Marcus Semien's time as the Mets' starting second baseman may be inching closer to its end. The team's No. 1 prospect, Jefferson Rojas, made waves in the farm system this summer after the Mets traded for him, and now he's adding to his case for an Opening Day roster spot.
Top prospect Jefferson Rojas doubled Tuesday for his third extra-base hit in four Dominican Winter League games. The 21-year-old infielder went 1-for-3 with a run scored and is 5-for-14 with two homers in the DOWL.
It wasn’t the best year for Mets minor league hitters, but there were still a handful of standouts. Let’s take a look at which ones improved their standing the most over the course of the season.
Jefferson Rojas is picking up where he left off in Syracuse. The Mets’ top prospect went 3-for-4 with two solo homers, three RBIs and three runs scored in the Gigantes del Cibao’s 7-1 victory Saturday over the Tigres del Licey in his second Dominican Winter League game.
Jefferson Rojas made his Winter League debut Friday for the Gigantes del Cibao, continuing to impress since being traded to the Mets organization. The 21-year-old went 1-for-3 with a walk and a stolen base in his first game for the Gigantes.
The 2026 season might be a lost cause for the New York Mets, who are playing out the string the rest of the way. However, the same can’t be said for the Mets’ farm system, which has been making some noise since the trade deadline.
The New York Mets' No. 1 prospect, infielder Jefferson Rojas, got his first taste of Triple-A action on Tuesday. And in his first game with the Triple-A Syracuse Mets, the 21-year-old immediately showed why he's a highly touted minor leaguer.
While the New York Mets were wrapping up their series finale on Sunday against the New York Yankees, the team made a critical move, promoting top prospect Jefferson Rojas to Triple-A Syracuse.
The New York Mets’ top prospect, Jefferson Rojas, is reportedly on his way to Triple-A Syracuse. This according to Will Sammon of the Athletic. Rojas and the Double-A Binghamton Rumble Ponies saw their season come to an end Sunday after their season finale was cancelled due to weather.
Following an abysmal first half of the 2026 season, the New York Mets had no choice but to become sellers at the trade deadline. They also had to make sure they came out the other side with a top-100 prospect, a mission they accomplished by getting back Jefferson Rojas in a deal.
The Chicago Cubs are still expected to be aggressive buyers before the MLB trade deadline on August 3. With just about five days to go before that cutoff date, the breaking news regarding high-profile deals should start dropping anytime now.
Last night Reid Detmers was pulled in a tie game after throwing only 84 pitches. This followed a previous home outing in which he only threw 85 pitches and was pulled from a one run game.
The Chicago Cubs currently hold a 48-38 record after a high-scoring victory at Wrigley Field. Over the last 24 hours, the club secured its fourth consecutive win.
A rain-shortened schedule today. Rained out. The game will not be made up. The Knoxville Smokies exiled the Birmingham Barons (White Sox), 7-4. The win moved the Smokies into a tie for first place in the Southern League North Division.
The Chicago Cubs are starting to find their footing following what was an impressive weekend in which they were able to continue the misfortunes for the New York Mets in a three-game sweep.
Rained out. Doubleheader starting at 5:08 tomorrow. The Knoxville Smokies knocked the Rocket City Trash Pandas (Angels) out of orbit, 8-7. The Trash Pandas jumped all over Smokies starter Luis Martinez-Gomez with two runs in the first, one in the second and two more in the third.
The Chicago Cubs are just about a week away from Opening Day as they prepare for a 2026 campaign, which promises to be extremely exciting and potentially their best chance to win a title since 2016.
The Chicago Cubs are focused on winning big this year and would seemingly have all the horses in place right now to do that. But they still have an eye on the future…and that future is making some big noise in spring training.
In consecutive off-seasons, the Chicago Cubs have moved pieces from their farm system to acquire major league talent. Before the 2025 season, they traded big-leaguer Isaac Paredes along with prospects Hayden Wesneski and Cam Smith to land Kyle Tucker.
The Chicago Cubs have been one of the top teams in terms of developing their farm system and having players be productive in the majors. They have some elite talent currently in the minor leagues, but there is still some seasoning needed before they get called up.
The Chicago Cubs have made a major prospect decision this week in the midst of what has been an excellent campaign for one of the top names in the farm system.
Chicago Cubs prospect Jefferson Rojas earned a big honor on Monday, getting named as the Player of the Week in the High-A Midwest League. Playing for the South Bend Cubs, Rojas drove in seven runs last week while recording eight hits.
The Chicago Cubs still have one of the best-stocked minor league systems in baseball, but one prospect is skyrocketing in the eyes of Baseball America.