ROTOGRAPHS - The Top 50 Impact Fantasy Prospects For 2014

#6 Travis d’Arnaud | Mets (C) 

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Age	PA	BB%	K%	AVG	OBP	SLG	wOBA	wRC+	Off	Def	WAR
24	112	10.7 %	18.8 %	.202	.286	.263	.254	60	-4.8	0.1	-0.1

April 10: The organization has some interesting catching depth in terms of second- and third-string catchers but there are no true threats to d’Arnaud’s starting backstop gig. Now, all he has to do is stay healthy — which has been easier said than done during his minor league career.

#10 Noah Syndergaard | Mets (P) 

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Age	G	GS	IP	H	HR	K/9	BB/9	ERA	FIP
20	23	23	117.2	107	11	10.17	2.14	3.06	2.89

April 10: The 2012 R.A. Dickey trade continues to look worse for the Blue Jays with each passing day thanks to the continued emergence of Syndergaard. The 38th overall selection from the 2010 amateur draft — who won’t turn 22 until August — opened the 2014 season in Triple-A and should reach the Majors no later than the second half of the year. 

#34 Rafael Montero | Mets (P) 

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Age	G	GS	IP	H	HR	K/9	BB/9	ERA	FIP
22	27	27	155.1	136	6	8.69	2.03	2.78	2.45

April 10: Noah Syndergaard gets the majority of the prospect love from New York fans but Montero has a lot of promise too.  The Dominican native isn’t electric as his prospect-mate but he has solid stuff and above average command/control. He’ll bide his time in Triple-A. 

#47 Wilmer Flores | Mets (3B) 

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Age	PA	BB%	K%	AVG	OBP	SLG	wOBA	wRC+	Off	Def	WAR
21	101	5.0 %	22.8 %	.211	.248	.295	.241	51	-5.9	1.4	-0.2

April 10: An .887 OPS helped to breathe some life into Flores prospect value in 2013 but some of that came as a result of playing in the potent Pacific Coast League. Questions remain about both his offensive potential and his future defensive home. His inability to unseat incumbent shortstop Ruben Tejada (who has been in New York’s doghouse all year) speaks to the unlikelihood of Flores regularly playing shortstop in the Majors. 

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