trying to cure the boredom of researching the mid-level teams of the world?  

I remember how bored you were last year trying to come up with 20 for the Mets, any significant changes this year?

You might consider throwing a cheesecake or two in there to lighten things up a bit.

thanks

John will probably say the exact same thing about Gomez this year as he did last year.  Great tools but not sure about Power.

they have a top 5 farm system. The star power at the top makes up for lack of depth and the depth isn't even that bad.

outside of Maybin who has a lot of questions and Porcello there isn't much since the Renteria trade took Gorkys and Jurrjens.

Their system goes in the toilet.

I believe the Mets farm system is better than people give them credit for.  The problem is that they have gone the safe route and tried to draft at positions who are overvalued in the FA market.  Rather than gambling on higher-risk players, the Mets have stockpiled a number of surer bets in the form of relievers and back-end starters.  Scott Linebrink is coming off a poor season and is getting 4 years/$19 Million.  Joe Smith can do that for 1/10 of the price.  I also have a feeling that the Mets strategy will change in upcoming years as Omar Minaya is seeing that the league is all bark and no bite when it comes to the issue of slotted bonuses and the fact that they will likely have 2 first round picks next year.  That is something else that has been lost in discussing the Mets system is that they have lost a number of high picks as compensation for signing Type A and B players