Because of some technical issues, I got a little backed up with the Top 30’s for the Mets and Yankees, according to Baseball America. So, rather than going through each and every prospect in the Top 30’s of each organization, here is a list with each of the top 30 prospects from the Mets, along with their current minor league team.

1. Jenrry Mejia, RHP– Majors

2. Wilmer Flores, SS – Low-A Savannah

3. Fernando Martinez, OF – Triple-A Buffalo

4. Ike Davis, 1B – Majors

5. Brad Holt, RHP – Double-A (currently injured)

6. Jon Niese, LHP – Majors

7. Reese Havens, 2B/SS – Double-A (currently injured)

8. Josh Thole, C – Triple-A Buffalo

9. Ruben Tejada, SS – Triple-A Buffalo

10. Juan Urbina, LHP – Gulf Coast League*

11. Steven Matz, LHP – Gulf Coast League*

12. Jefry Marte, 3B – Low-A Savannah

13. Kirk Nieuwenhuis, OF – Double-A Binghamton

14. Kyle Allen, RHP – High-A St. Lucie

15. Jeurys Familia, RHP – High-A St. Lucie

16. Robert Carson, LHP – High-A St. Lucie

17. Cesar Puello, OF – Low-A Savannah

18. Scott Moviel, RHP – High-A St. Lucie

19. Robbie Shields, SS – Low-A Savannah* (currently injured)

20. Zach Dotson, LHP – Gulf Coast League*

21. Zach Lutz, 3B – Double-A Binghamton

22. Sean Ratliff, OF – High-A St. Lucie

23. Dillon Gee, RHP – Triple-A Buffalo

24. Eric Niesen, LHP – Double-A Binghamton

25. Eddie Kunz, RHP – Double-A Binghamton

26. Josh Stinson, RHP – Double-A Binghamton

27. Eric Beaulac, RHP – High-A St. Lucie

28. Brant Rustich, RHP – High-A St. Lucie (yet to pitch in 2010)

29. Tobi Stoner, RHP – Triple-A

30. Jordany Valdespin, 2B/SS – High-A

* – No official word on level, so I guessed where they would likely be assigned

Breakdown by level:

Majors: 3

Triple-A: 5

Double-A: 7

High-A: 8

Low-A: 4

GCL: 3

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