Reese Havens and Darin Gorski To Be Cut From 40-Man Roster
According to Adam Rubin of ESPN New York, the Mets are expected to waive infielder Reese Havens and left-hander Darin Gorski to make room on their 40-Man roster.
The process would involve exposing them to waivers. If they clear, they can be outrighted to the minors.
I can see either of the two being picked up, but it’s 50/50.
Rubin writes about them:
Havens, a first-round pick...
It's Spring For The Announcers Too
I wouldn't know Reese Havens if he came up to me and hit me over the head with a baseball bat. That's assuming he wouldn't swing and miss. Although if he hit me, he probably would pull an oblique muscle and miss a month, the poor bastard.
Point being: I don't get paid to recognize Reese Havens. And contrary to what you might think, I don't carry a spring training...
Prospect Pulse: Analyzing Second Base Prospect Reese Havens
Player Name: Reese Havens
Bats: L Throws: R
Height: 6’1″ Weight: 195 lb.
Position: Second Base
Age: 26
MMO Top Prospect Ranking: NR
ETA: 2013
Background:
There’s not much that I can tell you about Reese Havens that you probably don’t already know. He was drafted in the 1st round of the 2008 MLB Draft out of the University of South Carolina. Many experts thought...
Don’t give up on Reese Havens … yet
The preliminary 2013 Mets prospect rankings have been unkind to Reese Havens, to say the least. He’s gone from “Mets second baseman of the future” to off of some lists entirely. This is not without good reason, though. Most Mets prospect watchers know the story of Havens all too well. He was the 22nd overall pick by the Mets in the 2008 draft, four spots after they selected...
What chance does Reese Havens have of being a useful MLB regular?
This is Reese Havens’ age 25 season. After a brutal first two months, where he was injured yet again, Havens has started to come alive at the plate. In June and July, he is 42-155 for a .271 AVG. Havens also has 7 HR and 29 BB in that stretch, proving that he remains an intriguing middle infield prospect.
Every team wants a guy who can provide solid offense in the middle...
Top 10 Mets Prospects of 2012: #5 Reese Havens
5. Reese Havens, Second Base, Bats: L, Throws: R, Age: 25, ETA: 2012
Reese Havens has remained a more enigmatic prospect in the Mets system. When the Mets drafted him with the 22nd overall pick in 2008, the organization expected to bring in a durable position player skilled in different areas around the diamond.
Havens is an accomplished catcher. He came into the Mets organization...
MLB’s Top 10 Second Base Prospects Features Reese Havens
MLB.com’s Jonathan Mayo is continues to roll out his Top 10 prospects at each position as he moves onto second basemen.
1. Cory Spangenberg, Padres: Spangenberg became a great example of the benefits of signing early — getting out and racking up 330 plate appearances while many of his fellow 2011 first-rounders were sitting around and waiting to sign. He also showed that reports...
Havens could have been the starting 2B...
MiLB has an article running that reviews the Mets top prospects per position, including comments from Paul Depodesta and Wally Backman. Despite his injuries Reese Havens is still considered the best second baseman in the system and here is what they had to say about him..."Whenever Reese has been healthy, he has always been able to perform," DePodesta said. "He&...
MMO Top 20 Mets Prospects – #10 Reese Havens, 2B
REESE HAVENS, 2BWelcome back for the 11th installment of the 2012 MMO Mets Top 20 Prospect list. Today we bring you #10, featuring second baseman Reese Havens. The only reason Havens isn’t considerably higher on this list is his significant injury history. If he can stay on the field next year, there is every reason to believe he will soon force the Mets to hand over the second...
Mike Diaz: What do the Mets have in Reese Havens?
Via Matthew Cerrone's Mets Blog
October 26, 2011
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