3 Mets prospects they should be willing to trade, 3 to make untouchable for now

Mets considerable trade-block prospects: RHP Dylan Tebrake

Another righty that could be apart of a Christian Scott package in a shipment out to bring in talent, RHP Dylan Tebrake of Brooklyn Cyclones A+. Tebrake is a 2022 draft pick from the eighth round by the Mets. Tebrake himself can be a useful trade-piece come deadline time. Tebrake’s repertoire chops up batter visibly with a running fastball painting corners at 97mph and sweeping off speed that generates a fair number of strikeouts and ground balls. The 2021 Big East Pitcher of the year has translated very well into professional baseball with two seasons at 1.82 ERA, 46 strikeouts and 10 walks.

Although his time of arrival to the show is a few years away, this will give organizations time and distance to further develop Tebrake and customize his positioning. Tebrake can push his offerings to arrive in the league as a starting pitcher, however, his repertoire can have him succeed as a late game reliever or closer.

In the meanwhile, adding some options to his pitch arsenal and or refining some of his off-speed weapons can increase his value. Tebrake would be a very valuable asset in a trade package, while the Mets will give up an uncertain piece toward roster improvement.