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

Jul 17, 2022; Los Angeles, CA, USA;  Kevin Parada puts on a jersey after he was selected by the New
Jul 17, 2022; Los Angeles, CA, USA; Kevin Parada puts on a jersey after he was selected by the New / Jayne Kamin-Oncea-USA TODAY Sports
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Mets untouchable prospects for the trade deadline: RHP Tyler Stuart

Tyler Stuart  is not ranked on the top 30 prospect list for the Mets but has emerged to be a guy to keep around. Tyler originates from Illinois, and he attended the University of Southern Mississippi. He had a Perfect Game national overall ranking of 500 and ranked 514 in his position as a right-handed pitcher. His state ranking was 52 overall with a positional rank of 16th overall in the state of Illinois.  So far the Brooklyn Cyclones are benefiting from his performance so far this season as he’s 4-0 with 75.2 innings pitched striking out 84 sticks and only walking 23.

The right-hander stands 6’9” 250lbs with a good consistent delivery that heats up a 98mph fastball, early 90s sinker, and low 80s changeup. He’s shown effectiveness in his pitch usage with good command and ability to control counts. His composure is evident and his IQ is above satisfactory. Stuart will be anticipated as time goes on; as he develops, he will be promising to the future of the Mets pitching staff. The future of Tyler Stuart can involve being a key trade piece once his stock has increased by 2024, however for now it is beneficial for him to remain a Met.