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Old 07-01-2015, 01:13 PM   #2415
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Originally Posted by poopfromweiner dude View Post
@big Vito pls rank the bomb ass mets arms

-Harvey
-Syndegaard
-deGrom
-Wheeler
-Matz
-Montero

???
If we're talking what they've done in their career to this point...I'd actually put deGrom at #1. He actually has had better overall numbers than Harvey through the same number of starts. Pretty scary to think about.

Long-term though, I still have to view Harvey as #1. I've seen enough of deGrom to slot him in at #2. Syndergaard at #3 with ace potential. Matz a dynamic lefty at #4. Wheeler is mainly #5 because I worry about how he will do in his TJS recovery and I wonder if he'll revert back to the beginning of his career when he struggled mightily with command. And Montero is easily #6. He picked up a shoulder injury and seems to have vanished into the Springfield Mystery Spot.

Worst part about Montero's injury is that if he were healthy he could be a legit trade chip. As it is right now, nobody has any reason to not demand one of the Mets' current "big 4" in exchange for a big bat because everybody knows they're desperate for offense.
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