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Jonathan Santucci's lack of control is what's holding him back from being called up to the majors right now.

New York Mets pitching prospect Jonathan Santucci is approaching a potential major league debut following a productive minor league season. The pitcher recorded a 3.57 ERA across 90.2 innings in Double-A Binghamton, earned an Eastern League All-Star selection, and led all of minor league baseball with 163 total strikeouts before his promotion to Triple-A Syracuse.
Despite high strikeout numbers and a 35.0% whiff rate, Santucci faces ongoing control issues that could delay his MLB call-up. His walk rate sat at 12.0% in Double-A and increased to 13.5% across 34.1 innings in Triple-A, highlighting command as his primary obstacle to reaching the majors.
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