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It was a much better year for Mets pitching prospects than it was for the hitters. Mets minor leaguers posted among the best Stuff+ in the sport, and one of the biggest contributors to that made this list. Luke Gabrysh…

Metsmerized's Jorge Eckardt identified five New York Mets pitching prospects whose stock rose significantly in 2026: Luke Gabrysh, Daviel Hurtado, Jonathan Santucci, Channing Austin, and Garrett Stratton. Gabrysh stood out with an organization-best 19.2% K-BB% and the highest slider Stuff+ in minor league baseball, while Hurtado posted a 2.93 ERA across 86 innings primarily at High-A.
Santucci firmly established himself as the Mets' top pitching prospect after leading all of minor league baseball with 163 strikeouts in 125 innings. Meanwhile, converted starter Austin registered a 2.26 ERA on the season, and reliever Stratton reached Triple-A after producing a 2.51 ERA with a 32.8% strikeout rate.
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