By Jerry Del Priore
It seems as if the Brooklyn Cyclones are a good spot for professional players to flourish in the New York Mets’ minor league system. MLB Pipeline’s prospect watch list has 17 of the 30 top players in New York’s farm system who once played in Brooklyn.
Only one player on the list is at the Triple A level, and three are on the current MLB roster.
Here are the players who made the list:

SS Amed Rosario, 2014 (1) – Highest Level – MLB
P David Peterson, 2017 (3) – Highest Level – Short-season Brooklyn
P Justin Dunn, 2016 (4) – Highest Level – High A St. Lucie
LHP Thomas Szapucki, 2016 (6) – Highest Level – Mid-level Columbia
OF Desmond Lindsay, 2016 (7) – Mid-level Columbia
RHP Marcos Molina, 2014 (8) – Highest Level – Double-A Binghamton
SS Gavin Cecchini, 2012-13 (9) – Highest Level – MLB

1B Peter Alonso, 2016 (10) – Highest Level – Double-A Binghamton
C Tomas Nido, 2013-14 (10) – Highest Level – Double-A Binghamton
RHP Jordan Humphreys, 2016 (15) – Highest Level – High-A St. Lucie
RHP Chris Flexen, 2015 (16) – Highest Level – MLB
3B Johan Urena, 2014 (17) – Triple-A Las Vegas
SS Luis Carpio, 2016 (19) – Mid-level Columbia
C Ali Sanchez, 2016 (22) – Mid-level Columbia
LPH P.J. Conlon, 2015 (25) – Highest Level – Double-A Binghamton
3B David Thompson, 2015 (26) – Highest Level – Double-A Binghamton
RHP Corey Oswalt, 2014 (29) – Highest Level – Double-A Binghamton
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