Sam Dykstra

Yeah, no, thanks.

It's one of my favorite times of the year because after months and months and months of, again, researching, talking to other people about these guys, trying to get as much information as we can, going straight to the source, talking to these guys on the ground, getting to see them on the backfields, nothing beats it.

All right.

I already feel honored whenever you say that, Rob.

Now I feel doubly honored.

Thanks so much, Rob.

Yeah, there should be some passion.

This doesn't have to be boring.

You.

You.

Chris Suero is one of the guys I was most interested to see here.

Fascinating background.

He's actually from the Bronx, but moved to the Dominican Republic to sign earlier, to not go through the draft process, to know he could sign and have your pick of teams to sign with.

He signs with the Mets for not very much money at all, but he's the rare, really athletic catcher who's like a plus runner.

He's also got experience in left field.

He's also got experience at first base.

If I had to guess, he's probably going to be a left fielder long term because of that athleticism.

But he's run into some balls really well down here.

Didn't have the greatest transition from high A to double A. Has answered some questions, hit some balls hard.

I've gotten some comps on him coming into this season of like, could he be Dalton Versho light?