It was a busy week for Mets top prospect, Amed Rosario that began with the Futures Game in Miami on Sunday. Three days later, Rosario was in the opposite corner of the country for the AAA All-Star Game in Tacoma.
Rosario led off for the Pacific Coast League and went 0-for-4 with a stolen base. He did get a chance to show his defensive prowess late in the game. Rosario had a quick turn on the back end of a 4-6-3 double play in the seventh inning to throw out Andrew Stevenson, the Washington Nationals’ fifth ranked prospect who has plus speed (60 grade according to MLB Pipeline).