New York Mets draft history

76 first-round picks

Who have the Mets drafted?

The New York Mets have made 76 first-round picks since 1965. The best of them: David Wright, 38th overall in 2001, with 4 league awards and 7 All-Stars. Their latest first-round pick is Carson Wiggins, 27th overall in 2026. Of the 8 first-round picks from 2017 to 2023, 2 have made an All-Star team.

First-round picks

Mets first-round picks

New York Mets first-round draft picks, newest first
DraftPickPlayerPosCareer
202627Carson Wiggins—
202538Mitch Voit—
202419Carson BengeOklahoma StateRF156 games
202332Colin Houck—
202211Kevin Parada—
202214Jett Williams—
202110Kumar RockerVanderbiltSP47 games
202019Pete Crow-ArmstrongCF455 games, 2 All-Stars
201912Brett Baty3B442 games
20186Jarred Kelenic—
201720David PetersonOregonSP163 games, 1 All-Star
201619Justin DunnBoston CollegeRP32 games
201631Anthony KaySP77 games
201410Michael ConfortoOregon StateDH1,263 games, 1 All-Star
201311Dominic SmithDH864 games
201212Gavin Cecchini—
201235Kevin PlaweckiPurdueC447 games
201113Brandon NimmoRF1,221 games
201144Michael FulmerRP280 games, 1 All-Star
20107Matt HarveyNorth CarolinaSP180 games, 1 All-Star
200818Ike DavisArizona State1B667 games
200822Reese Havens—
200833Bradley Holt—
200742Eddie KunzOregon StateRP4 games
200747Nathan Vineyard—
20059Mike PelfreyWichita StateSP275 games
20043Philip HumberRiceSP97 games
200312Lastings MilledgeLF433 games
200215Scott KazmirSP303 games, 3 All-Stars
200118Aaron HeilmanNotre DameRP477 games
200138David Wright3B1,585 games, 7 All-Stars
200016Billy TraberLoyola MarymountSP96 games
200036Bob Keppel—
199821Jason TynerTexas A&MLF440 games
19976Geoff Goetz—
199613Robert Stratton—
199518Ryan Jaroncyk—
19941Paul WilsonFlorida StateSP170 games
199420Terrence LongCF890 games
199429Jay PaytonGeorgia TechLF1,259 games
19938Kirk Presley—
19929Preston WilsonRF1,108 games, 1 All-Star
199218Christopher Roberts—
199230Jon Ward—
199118Al Shirley—
199136Bobby Jones—
199017Jeromy BurnitzOklahoma StateRF1,694 games, 1 All-Star
198924Alan Zinter—
198821David Proctor—
198724Chris DonnelsLoyola Marymount3B450 games
198621Lee May—
198520Gregg Jefferies1B1,465 games, 2 All-Stars
19841Shawn AbnerRF392 games
19834Eddie Williams1B395 games
198320Stan JeffersonBethune-CookmanLF296 games
198327Calvin SchiraldiTexasRP235 games
19825Dwight GoodenRP430 games, 4 All-Stars
19814Terry BlockerCF110 games
19801Darryl StrawberryDH1,583 games, 8 All-Stars
198023Billy BeaneSan DiegoRF148 games
198024John GibbonsC18 games
19792Tim LearyUCLARP292 games
19783Hubie BrooksArizona StateDH1,645 games, 2 All-Stars
197716Wally Backman3B1,102 games
197613Tom Thurberg—
19756Butch BentonC51 games
197417Cliff Speck—
197314Lee Mazzilli1B1,475 games, 1 All-Star
197213Richard Bengston—
197114Rich Puig4 games
197023George Ambrow—
19694Randy SterlingP3 games
19681Tim FoliSS1,696 games
19674Jon MatlackRP361 games, 3 All-Stars
19661Steven Chilcott—
19652Les RohrP6 games

First rounds and supplemental picks from MLB's records; games are the player's career on file. Later rounds are not on file.