Jacob Reimer Fantasy Stats

New York Mets infield prospect Jacob Reimer focused on his defensive skills at third base during the offseason, according to Tim Britton of The Athletic. Reimer has spent time at several positions in the infield throughout his minor league career, but emphasized the hot corner heading into 2026 spring training. Reimer joined the Mets in the fourth round of the 2022 MLB Draft out of Yucaipa HS. Last summer, he spent 61 games at High-A before spending another 61 games with Double-A. Through 122 total games, Reimer held a strong .282/.379/.491 line with an .870 OPS. He hit 17 home runs and swiped 15 bags. Additionally, the young infielder noted that he also emphasized improving his bat speed to increase his power output during the winter. Fantasy managers should expect Reimer to contend for an early ticket to Triple-A this spring.

New York Mets third base prospect Jacob Reimer has been promoted to Double-A Binghamton. The Mets' 17th-ranked prospect slashed .284/.384/.502 with eight home runs and 11 steals. The former fourth-round draft pick led the entire South Atlantic League with 52 runs scored, and also drove in 39 while posting a solid 11.9 percent walk rate (19.4 percent K%). At just 21 years old, he could grow into more power, and he should continue to get on base via walk after recording double-digit walk rates at every stop in the minors since 2022. It will be a couple of years before we see him in the majors, though.

New York Mets third base prospect Jacob Reimer went 3-for-5 with three home runs and five RBI during Wednesday's contest against High-A Wilmington. This was another impressive outing for Reimer, who has been swinging a hot bat through the early part of the High-A regular season. Through his first 21 games of the campaign, the Yucaipa HS product has held an impressive .318/.383/.659 slash line with eight doubles, three home runs, and five home runs. Last summer, Reimer earned a brief taste of High-A ball but struggled as he held a .196/.327/.261 slash line with no home runs across a 14-game stint. Given his impressive start to the season, fantasy managers should expect the No. 21-ranked prospect in the New York system to push for his Double-A debut later this summer.