A successful shortstop in college whose range was enough of a question mark to merit a cautious move to second, South Carolina graduate David (Reese) Havens could make a heck of a second baseman for a future Mets infield that already includes the player picked just before him in the 2008 Draft, first baseman Ike Davis. A solid line drive hitter with plus plate discipline, Havens could be a long-term keystone solution for the post-Reyes Mets.

He's had trouble with injuries in his short career, never staying on the field for more than 100 games in any season, but as soon as he can find a way to get and stay healthy, he'll be in the dugout: talent-wise, he's pretty much ready for the Bigs right now.