Yes, he's still a prospect. The Mets may not have handled him in the best way possible, yanking him around between the bullpen and rotation as well as up and down the development ladder, but righthander Jenrry ('Henry') Meija seems to have survived the abuse well enough. An international signee who immediately jumped to the top of the Mets' pitching prospect chart, Meija is one of the few bright spots in a downtrodden farm system. The proud owner of easy heat in the form of a mid-90s fastball and a very good, deceptive change, he's still on the cusp of full-time usefulness in MLB. That means that once again, he'll probably get a shot at the Mets rotation in 2012, and if he can perform, he'll hold it for years to come.