Fans desperate to see the Mets play in the fall months can look into a trip to Arizona, where the club will be sending prospects looking to distinguish themselves.

Eight Mets minor leaguers will participate in the Arizona Fall League, which is played in October and November and exists in part to allow prospects to further showcase themselves and in part for prospects to catch up on reps after suffering injuries.

The most familiar name is Bruno Agbayani, who is Benny’s son and was acquired in the A.J. Minter trade.

Agbayani, an infielder, played just three games with Low-A St. Lucie after the trade because of a shoulder injury.

Boston Baro, another interesting infield prospect who nearly had his whole 2026 wiped out due to a shoulder injury, and first baseman Cole Mathis are included.

Calvin Ziegler had Tommy John surgery in 2024. Diamond Images/Getty Images

Arguably the most intriguing Mets prospect in the AFL will be Calvin Ziegler, who was a 2021 second-round pick who has flashed excellent stuff — with 103 strikeouts in 67 career minor league innings — but has barely pitched because of repeated injuries, including 2024 Tommy John surgery.

The righty returned to the mound midseason this year and began to show something as a reliever, allowing one run in his last 8 ²/₃ innings with High-A Brooklyn and Double-A Binghamton.

Bruin Agbayani in 2025. Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images

Also attending the AFL will be righty Ryan Lambert, who received plenty of buzz as a flamethrowing reliever in Mets camp this spring but dealt with injuries this season, along with righties Irving Cota, Brendan Girton and Peyton Prescott.

Francisco Lindor was honored before the game as the club’s nominee for the Roberto Clemente award for the fourth straight year.

Bolstering his case for the humanitarian award, Lindor launched Lindor’s Leaders, which is “a yearlong leadership development program for students in Bayside High School’s Sports Medicine Program,” the Mets said.

The Mets claimed infielder Christian Cairo from the Phillies and optioned him to Triple-A Syracuse.

The 25-year-old spent his season in Triple-A, where he posted a .676 OPS with four home runs and 25 steals in 128 games.