Citi Field Power Surge 2018

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With the ballpark having commenced its tenth season of activity with a five-game homestand, here are your up-to-date All-Time Citi Field Regular Season HR Leaders (Mets only, wise guy)...


Duda 71
Wright 50
Granderson 38
Flores 33
Davis 30
Conforto 27
Murphy 27
Cespedes 26
Reyes 25
Cabrera 23
d’Arnaud 22
Pagan 15
Bruce 14
Walker 14
Beltran 14
Hairston 13
Nieuwenhuis 11
Bay 10
Francoeur 9
Lagares 8

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Cespedes's slam, his 27th Citi Field Mets home run, pulls him into a three-way tie for sixth place with Conforto and Murphy. Murphy so couldn't bear to watch the further chipping away of his Mets legacy that he didn't even show up.

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CURRENT TOP 10

Duda 71
Wright 50
Granderson 38
Flores 34
Davis 30
Conforto 28
Cespedes 28
Murphy 27
Cabrera 26
Reyes 25

Other current Mets:

d'Arnaud remains in eleventh place with 22.

Bruce remains tied with Walker and Beltran for thirteenth place with 14.

Lagares remains in twentieth place with 8.

Nimmo and Rivera are in a six-way tie for 25th with 6.

Smith and Plawecki are in a four-way tie for 34th with 4.

Rosario and Frazier are in an eleven-way tie for 38th with 3.

Mesoraco is in a thirteen-way tie for 49th with 2.

Lugo, deGrom and Syndergaard are in a 22-way tie for 62nd with 1.

Eighty-three Mets have hit at least one regular-season home run at Citi Field since 2009.

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With his seventh Citi Field home run, Nimmo climbs into a five-way tie for 21st place, sitting alongside Rene Rivera, Anthony Recker, Marlon Byrd and Jordany Valdespin.

[Edgy MD]

Man, THAT'S the party I want to share a table at Applebee's with.

[MFS62]

G-Fafif wrote: With his seventh Citi Field home run, Nimmo climbs into a five-way tie for 21st place, sitting alongside Rene Rivera, Anthony Recker, Marlon Byrd and Jordany Valdespin.

Jordany's two most famous balls never went over the wall.

Later

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Notes from the just completed mostly futile homestand (but with an inspiring finish):

Conforto is alone in sixth place with 29.

Cabrera has tied Murphy for eighth place with 27.

Frazier has forged a four-way tie for 31st, alongside Turner, Barajas and Sheffield, with 5.

Also, Frazier is the third ex-MFY with multiple Subway Series HRs for the Mets, joining Granderson and the aforementioned Sheffield.

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Flores up to 36 Citi Field regular-season home runs by a Met, within two of Curtis Granderson for third place.

Conforto up to 30, tying Ike Davis for fifth place.

Cabrera up to 28, tying Cespedes for seventh place.

Plawecki has made it a five-way tie for 31st with five (alongside Frazier, Turner, Barajas and Sheffield).

And Bautista is on the board with two.

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All-time Citi Field home run leaders at the break (regular season; as Mets), 2018:

Duda 71
Wright 50
Granderson 38
Flores 37
Conforto 31
Cabrera 30
Davis 30
Cespedes 28
Murphy 27
Reyes 25
d’Arnaud 22
Pagan 15
Bruce 14
Walker 14
Beltran 14
Hairston 13
Nimmo 11
Nieuwenhuis 11
Bay 10
Francoeur 9
Lagares 8

Other current Mets:

Plawecki 6
T. Rivera 6
Frazier 5
Bautista 4
Smith 4
Rosario 3
Mesoraco 2
Lugo 1
deGrom 1
Syndergaard 1

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Every Met Citi Field Home Run for Ten Years...

Duda 71
Wright 50 + 1 POSTSEASON
Conforto 38 + 2 POSTSEASON
Granderson 38 + 2 POSTSEASON
Flores 37

Cabrera 30
Davis 30
Cespedes 28 + 1 POSTSEASON
Murphy 27 + 3 POSTSEASON
Reyes 25

d’Arnaud 22 + 2 POSTSEASON
Bruce 17
Pagan 15
Walker 14
Beltran 14

Hairston 13
Nimmo 12
Nieuwenhuis 11
Frazier 10
Bay 10

Plawecki 9
Francoeur 9
Smith 8
Lagares 8

R. Rivera 7
Recker 7
Byrd 7
Valdespin 7

T. Rivera 6
Bautista 6
K. Johnson 6
C. Young 6
Buck 6
Tatis 6

Rosario 5
Turner 5
Barajas 5
Sheffield 5

Mesoraco 4
Cuddyer 4
Brown 4

Reynolds 3
Uribe 3
Tejada 3
Satin 3
Cedeño 3
Thole 3
Pridie 3
Schneider 3
Delgado 3

De Aza 2
Loney 2
Campbell 2
Herrera 2
Baxter 2
Cowgill 2
Nickeas 2
Rottino 2
Evans 2
Blanco 2
Santos 2
Sullivan 2

Nido 1
Matz 1
McNeil 1
Jackson 1
Lugo 1
deGrom 1
Syndergaard 1
Taijeron 1
Harvey 1
Ceciliani 1
E. Young 1
Mayberry 1
Teagarden 1
Abreu 1
Quintanilla 1
Hefner 1
Torres 1
Paulino 1
Pascucci 1
Santana 1
Carter 1
Lu. Hernandez 1
Jacobs 1
Castillo 1
Church 1
Castro 1

[HahnSolo]

Sullivan 2

Who on earth is that?

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HahnSolo wrote: Sullivan 2 Who on earth is that?

Cory Sullivan -- that's who. A veritable triples machine in Citi Field's first season, when it theoretically built for three-base hits. Got a couple of homers in as well before moving on.

[Centerfield]

This thread is great. Love seeing the old names. Rod Barajas. 5 CitiField HR's. All of them came that one week right?