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Lifetime Home Runs as a New York Met



5. Dave Kingman: 154

6. Carlos Beltran: 149

Michael Conforto projected to end of season: 127.53

8. Todd Hundley: 124

9. Kevin McReynolds: 122

10. Edgardo Alfonso: 120

11. Michael Conforto: 119

=#FF5910]Michael Conforto at start of season: =#FF5910]118

12. Ed Kranepool: 118

Pete Alonso projected to end of season: 116.65

13. José Reyes: 108

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25. Yoenis Céspedes: 76

26. Rusty Staub: 75

27. Pete Alonso: 74

=#FF5910]Pete Alonso at start of season: =#FF5910]69

28. Ron Swoboda: 69

29. Ike Davis: 68


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Yeah, but his defense is mostly getting it done.



That hasn't been true around the diamond. At least, not until today.


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Pete Alonso is on pace to hit his 100th career HR this season in what would be Alosno's 318th game played. If Alonso stays on pace, he will set the all-time MLB record for least games to 100 HR's, breaking Ryan Howard's record of 325 games. Howard obliterated the previous record, then held by Ralph Kiner (376 games).


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Hitlessest Mets in Met History




[th]Rank[/th][th]Name[/th][th]AB[/th][th]PA[/th][th]AVG[/th]
1Randy Tate4147.000
2Sandy Alomar2222.000
3Andy Hassler2223.000
4Cameron Maybin2120.000
5Corey Oswalt1922.000
6Mike Remlinger1721.000
7Brent Gaff1720.000
8John Franco1515.000
9Dale Murray1317.000
10Miguel Batista1215.000




Maybin is breathing down Sandy Alomar, Sr.'s neck, and with his next at-bat, will be going for a piece of the record for most extensively futile career by a Mets position player.



Randy Tate's crown, though, feels safe.


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Jacob deGrom is closing in on Sid Fernandez on the Mets all-time strikeout list. When he passes him, he'll be in fourth place, and only the elite trio of Seaver, Koosman, Gooden will be above him:



1. Tom Seaver 2541

2. Dwight Gooden 1875

3. Jerry Koosman 1799

4. Sid Fernandez 1449

5. Jacob deGrom 1433

6. David Cone 1172

7. Ron Darling 1148

8. Al Leiter 1106

9. Jon Matlack 1023

10. Jon Niese 838


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History being made! Sandy Alomar tied!



Hitlessest Mets in Met History


[th]Rank[/th][th]Name[/th][th]AB[/th][th]PA[/th][th]AVG[/th]
1Randy Tate4147.000
T2Sandy Alomar2222.000
T2Andy Hassler2223.000
T2Cameron Maybin2221.000
5Corey Oswalt1922.000
T6Mike Remlinger1721.000
T6Brent Gaff1720.000
8John Franco1515.000
9Dale Murray1317.000
10Miguel Batista1215.000


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Edgy MD wrote:

History being made! Sandy Alomar tied!



Hitlessest Mets in Met History


[th]Rank[/th][th]Name[/th][th]AB[/th][th]PA[/th][th]AVG[/th]
1Randy Tate4147.000
T2Sandy Alomar2222.000
T2Andy Hassler2223.000
T2Cameron Maybin2221.000
5Corey Oswalt1922.000
T6Mike Remlinger1721.000
T6Brent Gaff1720.000
8John Franco1515.000
9Dale Murray1317.000
10Miguel Batista1215.000



What's unique about this counting stat is that with one hit, Maybin will come off this list completely.


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Edgy MD wrote:

History being made! Sandy Alomar tied!



Hitlessest Mets in Met History


[th]Rank[/th][th]Name[/th][th]AB[/th][th]PA[/th][th]AVG[/th]
1Randy Tate4147.000
T2Sandy Alomar2222.000
T2Andy Hassler2223.000
T2Cameron Maybin2221.000
5Corey Oswalt1922.000
T6Mike Remlinger1721.000
T6Brent Gaff1720.000
8John Franco1515.000
9Dale Murray1317.000
10Miguel Batista1215.000



What's unique about this counting stat is that with one hit, Maybin will come off this list completely.


If you broke up this list into two lists -- one for hitters and one for pitchers -- a reasonable thing to do for this statistic-- Maybin is now tied for the top of the hitters list.


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Hist'ry!!


[th]Rank[/th][th]Name[/th][th]AB[/th][th]PA[/th][th]AVG[/th]
1Randy Tate4147.000
2Cameron Maybin2322.000
T3Sandy Alomar2222.000
T3Andy Hassler2223.000
5Corey Oswalt1922.000
T6Mike Remlinger1721.000
T6Brent Gaff1720.000
8John Franco1515.000
9Dale Murray1317.000
10Miguel Batista1215.000


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Huh, my friend had a different list that he pulled from Lahman.



His had Randy Tate (1975, 41 ABs), Harry Parker (1974, 36 ABs), Ed Lynch (1982, 33 ABs) and Jeremy Heffner (2013, 32 ABs).


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Edgy MD wrote:

Hist'ry!!


[th]Rank[/th][th]Name[/th][th]AB[/th][th]PA[/th][th]AVG[/th]
1Randy Tate4147.000
2Cameron Maybin2322.000
T3Sandy Alomar2222.000
T3Andy Hassler2223.000
5Corey Oswalt1922.000
T6Mike Remlinger1721.000
T6Brent Gaff1720.000
8John Franco1515.000
9Dale Murray1317.000
10Miguel Batista1215.000





For now. But Maybin has a decent chance of holding this "record". With the Mets roster in such flux, it's conceivable that Maybin's the next man out as soon as one of the injured outfielders comes back.


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Yeah, it's up to him whether he wants to erase himself from this list with a single safety before the Mets lock this in by removing him from the roster.



Sandy, Sr., by the way, set this high standard back in 1967.



And hey, it looks like Randy Tate, at least, got himself several walks.


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A Boy Named Seo wrote:

Huh, my friend had a different list that he pulled from Lahman.



His had Randy Tate (1975, 41 ABs), Harry Parker (1974, 36 ABs), Ed Lynch (1982, 33 ABs) and Jeremy Heffner (2013, 32 ABs).


I think his was likely seasonal and mine is for full careers. Ed Lynch was a decent hitter in non-1982 years.


If you broke up this list into two lists -- one for hitters and one for pitchers -- a reasonable thing to do for this statistic-- Maybin is now tied for the top of the hitters list.


Here come the Lineup breakers — all-time Met champs of position-player offensive futility.




[th]Rank[/th][th]Name[/th][th]AB[/th][th]PA[/th][th]AVG[/th]
1Cameron Maybin2322.000
2Sandy Alomar2222.000
3Bart Shirley1212.000
T4Joe Nolan1011.000
T4Rich Puig1011.000
6Keith Hughes99.000
T7Jed Lowrie78.000
T7Tim Corcoran79.000
9Al Pedrique67.000
T10Joe Ginsberg55.000
T10Lou Klimchock55.000
T10Brian Ostrosser55.000


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Edgy MD wrote:

A Boy Named Seo wrote:

Huh, my friend had a different list that he pulled from Lahman.



His had Randy Tate (1975, 41 ABs), Harry Parker (1974, 36 ABs), Ed Lynch (1982, 33 ABs) and Jeremy Heffner (2013, 32 ABs).


I think his was likely seasonal and mine is for full careers. Ed Lynch was a decent hitter in non-1982 years.


If you broke up this list into two lists -- one for hitters and one for pitchers -- a reasonable thing to do for this statistic-- Maybin is now tied for the top of the hitters list.




Here come the Lineup breakers — all-time Met champs of position-player offensive futility.




[th]Rank[/th][th]Name[/th][th]AB[/th][th]PA[/th][th]AVG[/th]
1Cameron Maybin2322.000
2Sandy Alomar2222.000
3Bart Shirley1212.000
T4Joe Nolan1011.000
T4Rich Puig1011.000
6Keith Hughes99.000
T7Jed Lowrie78.000
T7Tim Corcoran79.000
9Al Pedrique67.000
T10Joe Ginsberg55.000
T10Lou Klimchock55.000
T10Brian Ostrosser55.000



So Maybin was DFA'd as soon as the first injured Mets outfielder was activated off of the IL list (Pillar), but not before getting off the schnied in his last game as a Met, and coming off that list.


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Pete Alonso is on pace to hit his 100th career HR this season in what would be Alosno's 318th game played. If Alonso stays on pace, he will set the all-time MLB record for least games to 100 HR's, breaking Ryan Howard's record of 325 games. Howard obliterated the previous record, then held by Ralph Kiner (376 games).

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Michael Conforto's assault on the top has been drastically slowed, and Pete Alonso's reaching that rare air is seemingly delayed for another season, but Pete has just tied Yoenis Céspedes on the All-Time Mets homer list, and that's not bad.



Homers in a Mets Career



1) Darryl Strawberry: 252

2) David Wright: 242

3) Mike Piazza HOF: 220

4) Howard Johnson: 192

5) Dave Kingman: 154

6) Carlos Beltran: 149

Michael Conforto Projectd to End of Season: 125.04

7) Lucas Duda: 125

8) Todd Hundley: 124

9) Kevin McReynolds: 122

T10) Edgardo Alfonzo: 120

T10) Michael Conforto: 120

12) Ed Kranepool: 118

=#FF5910]Michael Conforto at Start of Season: 118

13) Jose Reyes: 108

14) Carlos Delgado: 104

15) George Foster: 99

T16) Bobby Bonilla: 95

T16) Curtis Granderson: 95

18) John Milner: 94

Pete Alonso Projectd to End of Season: 93.65

19) Cleon Jones: 93

20) Gary Carter HOF: 89

21) Tommie Agee: 82

22) Cliff Floyd: 81

23) Keith Hernandez: 80

24) Robin Ventura: 77

T26) Pete Alonso: 76

T26) Yoenis Céspedes: 76

27) Rusty Staub: 75

28) Ron Swoboda: 69

=#FF5910]Pete Alonso at Start of Season: 69

T29) Ike Davis: 68

T29) Wilmer Flores: 68


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Rk Name HR

1) Darryl Strawberry: 252

2) David Wright: 242

3) Mike Piazza: 220

4) Howard Johnson: 192

5) Dave Kingman: 154

6) Carlos Beltran: 149

7) Lucas Duda: 125

8) Todd Hundley: 124

Michael Conforto Projected to End of Season: 124

9) Kevin McReynolds: 122

T10) Edgardo Alfonzo: 120

T10) Michael Conforto: 120

12) Ed Kranepool: 118

=#FF5910]Michael Conforto at Start of Season: 118

13) Jose Reyes: 108

14) Carlos Delgado: 104

15) George Foster: 99

Pete Alonso Projected to End of Season: 99

T16) Bobby Bonilla: 95

T16) Curtis Granderson: 95

18) John Milner: 94

19) Cleon Jones: 93

20) Gary Carter: 89

21) Tommie Agee: 82

22) Cliff Floyd: 81

23) Keith Hernandez: 80

24) Pete Alonso: 79

25) Robin Ventura: 77

26) Yoenis Céspedes: 76

27) Rusty Staub: 75

28) Ron Swoboda: 69

=#FF5910]Pete Alonso at Start of Season: 69

T29) Ike Davis: 68

T29) Wilmer Flores: 68


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RBI in a Season by a Mets Pitcher



Jacob deGrom, projected to end of season, 2021: 16.2

1) Tom Seaver, 1970: 10

T2) Dwight Gooden, 1992: 9

T2) Dwight Gooden, 1985: 9

T2) Sid Fernandez, 1988: 9

T2) Jason Isringhausen, 1996: 9

T2) Dwight Gooden, 1990: 9

T2) Dwight Gooden, 1993: 9

T2) Jon Matlack, 1976: 9

T2) Dwight Gooden, 1988: 9

T8) Tom Glavine, 2004: 8

T8) Mike Hampton, 2000: 8

T8) Sid Fernandez, 1989: 8

T8) Walt Terrell, 1983: 8

T8) Jack Fisher, 1964: 8

T8) Jon Matlack, 1974: 8

T16) Tom Seaver, 1971: 7

T16) Matt Harvey, 2015: 7

T16) Jerry Koosman, 1977: 7

T19) Noah Syndergaard, 2016: 6

T19) Jacob deGrom, 2019: 6

T19) Jacob deGrom, 2021: 6


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Wins by Mets Pitchers After Turning 40



1) Bartolo Colón: 44

2) Tom Glavine: 28

3) Orel Hershiser: 13

T4) Roberto Hernandez: 8

T4) John Franco: 8

6) Warren Spahn: 4

T7) LaTroy Hawkins: 3

T7) Miguel Batista: 3

9) David Cone: 1

10) Ken Takahashi: 0


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In the last few days, Michael Conforto has knocked Edgardo Alfonso out of the top ten in all-time Mets homers, and and leapfrogged up to a tie for eighth.



1) Darryl Strawberry: 252

2) David Wright: 242

3) Mike Piazza: 220

4) Howard Johnson: 192

5) Dave Kingman: 154

6) Carlos Beltran: 149

7) Lucas Duda: 125

T8) Todd Hundley: 124

T8) Michael Conforto: 124

10) Kevin McReynolds: 122



His pace only takes him up to 128.68 but let's hope he doesn't miss as many games in the second half.


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Benjamin Grimm wrote:

I remember when Wayne Garrett was in the top ten.


I remember when Richie Ashburn and Choo Choo Coleman were in the top 10.



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