Who is this Met?

[batmagadanleadoff]

Who is this Met? This is not a quiz. I'm stumped.



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[Edgy MD]

Andres Torres, no?

[batmagadanleadoff]

Edgy MD wrote: Andres Torres, no?

Yeah. Here's what happened. I was googling Mets news to catch up on the day and came across this article:



https://risingapple.com/posts/ny-mets-trade-one-of-kind-angel-pagan-giantshttps://risingapple.com/posts/ny-mets-trade-one-of-kind-angel-pagan-giants



And the top of the article had that photo. Thinking the article, and thus the player, were both very recent, I was stumped. And then more stumped when I looked up the Mets uniform number history and saw no recent 56's that made sense. I thought he might be a 2022 fringe Met that I overlooked but that didn't pan out. So I came here for help. If I'd read that article, I woulda figured it out right away and realized that that's an old article.

[Edgy MD]

I always see him and first think he's Ángel Pagán. Both are handsome, medium-complected guys from Puerto Rican backgrounds with strong chins and neat, well-trimmed beards, played centerfield, and were traded for each other. But the 56 is pretty unusual for an outfielder, so it's a good identifier. I think Pagán wore 16.