Where Mets Rank 2005

[Guest Benjamin Grimm]

My Manny Trillo guess was way off. His career high was 582 at bats.

Dave Cash, huh? I never would have guessed that.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Round number time. With the season two thirds gone, Mike Piazza is on a pace for exactly 21 homers, which projects him to exactly 399 homers for his career, the exact same place his almost teammate Andres Galarraga packed it in.

Meanwhile Supect Sammy Sosa has passed Frank Robinson, which has got to bring some seriously mixed feelings to the old guy.

All-Time Met Homers in a Career 1) Darryl Strawberry: 252 Mike Piazza Projected to End of Season: 222 2) Mike Piazza: 215 =orange]Mike Piazza at Start of Season: 201 3) Howard Johnson: 192 4) Dave Kingman: 154 5) Todd Hundley: 124 6) Kevin McReynolds: 122 7) Edgardo Alfonzo: 120 8) Ed Kranepool: 118 9) George Foster: 99 10) Bobby Bonilla: 95

All-Time Homers by a Major Leaguer 1) Hank Aaron: 755 2) Babe Ruth: 714 =darkred]3) Barry Bonds: 703 4) Willie Mays: 660 =darkred]5) Sammy Sosa: 588 6) Frank Robinson: 586 7) Mark McGwire: 583 8) Harmon Killebrew: 573 =darkred]9) Rafael Palmeiro: 569 10) Reggie Jackson: 563 11) Mike Schmidt: 548 12) Mickey Mantle: 536 13) Jimmie Foxx: 534 T14) Willie McCovey: 521 T14) Ted Williams: 521 16) Ken Griffey: 518 T17) Ernie Banks: 512 T17) Eddie Mathews: 512 19) Mel Ott: 511 20) Eddie Murray: 504 T21) Lou Gehrig: 493 T21) Fred McGriff: 493 T23) Stan Musial: 475 T23) Willie Stargell: 475 25) Dave Winfield: 465 26) Jose Canseco: 462 27) Carl Yastrzemski: 452 =darkred]28) Jeff Bagwell: 449 29) Frank Thomas: 447 30) Dave Kingman: 442 31) Andre Dawson: 438 =darkred]32) Gary Sheffield: 436 =darkred]33) Juan Gonzalez: 434 34) Cal Ripken: 431 =darkred]35) Jim Thome: 430 36) Billy Williams: 426 =darkred]37) Manny Ramirez: 420 38) Darrell Evans: 414 =darkred]39) Alex Rodriguez: 411 40) Duke Snider: 407 T41) Andres Galarraga: 399 T41) Al Kaline: 399 Mike Piazza Projected to End of Season: 399 43) Dale Murphy: 398 44) Joe Carter: 396 45) Mike Piazza: 392 46) Graig Nettles: 390 47) Johnny Bench: 389 48) Dwight Evans: 385 49) Harold Baines: 384 T50) Frank Howard: 382 T50) Jim Rice: 382 52) Albert Belle: 381 T53) Orlando Cepeda: 379 T53) Tony Perez: 379 =orange]Mike Piazza at Start of Season: 378 55) Matt Williams 378 R 56) Norm Cash* 377 L

[Guest Edgy DC]

Just when I was sure Greg couldin't carry him any longer, Jason steps up.

Way to go, J-Fafif.

[Guest metirish]

Excellent, I've added "fear & faith" as a favorite,I was at this game,great discription.

]. June 17, 2001: The Yankees had beaten us in the first two games of the Shea leg of the Subway Series, and it was beginning to dawn on us that the irritating drawbacks of the 2001 team weren't some passing thing. 7-2 Yankees, eighth inning, and we look as dead as dead can look. Ventura reaches on an error by Derek Jeter -- Schadenfreudish snickers. McEwing HBP. Relaford RBI single makes it 7-3. Ordonez walks, causing thousands of fans to pinch, punch and set fire to themselves to confirm such a thing really happened. Mark Johnson strikes out. Randy Choate exits for someone named Carlos Almanzar. Agbayani singles to make it 7-5. Hope lifts its weary head, looks around, blinks, sees Yankees, awaits execution. Shinjo hits a grounder, slides into first to demonstrate that this thing about Japanese players and good fundamentals is a myth -- but isn't doubled up. Ordonez scores: It's 7-6 with two outs and Piazza striding to the plate. Hope begins to scamper about wildly, still pretty sure it's gonna get its head bashed in with a shovel, but what the heck. On an 1-0 pitch, Mike destroys an Almanzar pitch for an 8-7 lead and the salvation of our honor. Hope does a drunken jig, goes into the fetal position when Armando tries his hardest to blow the save, begins dancing again when he somehow doesn't.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Mike Piazza has passed Darryl in one category. In the other, you can feel it in the air, the Darryl's out of reach. But he has passed Johnson. 'Eighty-six Mets are dropping like infield flies.

All-Time Met Doubles in a Career

1) Ed Kranepool: 225
2) Howard Johnson: 214
3) Edgardo Alfonzo: 212
Mike Piazza Projected to End of Season: 202.69
4) Mike Piazza: 192
5) Darryl Strawberry: 187
6) Cleon Jones: 182
7) Mookie Wilson: 170
Mike Piazza at Start of Season: 170
8) Keith Hernandez: 159
9) Kevin McReynolds: 153
10) John Stearns: 152

All-Time Mets RBI

1) Darryl Strawberry: 733
Mike Piazza Projected to End of Season: 661.36
3) Mike Piazza: 639
2) Howard Johnson: 629
4) Ed Kranepool: 614
Mike Piazza at start of Season: 593
5) Edgardo Alfonzo: 538
6) Cleon Jones: 521
7) Keith Hernandez: 468
8) Kevin McReynolds: 456
9) Rusty Staub: 399
10) Todd Hundley: 397

[Guest soupcan]

This is my favorite thread to peruse by the way.

Thanks for it.

[Guest Iubitul]

="Edgy DC"] Meanwhile Supect Sammy Sosa has passed Frank Robinson, which has got to bring some seriously mixed feelings to the old guy. All-Time Homers by a Major Leaguer 1) Hank Aaron: 755 2) Babe Ruth: 714 3) Barry Bonds: 703 4) Willie Mays: 660 5) Sammy Sosa: 588 6) Frank Robinson: 586 7) Mark McGwire: 583 8) Harmon Killebrew: 573 9) Rafael Palmeiro: 569 10) Reggie Jackson: 563 11) Mike Schmidt: 548 12) Mickey Mantle: 536 13) Jimmie Foxx: 534 T14) Willie McCovey: 521 T14) Ted Williams: 521 16) Ken Griffey: 518 T17) Ernie Banks: 512 T17) Eddie Mathews: 512 19) Mel Ott: 511 20) Eddie Murray: 504 T21) Lou Gehrig: 493 T21) Fred McGriff: 493 T23) Stan Musial: 475 T23) Willie Stargell: 475 25) Dave Winfield: 465 26) Jose Canseco: 462 27) Carl Yastrzemski: 452 28) Jeff Bagwell: 449 29) Frank Thomas: 447 30) Dave Kingman: 442 31) Andre Dawson: 438 32) Gary Sheffield: 436 33) Juan Gonzalez: 434 34) Cal Ripken: 431 35) Jim Thome: 430 36) Billy Williams: 426 37) Manny Ramirez: 420 38) Darrell Evans: 414 39) Alex Rodriguez: 411 40) Duke Snider: 407 T41) Andres Galarraga: 399 T41) Al Kaline: 399 =blue]Mike Piazza Projected to End of Season: 399 43) Dale Murphy: 398 44) Joe Carter: 396 45) Mike Piazza: 392 46) Graig Nettles: 390 47) Johnny Bench: 389 48) Dwight Evans: 385 49) Harold Baines: 384 T50) Frank Howard: 382 T50) Jim Rice: 382 52) Albert Belle: 381 T53) Orlando Cepeda: 379 T53) Tony Perez: 379 =orange]Mike Piazza at Start of Season: 378 55) Matt Williams 378 R 56) Norm Cash* 377 L

With the exception of Manny, and maybe A-Rod, it seems like all of those names in dark red are suspect.

[Guest Edgy DC]

All-Time Wins by a Major League Pitcher
(Actvive Non-Met Players in Red)

1) Cy Young: 511
2) Walter Johnson: 417
T3) Pete Alexander: 373
T3) Christy Mathewson: 373
5) Pud Galvin: 364
6) Warren Spahn: 363
7) Kid Nichols: 361
8) Tim Keefe: 342
9) Roger Clemens: 339
10) Steve Carlton: 329
11) John Clarkson: 328
12) Eddie Plank: 326
T13) Nolan Ryan: 324
T13) Don Sutton: 324
15) Phil Niekro: 318
16) Gaylord Perry: 314
17) Greg Maddux: 313
18) Tom Seaver: 311
19) Charley Radbourn: 309
20) Mickey Welch: 307
T21) Lefty Grove: 300
T21) Early Wynn: 300
23) Bobby Mathews: 297
24) Tommy John: 288
25) Bert Blyleven: 287
26) Robin Roberts: 286
T27) Fergie Jenkins: 284
T27) Tony Mullane: 284
29) Jim Kaat: 283
=blue]Tom Glavine Projected to End of Season: 273.68
30) Red Ruffing: 273
T31) Burleigh Grimes: 270
T31) Tom Glavine: 270
33) Jim Palmer: 268
T34) Bob Feller: 266
T34) Eppa Rixey: 266
36) Jim McCormick: 265
37) Gus Weyhing: 264
=orange]Tom Glavine at start of Season: 262
38)Ted Lyons: 260
T39) Red Faber: 254
T39) Jack Morris: 254

[Guest Edgy DC]

Since last we checked, Jose Reyes's 2005 has gone from the 43rd theftiest season in Met history to the tenth. Career-wise, Jose has entered this huge void of 23 thefts between 13th and 14th, between Frank Taveras and Kevn McReynolds, between base-stealers and guys that can steal.

All-Time Mets Stolen Bases in a Season 1) Roger Cedeño, 1999: 66 2) Mookie Wilson, 1982: 58 3) Mookie Wilson, 1983: 54 Jose Reyes Projected to End of Season: 54 4) Lance Johnson, 1996: 50 5) Mookie Wilson, 1984: 46 6) Frank Taveras: 1979: 42 T7) Howard Johnson, 1989: 41 T7) Lee Mazzilli, 1980: 41 9) Vince Coleman, 1993: 38 T10) Vince Coleman, 1991: 37 T10) Rickey Henderson, 1999: 37 T10) Jose Reyes, 2005: 37 13) Darryl Strawberry, 1987: 36 T14) Howard Johnson, 1990: 34 T14) Lee Mazzilli, 1979: 34 16) Lenny Randle, 1977: 33 T17) Howard Johnson, 1987: 32 T17) Frank Taveras, 1980: 32 T17) Wally Backman, 1984: 32 T20) Juan Samuel, 1989: 31 T20) Tommie Agee, 1970: 31 T20) Lenny Dykstra, 1986: 31 T23) Howard Johnson, 1991: 30 T23) Lenny Dykstra, 1988: 30 T23) Wally Backman, 1985: 30 26) Darryl Strawberry, 1988: 29 T27) Bud Harrelson, 1971: 28 T27) Tommie Agee, 1971: 28 T27) Darryl Strawberry, 1986: 28 T30) Lenny Dykstra, 1987: 27 T30) Darryl Strawberry, 1984: 27 T32) Gregg Jefferies, 1991: 26 T32) Darryl Strawberry, 1985: 26 T34) John Stearns, 1978: 25 T34) Mookie Wilson, 1986: 25 T34) Roger Cedeño, 2002: 25 T37) Vince Coleman, 1992: 24 T37) Mookie Wilson, 1981: 24 T37) Mookie Wilson, 1985: 24 T40) Howard Johnson, 1988: 23 T40) Steve Henderson, 1980: 23 T40) Bud Harrelson, 1970: 23 T40) Cleon Jones, 1968: 23 T44) Howard Johnson, 1992: 22 T44) Joe Foy, 1970 22 T44) Lee Mazzilli, 1977: 22 T44) Mike Cameron, 2004: 22 T48) Brett Butler, 1995: 21 T48) Gregg Jefferies, 1989: 21 T48) Mookie Wilson, 1987: 21 T48) Kevin McReynolds, 1988: 21

All-Time Mets Stolen Bases in a Career 1) Mookie Wilson: 281 2) Howard Johnson: 202 3) Darryl Strawberry: 191 4) Lee Mazzilli: 152 5) Lenny Dykstra: 116 6) Bud Harrelson: 115 7) Wally Backman: 106 8) Roger Cedeño: 105 9) Vince Coleman: 99 10) Tommie Agee: 92 T11) Cleon Jones: 91 T11) John Stearns: 91 13) Frank Taveras: 90 Jose Reyes Projected to End of Season: 86 14) Jose Reyes: 69 15) Kevin McReynolds: 67 16) Lance Johnson: 65 17) Gregg Jefferies: 63 18) Steve Henderson: 55 19) Lenny Randle: 47 T20) Daryl Boston: 45 T20) Edgardo Alfonzo: 45 22) Keith Miller: 44 23) Rickey Henderson: 42 24) Bob Bailor: 40 25) Joel Youngblood: 39 26) Wayne Garrett: 33 Jose Reyes at Start of Season: 32 T27) Hubie Brooks: 31 T27) Juan Samuel: 31 T29) Dave Kingman: 29 T29) Bernard Gilkey: 29 T31) Rey Ordóñez: 28 T31) Mike Cameron: 28 33) Ken Boswell: 26 T34) Carl Everett: 25 T34) Brian McRae: 25 36) Brian Giles: 23 T37) Joe Christopher: 22 T37) Joe Foy: 22 T37) Joe McEwing: 22 T37) Roberto Alomar: 22

[Guest MFS62]

Edgy, those lists awoke some great memories for me. The first players that I saw on those lists were Musial, Snider (In Brooklyn) and Ted Williams (I saw diMaggio, too).
But if I had to pick one listed player, in his prime, to play for my team, it would have to be Frank Robinson. He could beat you in the field, with his bat, or on the bases. He had an unyielding will to win, and never backed down from a challenge. He would have ripped out Clemen's heart and thrown it into the centerfield bleachers. (Oh, did I say he could beat you with his arm, too?) And he was a leader and a team player. Every other player on those lists fell short in at least one of those dimensions.

(cue music)
"Thanks, for the memories..."

Later

[Guest Edgy DC]

Since last we checked on Reyes, he's passed the best two stolen-base seasons that Vince Coleman had in a Met uniform. He's pace now has him breathing down Mookie's neck for the second-stealiest Met season ever.

Career-wise, he might catch Frank Taveras yet.

All-Time Mets Stolen Bases in a Season 1) Roger Cedeño, 1999: 66 2) Mookie Wilson, 1982: 58 Jose Reyes Projected to End of Season: 57.26 3) Mookie Wilson, 1983: 54 4) Lance Johnson, 1996: 50 5) Mookie Wilson, 1984: 46 6) Frank Taveras: 1979: 42 T7) Howard Johnson, 1989: 41 T7) Lee Mazzilli, 1980: 41 T7) Jose Reyes, 2005: 41 10) Vince Coleman, 1993: 38 T11) Vince Coleman, 1991: 37 T11) Rickey Henderson, 1999: 37 13) Darryl Strawberry, 1987: 36 T14) Howard Johnson, 1990: 34 T14) Lee Mazzilli, 1979: 34 16) Lenny Randle, 1977: 33 T17) Howard Johnson, 1987: 32 T17) Frank Taveras, 1980: 32 T17) Wally Backman, 1984: 32 T20) Juan Samuel, 1989: 31 T20) Tommie Agee, 1970: 31 T20) Lenny Dykstra, 1986: 31 T23) Howard Johnson, 1991: 30 T23) Lenny Dykstra, 1988: 30 T23) Wally Backman, 1985: 30 26) Darryl Strawberry, 1988: 29 T27) Bud Harrelson, 1971: 28 T27) Tommie Agee, 1971: 28 T27) Darryl Strawberry, 1986: 28 T30) Lenny Dykstra, 1987: 27 T30) Darryl Strawberry, 1984: 27 T32) Gregg Jefferies, 1991: 26 T32) Darryl Strawberry, 1985: 26 T34) John Stearns, 1978: 25 T34) Mookie Wilson, 1986: 25 T34) Roger Cedeño, 2002: 25 T37) Vince Coleman, 1992: 24 T37) Mookie Wilson, 1981: 24 T37) Mookie Wilson, 1985: 24 T40) Howard Johnson, 1988: 23 T40) Steve Henderson, 1980: 23 T40) Bud Harrelson, 1970: 23 T40) Cleon Jones, 1968: 23 T44) Howard Johnson, 1992: 22 T44) Joe Foy, 1970 22 T44) Lee Mazzilli, 1977: 22 T44) Mike Cameron, 2004: 22 T48) Brett Butler, 1995: 21 T48) Gregg Jefferies, 1989: 21 T48) Mookie Wilson, 1987: 21 T48) Kevin McReynolds, 1988: 21

All-Time Mets Stolen Bases in a Career 1) Mookie Wilson: 281 2) Howard Johnson: 202 3) Darryl Strawberry: 191 4) Lee Mazzilli: 152 5) Lenny Dykstra: 116 6) Bud Harrelson: 115 7) Wally Backman: 106 8) Roger Cedeño: 105 9) Vince Coleman: 99 10) Tommie Agee: 92 T11) Cleon Jones: 91 T11) John Stearns: 91 13) Frank Taveras: 90 Jose Reyes Projected to End of Season: 89.86 14) Jose Reyes: 73 15) Kevin McReynolds: 67 16) Lance Johnson: 65 17) Gregg Jefferies: 63 18) Steve Henderson: 55 19) Lenny Randle: 47 T20) Daryl Boston: 45 T20) Edgardo Alfonzo: 45 22) Keith Miller: 44 23) Rickey Henderson: 42 24) Bob Bailor: 40 25) Joel Youngblood: 39 26) Wayne Garrett: 33 Jose Reyes at Start of Season: 32 T27) Hubie Brooks: 31 T27) Juan Samuel: 31 T29) Dave Kingman: 29 T29) Bernard Gilkey: 29 T31) Rey Ordóñez: 28 T31) Mike Cameron: 28 33) Ken Boswell: 26 T34) Carl Everett: 25 T34) Brian McRae: 25 36) Brian Giles: 23 T37) Joe Christopher: 22 T37) Joe Foy: 22 T37) Joe McEwing: 22 T37) Roberto Alomar: 22

[Guest Edgy DC]

Floyd ties Olerud.

All-Time Met Homers in a Single Season 1) Todd Hundley, 1996: 41 2) Mike Piazza, 1999: 40 T3) Darryl Strawberry, 1988: 39 T3) Darryl Strawberry 1987: 39 T5) Howard Johnson, 1991: 38 T5) Mike Piazza, 2000: 38 2005 Cliff Floyd Projected to Season's End: 37..07 T7) Darryl Strawberry, 1990: 37 T7) Dave Kingman, 1982: 37 T7) Dave Kingman, 1976: 37 T10) Howard Johnson, 1989: 36 T10) Howard Johnson, 1987: 36 T10) Dave Kingman, 1975: 36 T10) Mike Piazza, 2001: 36 T14) Bobby Bonilla, 1993: 34 T14) Frank Thomas, 1962: 34 16) Mike Piazza 33 T17) 1985 Gary Carter 32 T17) 1999 Robin Ventura 32 T19) 1996 Bernard Gilkey 30 T19) 1997 Todd Hundley 30 T19) 2004 Mike Cameron 30 T22) 1989 Darryl Strawberry 29 T22) 1987 Kevin McReynolds 29 T22) 1985 Darryl Strawberry 29 25) 1983 George Foster 28 T26) 1993 Eddie Murray 27 T26) 1988 Kevin McReynolds 27 T26) 1986 Darryl Strawberry 27 T26) 1999 Edgardo Alfonzo 27 T26) Cliff Floyd 2005 to Date: 27 T31) 1984 Darryl Strawberry 26 T31) 1969 Tommie Agee 26 T31) 1983 Darryl Strawberry 26 T31) 2002 Mo Vaughn 26

All-Time Met Homers in a Career 1) Darryl Strawberry: 252 2) Mike Piazza: 210 30 Howard Johnson: 192 4) Dave Kingman: 154 5) Todd Hundley: 124 6) Kevin McReynolds: 122 7) Edgardo Alfonzo: 120 8) Ed Kranepool: 118 9) George Foster: 99 10) Bobby Bonilla: 95 11) John Milner: 94 12) Cleon Jones: 93 13) Gary Carter: 89 14) Tommie Agee 82 15) Keith Hernandez: 80 16) Robin Ventura: 77 17) Rusty Staub: 75 Cliff Floyd Projected to Season's End: 73.07 18) Ron Swoboda: 69 19) Lee Mazzilli: 68 20) Jeff Kent: 67 T21) John Olerud: 63 T21) Cliff Floyd: 63 T23) Jim Hickman: 60 T23) Mookie Wilson: 60 T25) Wayne Garrett: 55 T25) Butch Huskey: 55 27) Jeromy Burnitz: 53 T28) Frank Thomas: 52 T28) Bernard Gilkey: 52 30) John Stearns: 46 31) Donn Clendenon: 45 32) Hubie Brooks: 44 33) Eddie Murray: 43 T34) Art Shamsky: 42 T3r) Gregg Jefferies: 42 36) Todd Zeile: 41 37) Ryan Thompson: 39 38) Joel Youngblood: 38 =orange]Cliff Floyd at Season's Start: 36 T39) Charley Smith: 36 T39) Rico Brogna: 36 T39) Mike Cameron: 36

[Guest Elster88]

We have another Met who has broken the top ten in a single season category.

All Time Met Hit Batsmen in a Single Season

1. 2002 Pedro Astacio 16
T-2. 2001 Kevin Appier 15
T-2. 1971 Nolan Ryan 15
Victor Zambrano Projected to End of Season 13
4. 1963 Al Jackson 12
T-5. 1999 Orel Hershiser 11 1999
T-5. 1999 Al Leiter 11
T-5. 2000 Al Leiter 11
T-5. 2000 Al Leiter 11
T-9. 1968 Don Cardwell 10
T-9. 1964 Jack Fisher 10
T-9. 1996 Paul Wilson 10
T-9. Victor Zambrano 10

[Guest Edgy DC]

Bye, Bye, Burleigh. Hello, Nolie.

Hey, when did Maddux pass Gaylord Perry?

All-Time Wins by a Major League Pitcher (Active Non-Met Players in Red) 1) Cy Young: 511 2) Walter Johnson: 417 T3) Pete Alexander: 373 T3) Christy Mathewson: 373 5) Pud Galvin: 364 6) Warren Spahn: 363 7) Kid Nichols: 361 8) Tim Keefe: 342 9) Roger Clemens: 339 10) Steve Carlton: 329 11) John Clarkson: 328 12) Eddie Plank: 326 T13) Nolan Ryan: 324 T13) Don Sutton: 324 15) Phil Niekro: 318 16) Greg Maddux: 315 17) Gaylord Perry: 314 18) Tom Seaver: 311 19) Charley Radbourn: 309 20) Mickey Welch: 307 T21) Lefty Grove: 300 T21) Early Wynn: 300 23) Bobby Mathews: 297 24) Tommy John: 288 25) Bert Blyleven: 287 26) Robin Roberts: 286 T27) Fergie Jenkins: 284 T27) Tony Mullane: 284 29) Jim Kaat: 283 =blue]Tom Glavine Projected to End of Season: 274.25 30) Red Ruffing: 273 31) Tom Glavine: 271 32) Burleigh Grimes: 270 33) Jim Palmer: 268 T34) Bob Feller: 266 T34) Eppa Rixey: 266 36) Jim McCormick: 265 37) Gus Weyhing: 264 =orange]Tom Glavine at start of Season: 262 38)Ted Lyons: 260 T39) Red Faber: 254 T39) Jack Morris: 254

All-Time Wins by a Mets Pitcher 1) Tom Seaver 198 2) Dwight Gooden 157 3) Jerry Koosman 140 4) Ron Darling 99 5) Sid Fernandez 98 6) Al Leiter 95 7) Jon Matlack 82 8) David Cone 81 9) Bobby Jones 74 T10) Craig Swan 59 T10) Rick Reed 59 12) Bob Ojeda 51 13) Steve Trachsel 50 14) John Franco 48 T15) Tug McGraw 47 T15) Jesse Orosco 47 17) Al Jackson 43 T18) Gary Gentry 41 T18) Pat Zachry 41 T20) Jack Fisher 38 T20) Ed Lynch 38 T20) Frank Viola 38 23) Rick Aguilera 37 24) Jim McAndrew 36 25) Roger McDowell 33 =blue]Tom Glavine Projected to End of Season: 32.25 26) Ray Sadecki 30 T27) Nolan Ryan 29 T27) Bret Saberhagen 29 T27) Tom Glavine 29 30) Pete Falcone 26... ...40. Ron Taylor 21 41. Don Cardwell 20 =orange]Tom Glavine at Start of Season: 20 42. Walt Terrell 19 43. Glendon Rusch 19

[Guest Edgy DC]

Mets RBIs in a Season

1) Mike Piazza, 1999: 124

2) Robin Ventura, 1999: 120

T3) Bernard Gilkey, 1996 :117
T3) Howard Johnson, 1991: 117

5) Mike Piazza, 2000: 113

6) Todd Hundley, 1996: 112

T7) Darryl Strawberry, 1990: 108
T7) Edgardo Alfonzo, 1999: 108

T9) Rusty Staub, 1975: 105
T9) Gary Carter, 1986: 105

11) Darryl Strawberry, 1987: 104

Cliff Floyd, Projected to End of Season: 103.64

David Wright, Projected to End of Season: 102.10

12) John Olerud, 1997: 102

T13) Howard Johnson, 1989: 101
T13) Darryl Strawberry, 1988: 101

T15) Eddie Murray, 1993: 100
T15) Gary Carter, 1985: 100

T17) Kevin McReynolds, 1988: 99
T17) Howard Johnson, 1987: 99
T17) Dave Kingman, 1982: 99

20) Mike Piazza, 2002: 98...


...T50) Richie Hebner, 1979: 79
T50) Lee Mazzilli, 1979: 79
T50) Darryl Strawberry, 1985: 79
T50) Todd Zeile, 2000: 79

T54) Bernard Gilkey, 1997: 78
T54) Edgardo Alfonzo, 1998: 78
T54) John Milner, 1976 78
T54) Rusty Staub, 1974: 78

T58) Darryl Strawberry, 1989: 77
T58) George Foster, 1985: 77

T60) Rico Brogna, 1995: 76
T60) Mike Piazza, 1998: 76
T60) Joe Christopher, 1964: 76
T60) Rusty Staub, 1973: 76
T60) Ray Knight, 1986: 76
T60) Lee Mazzilli, 1980: 76
T60) Tommie Agee, 1969: 76
T60) Mike Cameron, 2004: 76
T60) Cliff Floyd, 2005: 76

T69) Cleon Jones, 1969: 75
T69) Tommie Agee, 1970: 75
T69) David Wright, 2005: 75

T72) 1991 Kevin McReynolds 74
T72) 1983 Darryl Strawberry 74

T74) Tommy Davis, 1967: 73
T74) John Stearns, 1978: 73
T74) Hubie Brooks, 1984: 73

T77) Edgardo Alfonzo, 1997: 72
T77) Dave Magadan, 1990: 72
T77) John Milner, 1973: 72
T77) Mo Vaughn, 2002: 72

81) Ty Wigginton, 2003: 71

T82) Bobby Bonilla, 1992: 70
T82) George Foster, 1982: 70

[Guest Elster88]

I'm surprised that there have only been 16 times when a Met reached 100 RBI for a season.

[Guest Elster88]

All-Time Met Doubles in a Single Season

David Wright Projected to End of Season 44.06371
1. 1996 Bernard Gilkey 44
T-2. 1989 Howard Johnson 41
T-2. 1999 Edgardo Alfonzo 41
T-4. 1990 Gregg Jefferies 40
T-4. 2000 Edgardo Alfonzo 40
6. 1999 John Olerud 39
7. 1999 Robin Ventura 38
T-8. 1992 Eddie Murray 37
T-8. 1990 Howard Johnson 37
T-8. 1987 Lenny Dykstra 37
T-8. 1975 Felix Millan 37
T-8. 1979 Joel Youngblood 37
T-13. 1998 Brian McRae 36
T-13. 1998 John Olerud 36
T-13. 1973 Rusty Staub 36
T-13. 2000 Todd Zeile 36
T-13. 2003 Ty Wigginton 36
T-18. 1997 John Olerud 34
T-18. 1991 Howard Johnson 34
T-18. 1985 Keith Hernandez 34
T-18. 1986 Keith Hernandez 34
T-18. 1979 Lee Mazzilli 34
T-18. 2005 David Wright 34

[Guest MFS62]

Elster88 wrote: I'm surprised that there have only been 16 times when a Met reached 100 RBI for a season.

I'm not.
I've been following the team since the beginning, and was amazed that there were so many.

Later

[Guest Benjamin Grimm]

Me too. Well, I haven't been around since the beginning, but I do remember when the Mets had never had a 100-rbi season. The first was Rusty Staub in 1975. (And then they traded him!)

I can't remember what club record Rusty broke that year. Maybe I'll look it up.

[Guest Willets Point]

Looks like he broke his own record: T54) Rusty Staub, 1974: 78

[Guest seawolf17]

Donn Clendenon, 97 RBI in 1970.

[Guest Willets Point]

Damn, fooled by Edgy's snip once again!

[Guest Elster88]

MLB RANK	NL RANK	PLAYER	TEAM	POS	G	AB	H	AVG
1	1	Lee	CHC	1B	124	468	165	.353
2	2	Cabrera	FLA	OF	124	479	161	.336
3	3	Pujols	STL	1B	126	474	158	.333
4		Damon	BOS	OF	116	499	164	.329
5		Young	TEX	SS	122	522	169	.324
6	4	Casey	CIN	1B	119	456	145	.318
T-7		Hafner	CLE	DH	102	361	114	.316
T-7		Rodriguez	NYY	3B	125	471	149	.316
9		Guerrero	ANA	OF	108	406	128	.315
T-10		Tejada	BAL	SS	125	500	157	.314
T-10	5	Wright	NYM	3B	124	443	139	.314

[Guest Valadius]

How is Hafner tied for 7th with nobody?

[Guest Elster88]

Fixed.

[Guest SI Metman]

A-Rod... nobody... same difference

[Guest Elster88]

The two triples he's hit in Arizona are his only ones in a month. He takes sole possesson of 12th all time.

All-Time Met Triples in a Season 1) Lance Johnson, 1996: 21 Jose Reyes Projected to End of Season: 16.71424 2) Jose Reyes, 2005: 13 3) Mookie Wilson, 1984: 10 T4) Charlie Neal, 1962: 9 T4) Steve Henderson, 1978: 9 T4) Frank Taveras, 1979: 9 T4) Mookie Wilson, 1982: 9

All-Time Met Triples in a Career 1) Mookie Wilson: 62 2) Bud Harrelson: 45 3) Cleon Jones: 33 4) Steve Henderson: 31 5) Darryl Strawberry: 30 6) Lance Johnson: 27 7) Doug Flynn: 26 8) Ed Kranepool: 25 Jose Reyes Projected to End of Season: 22.71424 9) Lee Mazzilli: 22 T10) Ron Swoboda: 20 T10) Wayne Garrett: 20 12) Jose Reyes: 19 ...Jose Reyes at Start of Season: 6

[Guest Edgy DC]

Career triple number 20 ties Jose for tenth all-time as a Met.

And he's what? Nine years old?

All-Time Met Triples in a Season 1) Lance Johnson, 1996: 21 Jose Reyes Projected to End of Season: 17.58 2) Jose Reyes, 2005: 14 3) Mookie Wilson, 1984: 10 T4) Charlie Neal, 1962: 9 T4) Steve Henderson, 1978: 9 T4) Frank Taveras, 1979: 9 T4) Mookie Wilson, 1982: 9

All-Time Met Triples in a Career 1) Mookie Wilson: 62 2) Bud Harrelson: 45 3) Cleon Jones: 33 4) Steve Henderson: 31 5) Darryl Strawberry: 30 6) Lance Johnson: 27 7) Doug Flynn: 26 8) Ed Kranepool: 25 Jose Reyes Projected to End of Season: 23.58 9) Lee Mazzilli: 22 T10) Ron Swoboda: 20 T10) Wayne Garrett: 20 T10) Jose Reyes: 20 ...Jose Reyes at Start of Season: 6

[Guest Benjamin Grimm]

And by next season he could be in second or third place.

This is from [url=http://leaptoad.com/mets/profile.php?PlayerCode=0707]his page[/url] on the UMDB:

• Led Mets in triples with 2 in 2004.

Looks strange, doesn't it, in light of how he's doing this season.

[Guest Valadius]

BUMP.

Somebody update this, I forget how to do the table thingies.