Where Mets Rank 2005

[Guest Rockin' Doc]

How did Kranepool ever get 25 triples? I thought he was slow first baseman. How many times can an outfielder knock himself unconscious or break a leg trying to make a play. Hard to imagine ED legging out all those doubles any other way, no matter how many at bats he had in his career.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Updating.

Ed had parts of 17 years. Simple as that.

Poor Rocky. MIA in New Orleans and getting passed by Reyes.

All-Time Met Triples in a Season 1) Lance Johnson, 1996: 21 Jose Reyes Projected to End of Season: 18 2) Jose Reyes, 2005: 15 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: 24 9) Lee Mazzilli: 22 10) Jose Reyes: 21 T11) Ron Swoboda: 20 T11) Wayne Garrett: 20 ...Jose Reyes at Start of Season: 6

[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
Victor Zambrano Projected to End of Season 15.71643
T-2. 2001 Kevin Appier 15
T-2. 1971 Nolan Ryan 15
4. Victor Zambrano 13
5. 1963 Al Jackson 12
T-6. 1999 Orel Hershiser 11 1999
T-6. 1999 Al Leiter 11
T-6. 2000 Al Leiter 11
T-6. 2000 Al Leiter 11
T-10. 1968 Don Cardwell 10
T-10. 1964 Jack Fisher 10
T-10. 1996 Paul Wilson 10
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This post was under the designation 165) Jose Reyes

[Guest Bret Sabermetric]

Yancy Street Gang wrote: 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.

Shouldn't that read "tied for the Met lead in triples, 2"?

[Guest Edgy DC]

All-Time Met Doubles in a Single Season

1) Bernard Gilkey, 1996: 44
David Wright Projected to End of Season 43.43478
T2) Howard Johnson, 1989: 41
T2) Edgardo Alfonzo, 1999: 41
T4) Gregg Jefferies, 1990: 40
T4) Edgardo Alfonzo, 2000: 40
6) John Olerud, 1999: 39
7) Robin Ventura, 1999: 38
T8) Eddie Murray, 1992: 37
T8) Howard Johnson, 1990: 37
T8) Lenny Dykstra, 1987: 37
T8) Felix Millan, 1975: 37
T8) Joel Youngblood, 1979: 37
T8) David Wright, 2005: 37

[Guest Valadius]

Reyes is now tied with Lance Johnson's CRAZY '96 season.

[Guest Elster88]

No, he's not.

OE: oops, thought you meant triples.
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[Guest Elster88]

Does anyone know off the top of their head who was the last Met to finish in the top 5 in the NL in batting average? Olerud? I don't think Fonzie did in '99 or '00.

MLB RANK	NL RANK	PLAYER	TEAM	POS	G	AB	H	AVG
1	1	Lee	CHC	1B	135	511	176	.344
2	2	Pujols	STL	1B	139	519	175	.337
3	3	Cabrera	FLA	OF	137	530	175	.330
4		Young	TEX	SS	137	585	192	.328
5		Damon	BOS	OF	129	548	177	.323
6		Rodriguez	NYY	3B	138	514	165	.321
7		Guerrero	ANA	OF	120	447	142	.318
8	4	Casey	CIN	1B	131	505	160	.317
9	5	Wright	NYM	3B	137	491	155	.316
10		Tejada	BAL	SS	139	558	175	.314

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[Guest Edgy DC]

All-Time Mets Stolen Bases in a Season 1) Roger Cedeño, 1999: 66 Jose Reyes Projected to End of Season: 58.27 2) Mookie Wilson, 1982: 58 3) Mookie Wilson, 1983: 54 4) Lance Johnson, 1996: 50 T4) Jose Reyes, 2005: 50 6) Mookie Wilson, 1984: 46 7) Frank Taveras: 1979: 42 T8) Howard Johnson, 1989: 41 T8) Lee Mazzilli, 1980: 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 Jose Reyes Projected to End of Season: 90.27 13) Frank Taveras: 90 14) Jose Reyes: 82 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) Mike Cameron: 35 27) Wayne Garrett: 33 Jose Reyes at Start of Season: 32 T28) Hubie Brooks: 31 T28) Juan Samuel: 31 T30) Dave Kingman: 29 T30) Bernard Gilkey: 29 32) Rey Ordóñez: 28 33) Ken Boswell: 26 T34) Carl Everett: 25 T34) Brian McRae: 25 T34) Cliff Floyd: 25 37) Brian Giles: 23 T38) Joe Christopher: 22 T38) Joe Foy: 22 T38) Joe McEwing: 22 T38) Roberto Alomar: 22 T38) David Wright: 22 =orange]Mike Cameron at Start of Season: 22

[Guest Benjamin Grimm]

Hmmm.

Assuming he doesn't actually get that extra 0.27 of a stolen base, he'll be tied with Mookie at 58 and Taveras at 90.

It would be nice if next year Jose could get 67 steals. I'd rather see him with the club record than Roger.

And let us not forget, another great thing about Jose's season is the number of games he's played.

[Guest Rockin' Doc]

Atlanta...... ...81 59..... .579
Florida.......... 74 65......532..... 6.5
Philadelphia...73 67..... .521.... 8
Washington... 72 68.... .514.....9
NY Mets....... 70 69..... .504... 10.5

The more things change, the more they remain the same. At least were consistent.

[Guest Edgy DC]

All-Time Met Homers in a Career 1) Darryl Strawberry: 252 Mike Piazza Projected to End of Season: 218.11 2) Mike Piazza: 216 =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 =darkred]30) Gary Sheffield: 443 31) Dave Kingman: 442 32) Andre Dawson: 438 =darkred]33) Juan Gonzalez: 434 34) Cal Ripken: 431 =darkred]35) Jim Thome: 430 36) Billy Williams: 426 =darkred]37) Manny Ramirez: 424 =darkred]38) Alex Rodriguez: 422 39) Darrell Evans: 414 40) Duke Snider: 407 T41) Andres Galarraga: 399 T41) Al Kaline: 399 43) Dale Murphy: 398 44) Joe Carter: 396 Mike Piazza Projected to End of Season: 395.11 45) Mike Piazza: 393 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 Valadius]

Why does Norm Cash have an asterisk next to his name?

[Guest Edgy DC]

I stole the list initially from a site that put asterisks next to lefties. I removed all of them as irrelevant to the exercise, but inadvertantly left Cash's.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Reyes passes LJ.

All-Time Mets Stolen Bases in a Season 1) Roger Cedeño, 1999: 66 Jose Reyes Projected to End of Season: 58.18 2) Mookie Wilson, 1982: 58 3) Mookie Wilson, 1983: 54 4) Jose Reyes, 2005: 51 5) Lance Johnson, 1996: 50 6) Mookie Wilson, 1984: 46 7) Frank Taveras: 1979: 42 T8) Howard Johnson, 1989: 41 T8) Lee Mazzilli, 1980: 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 Jose Reyes Projected to End of Season: 90.18 13) Frank Taveras: 90 14) Jose Reyes: 83 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) Mike Cameron: 35 27) Wayne Garrett: 33 Jose Reyes at Start of Season: 32 T28) Hubie Brooks: 31 T28) Juan Samuel: 31 T30) Dave Kingman: 29 T30) Bernard Gilkey: 29 32) Rey Ordóñez: 28 33) Ken Boswell: 26 T34) Carl Everett: 25 T34) Brian McRae: 25 T34) Cliff Floyd: 25 37) Brian Giles: 23 T38) Joe Christopher: 22 T38) Joe Foy: 22 T38) Joe McEwing: 22 T38) Roberto Alomar: 22 T38) David Wright: 22 =orange]Mike Cameron at Start of Season: 22

[Guest Edgy DC]

All-Time Mets Caught Stealings in a Season

1) Lenny Randle, 1977: 21
2) Frank Taveras, 1979: 19
3) Frank Taveras, 1980: 18
4) Roger Cedeño, 1999: 17
T5) Howard Johnson, 1991: 16
T5) Mookie Wilson, 1983: 16
T5) Mookie Wilson, 1982: 16
T8) John Stearns, 1979: 15
T8) Tommie Agee, 1970: 15
T8) Lee Mazzilli, 1979: 15
T8) Lee Mazzilli, 1979: 15
T12) Vince Coleman, 1991: 14
T12) Darryl Strawberry, 1988: 14
T12) Rickey Henderson, 1999: 14
T15) Vince Coleman, 1993: 13
T15) Joe Foy, 1970: 13
T15) Bud Harrelson, 1967: 13
T15) John Stearns, 1978: 13
T15) Lee Mazzilli, 1978: 13
T15) Joel Youngblood, 1979: 13
T15) Jose Reyes, 2005: 13

[Guest Edgy DC]

All-Time Met Doubles in a Single Season David Wright Projected to End of Season 44.18 1) Bernard Gilkey, 1996: 44 T2) Howard Johnson, 1989: 41 T2) Edgardo Alfonzo, 1999: 41 T4) Gregg Jefferies, 1990: 40 T4) Edgardo Alfonzo, 2000: 40 T6) John Olerud, 1999: 39 T6) David Wright, 2005: 39 8) Robin Ventura, 1999: 38 T9) Eddie Murray, 1992: 37 T9) Howard Johnson, 1990: 37 T9) Lenny Dykstra, 1987: 37 T9) Felix Millan, 1975: 37 T8) Joel Youngblood, 1979: 37

All-Time Met Doubles in a Career 1)Ed Kranepool 225 2) Howard Johnson 214 3) Edgardo Alfonzo 212 4) Mike Piazza 193 5) Darryl Strawberry 187 6) Cleon Jones 182 7) Mookie Wilson 170 8) Keith Hernandez 159 9) Kevin McReynolds 153 10) John Stearns 152 11) Lee Mazzilli 148 12) Jerry Grote 143 13) Rusty Staub 130 14) Bud Harrelson 123 15) Todd Hundley 118 16) Rey Ordóñez 115 17) Felix Millan 111 18) Dave Magadan 110 19) John Olerud 109 20) Joel Youngblood 108 21) Tommie Agee 107 22) Lenny Dykstra 104 23) John Milner 100 T24) Jeff Kent 98 T24) Bobby Bonilla 98 T26) Hubie Brooks 96 T26) Gregg Jefferies 96 28) Wally Backman 95 29) George Foster 94 30) Wayne Garrett 93 31) Bernard Gilkey 90 32) Tim Teufel 87 33) Robin Ventura 81 34) Steve Henderson 79 T35) Jim Hickman 78 T35) Ron Hunt 78 37) Todd Zeile 77 38) Kevin Elster 75 39) Ken Boswell 74 T40) Ron Swoboda 73 T40) Gary Carter 73 42) Cliff Floyd 72 43) Dave Kingman 70 T44) Roger Cedeño 67 T44) Ty Wigginton 67 46) Eddie Murray 65 47) Frank Taveras 64 T48) Rafael Santana 62 T48) Butch Huskey 62 David Wright Projected to End of Season: 61.18 50) Timo Perez 61 51) Joe Christopher 59 T52) Doug Flynn 58 T52) Mackey Sasser 58 T54) Ron Hodges 56 T54) David Wright 56 55) Carlos Baerga 55 T57) Ryan Thompson 53 T58) Brian McRae 53 T59) Joe McEwing 53 T60) Mike Cameron 53 ... ...=orange]Wright at Start of Season: 17

[Guest Valadius]

I was just going to comment on this, too...

[Guest Edgy DC]

Beatcha.

Pay attention to the game.

All-Time Met Triples in a Season 1) Lance Johnson, 1996: 21 Jose Reyes Projected to End of Season: 18.125 2) Jose Reyes, 2005: 16 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: 24.125 T9) Lee Mazzilli: 22 T9) Jose Reyes: 22 T11) Ron Swoboda: 20 T11) Wayne Garrett: 20 ...Jose Reyes at Start of Season: 6

[Guest Edgy DC]

Pedro not quite on a top-ten trajectory any more. Will the top ten remain a three-man club? Stay tuned.

All-Time Mets Strikeouts in a Single Season 1) Tom Seaver, 1971: 289 2) Tom Seaver, 1970: 283 3) Dwight Gooden, 1984: 276 4) Dwight Gooden, 1985: 268 5) Tom Seaver, 1973: 251 6) Tom Seaver, 1972: 249 7) Tom Seaver, 1975: 243 8) David Cone, 1991: 241 9) Tom Seaver, 1976: 235 10) David Cone, 1990: 233 Pedro Martinez Projected to End of Season: 223.1748 11) Dwight Gooden, 1990: 223 12) David Cone, 1992: 214 13) David Cone,1988: 213 14) Tom Seaver, 1969: 208 15) Jon Matlack, 1973: 205 16) Tom Seaver, 1968: 205 17) Tom Seaver, 1974: 201 18) Dwight Gooden, 1986: 200 19) Sid Fernandez, 1986: 200 20) Jerry Koosman, 1976: 200 21) Al Leiter, 2000: 200 22) Sid Fernandez, 1989: 198 23) Pedro Martinez, 2005: 197 24) Jon Matlack, 1974:195 25) Sid Fernandez, 1992: 193 26) Jerry Koosman, 1977: 192 27) David Cone, 1989: 190 28) Sid Fernandez, 1988: 189 29) Jerry Koosman, 1974: 188 30) Ron Darling, 1986: 184

All-Time Mets Strikeouts in a Career 1) Tom Seaver: 2541 2) Dwight Gooden: 1875 3) Jerry Koosman: 1799 4) Sid Fernandez: 1449 5) David Cone: 1172 6) Ron Darling: 1148 7) Al Leiter: 1106 8) Jon Matlack: 1023 9) Bobby Jones: 714 10) Craig Swan: 671 11) Tug McGraw: 618 12) John Franco: 592 13) Rick Reed: 590 14) Gary Gentry: 563 15) Al Jackson: 561 16) Jesse Orosco: 506 17) Nolan Ryan: 493 18) Steve Trachsel: 484 19) Jack Fisher: 475 20) Bob Ojeda: 459 21) Armando Benitez: 456 22) Jim McAndrew: 408 23) Dave Mlicki: 402 24) Pat Zachry: 391 25) Bret Saberhagen: 388 26) Frank Viola: 387 27) Ray Sadecki: 380 28) Pete Falcone: 379 29) Skip Lockwood: 368 30) Rick Aguilera: 351 31) Glendon Rusch: 313 32) Danny Frisella: 296 33) Neil Allen: 285 Tom Glavine Projected to End of Season: 278.89 34) Tom Glavine: 268 35) Randy Myers: 264 36) Ed Lynch: 259 37) Turk Wendell: 259 38) Dick Selma: 253 39) Dennis Cook: 234 40) Galen Cisco: 230 41) Tracy Stallard: 228 42) Roger McDowell: 228 43) Roger Craig: 226 44) Jason Isringhausen: 225 Pedro Martinez Projected to End of Season: 223.17 45) Masato Yoshii: 222 46) Don Cardwell: 221 47) Nino Espinosa: 215 Jae Weong Seo Projected to End of Season: 214.37 48) Mark Clark: 214 49) Wally Whitehurst: 212 50) Pete Harnisch: 208 51) Jae Weong Seo: 208 52) Jay Hook:: 207 53) Pete Schourek: 199 T54) Ron Taylor: 197 T54) Bob Apodaca: 197 T54) Pedro Martinez: 197 57) Terry Leach: 194 58) Jeff Innis: 192 =orange]Tom Glavine at Start of Season: 186 59) Walt Terrell: 181 60) Kevin Appier: 172

[Guest Edgy DC]

Pedro's 2005 leapfrogs eight other Met seasons tonight. Eight. Among those are two Seaver seasons, a Gooden, a Cone, a Matlack, a Fernandez, a Fernandez, and a Leiter. He's among royalty. He also inches his pace closer to a top-ten finish.

Nothing but Seavers, Cones, and Goodens ahead of him.

He's also inching toward finishing his first season among the Mets all-time top 40 in strikeouts.

All-Time Mets Strikeouts in a Single Season 1) Tom Seaver, 1971: 289 2) Tom Seaver, 1970: 283 3) Dwight Gooden, 1984: 276 4) Dwight Gooden, 1985: 268 5) Tom Seaver, 1973: 251 6) Tom Seaver, 1972: 249 7) Tom Seaver, 1975: 243 8) David Cone, 1991: 241 9) Tom Seaver, 1976: 235 10) David Cone, 1990: 233 Pedro Martinez Projected to End of Season: 228.1224 11) Dwight Gooden, 1990: 223 12) David Cone, 1992: 214 13) David Cone,1988: 213 14) Tom Seaver, 1969: 208 15) Pedro Martinez, 2005: 207 T16) Jon Matlack, 1973: 205 T16) Tom Seaver, 1968: 205 18) Tom Seaver, 1974: 201 T19) Dwight Gooden, 1986: 200 T19) Sid Fernandez, 1986: 200 T19) Jerry Koosman, 1976: 200 T19) Al Leiter, 2000: 200 23) Sid Fernandez, 1989: 198 24) Jon Matlack, 1974:195 25) Sid Fernandez, 1992: 193 26) Jerry Koosman, 1977: 192 27) David Cone, 1989: 190 28) Sid Fernandez, 1988: 189 29) Jerry Koosman, 1974: 188 30) Ron Darling, 1986: 184

All-Time Mets Strikeouts in a Career 1) Tom Seaver: 2541 2) Dwight Gooden: 1875 3) Jerry Koosman: 1799 4) Sid Fernandez: 1449 5) David Cone: 1172 6) Ron Darling: 1148 7) Al Leiter: 1106 8) Jon Matlack: 1023 9) Bobby Jones: 714 10) Craig Swan: 671 11) Tug McGraw: 618 12) John Franco: 592 13) Rick Reed: 590 14) Gary Gentry: 563 15) Al Jackson: 561 16) Jesse Orosco: 506 17) Nolan Ryan: 493 18) Steve Trachsel: 484 19) Jack Fisher: 475 20) Bob Ojeda: 459 21) Armando Benitez: 456 22) Jim McAndrew: 408 23) Dave Mlicki: 402 24) Pat Zachry: 391 25) Bret Saberhagen: 388 26) Frank Viola: 387 27) Ray Sadecki: 380 28) Pete Falcone: 379 29) Skip Lockwood: 368 30) Rick Aguilera: 351 31) Glendon Rusch: 313 32) Danny Frisella: 296 33) Neil Allen: 285 Tom Glavine Projected to End of Season: 284.6735 34) Tom Glavine: 276 35) Randy Myers: 264 36) Ed Lynch: 259 37) Turk Wendell: 259 38) Dick Selma: 253 39) Dennis Cook: 234 40) Galen Cisco: 230 Pedro Martinez Projected to End of Season: 228.1224 41) Tracy Stallard: 228 42) Roger McDowell: 228 43) Roger Craig: 226 44) Jason Isringhausen: 225 Jae Weong Seo Projected to End of Season: 223.4081 45) Masato Yoshii: 222 46) Don Cardwell: 221 47) Jae Weong Seo: 218 48) Nino Espinosa: 215 49) Mark Clark: 214 50) Wally Whitehurst: 212 51) Pete Harnisch: 208 T52) Pedro Martinez: 207 T52) Jay Hook:: 207 54) Pete Schourek: 199 T55) Ron Taylor: 197 T55) Bob Apodaca: 197 57) Terry Leach: 194 58) Jeff Innis: 192 =orange]Tom Glavine at Start of Season: 186 59) Walt Terrell: 181 60) Kevin Appier: 172

[Guest Benjamin Grimm]

]Pedro's 2005 leapfrogs eight other Met seasons tonight. Eight. Among those are two Seaver seasons, a Gooden, a Cone, a Matlack, a Fernandez, a Fernandez, and a Leiter. He's among royalty. He also inches his pace closer to a top-ten finish.

And a Koosman, too.

I think it's kinda neat how the Mets record for most strikeouts my a left-hander is exactly 200, and that it's shared by three pitchers.

If only Matlack had struck out five more in 1974...

[Guest Benjamin Grimm]

Reyes getting into some exclusive territory. Ten more at bats, and he'll be in third place on this list. He has an outside shot at 700 at bats. (He'd need to average more than 5 per game.) But Lance Johnson is definitely within reach.

Players with more than 600 At Bats in a season

1. 1996 Lance Johnson 682 2. 1975 Felix Millan 676 3. 1982 Mookie Wilson 639 4. 1973 Felix Millan 638 5. 1983 Mookie Wilson 638 6. 1970 Tommie Agee 636 7. 1979 Frank Taveras 635 8. 2005 Jose Reyes 630 9. 1999 Edgardo Alfonzo 628 10. 1993 Eddie Murray 610 11. 1978 Willie Montanez 609 12. 1990 Gregg Jefferies 604 13. 1983 George Foster 601

[Guest Benjamin Grimm]

Players with more than 40 Doubles in a season

1. 1996 Bernard Gilkey 44 2. 1989 Howard Johnson 41 3. 1999 Edgardo Alfonzo 41 4. 1990 Gregg Jefferies 40 5. 2000 Edgardo Alfonzo 40 6. 2005 David Wright 40

[Guest Edgy DC]

]And a Koosman, too.

Yeah, I accidentally put Fernandez twice.

[Guest MFS62]

Don't know if this belongs here or in some other thread.
Last night, Pedro passed Hall of Famer Jim Bunning with 2,860 strikeouts, good for 14th place all time.

Later

[Guest Edgy DC]

Ok, let's do it.

All-Time Met Homers in a Career 1) Darryl Strawberry: 252 Mike Piazza Projected to End of Season: 218.40 2) Mike Piazza: 217 =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: 704 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 =darkred]30) Gary Sheffield: 443 31) Dave Kingman: 442 32) Andre Dawson: 438 =darkred]33) Juan Gonzalez: 434 34) Cal Ripken: 431 =darkred]35) Jim Thome: 430 36) Billy Williams: 426 =darkred]T36) Manny Ramirez: 426 =darkred]38) Alex Rodriguez: 424 39) Darrell Evans: 414 40) Duke Snider: 407 T41) Andres Galarraga: 399 T41) Al Kaline: 399 43) Dale Murphy: 398 44) Joe Carter: 396 Mike Piazza Projected to End of Season: 395.40 45) Mike Piazza: 394 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 56) Norm Cash 377

Coming up, Cornelius Floyd

[Guest Zvon]

="Yancy Street Gang"]Players with more than 40 Doubles in a season 1. 1996 Bernard Gilkey 44 2. 1989 Howard Johnson 41 3. 1999 Edgardo Alfonzo 41 4. 1990 Gregg Jefferies 40 5. 2000 Edgardo Alfonzo 40 6. 2005 David Wright 40

Ill be glad to create an updated versions to these cards(these cards were made in 2002 for the mets 40th anni)




I made an entire digital baseball card set that takes you thru the Mets 1st 40 yrs bk in 2002. Made it at work in my spare time and gave it to my brothers and met fan friends that Xmas as a PC slide show.

I will set this up to view somewhere and share this with you guys over the winter.

For now, a picture of a quarter will get you a 5 card pack any time Im logged in.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Cliff has
(1) surpassed his highest single-season homerun total for his career
(2) passed three players to tie for the 17th-best homer-hitting season in Mets history
(3) hit his 200th career homer.

Two hundred isn't enough yet to look at him on all-time MLB lists, but let's look at the Met list.

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 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 2005 Cliff Floyd Projected to Season's End: 34.79 T14) Bobby Bonilla, 1993: 34 T14) Frank Thomas, 1962: 34 16) Mike Piazza, 2002: 33 T17) Gary Carter, 1985: 32 T17) Robin Ventura, 1999: 32 T17) Cliff Floyd 2005 to Date: 32 T20) Bernard Gilkey, 1996: 30 T20) Todd Hundley, 1997: 30 T20) Mike Cameron, 2004: 30 T23) Darryl Strawberry, 1989: 29 T23) Kevin McReynolds, 1987: 29 T23) Darryl Strawberry, 1985: 29 26) George Foster, 1983: 28 T27) Eddie Murray, 1993: 27 T27) Kevin McReynolds, 1988: 27 T27) Darryl Strawberry, 1986: 27 T27) Edgardo Alfonzo, 1999: 27 T31) Darryl Strawberry, 1984: 26 T31) Tommie Agee, 1969: 26 T31) Darryl Strawberry, 1983: 26 T31) Mo Vaughn, 2002: 26

All-Time Met Homers in a Career 1) Darryl Strawberry: 252 Mike Piazza Projected to End of Season: 218.40 2) Mike Piazza: 217 =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 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: 70.79 18) Ron Swoboda: 69 T19) Lee Mazzilli: 68 T19) Cliff Floyd: 68 21) Jeff Kent: 67 22) John Olerud: 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 (RiP) 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 Edgy DC]

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: 340 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: 317 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: 274.04 T30) Red Ruffing: 273 T30) Tom Glavine: 273 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 =blue]Steve Trachsel Projected to End of Season: 51.09 13) Steve Trachsel: 51 =orange]Steve Trachsel at Start of Season: 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: 32.04 26) Tom Glavine: 31 27) Ray Sadecki: 30 T28) Nolan Ryan: 29 T28) Bret Saberhagen: 29 30) Pete Falcone: 26 T31) Nino Espinosa: 25 T31) Neil Allen: 25 T31) Dennis Cook: 25 T34) Danny Frisella: 24 T34) Skip Lockwood: 24 T34) Terry Leach: 24 T34) Dave Mlicki: 24 T38) Mark Clark: 22 T38) Turk Wendell: 22 =blue]Jae Weong Seo: 21.61 T40) Ron Taylor: 21 T40) Jae Weong Seo: 21 42) Don Cardwell: 20 =orange]Tom Glavine at Start of Season: 20 T43) Walt Terrell: 19 T43) Glendon Rusch: 19