Where Mets Rank 2005

[Guest Benjamin Grimm]

Meanwhile, Jose Reyes has set a new club record for most at bats in a season. His 683rd at bat came in tonight's game and broke Lance Johnson's record of 682 set in 1996.

[Guest Valadius]

One of Lance's '96 records has fallen. Egads.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Cliff chasing... Buddy Harrelson?

All-Time Mets RBI in a Single 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 12) John Olerud, 1997: 102 David Wright Projected Through End of Season: 101.8868 T13) Howard Johnson, 1989: 101 T13) Darryl Strawberry, 1988: 101 T15) Eddie Murray, 1993: 100 T15) Gary Carter, 1985: 100 T15) David Wright, 2005: 100 T18) Kevin McReynolds, 1988: 99 T18) Howard Johnson, 1987: 99 T18) Dave Kingman, 1982: 99 T21) Mike Piazza, 2002: 98 T21) Donn Clendenon, 1970: 97 =darkred]RiP T21) Darryl Strawberry, 1984: 97 T21) Cliff Floyd, 2005: 97 T25) Willie Montanez, 1978: 96 T25) John Olerud, 1999: 96 27) Kevin McReynolds, 1987: 95 T28) Frank Thomas, 1962: 94 T28) Keith Hernandez, 1984: 94 T28) Edgardo Alfonzo, 2000: 94 T28) Mike Piazza, 2001: 94 T32) John Olerud, 1998: 93 T32) Eddie Murray, 1992: 93 T32) Darryl Strawberry, 1986: 93 35) Keith Hernandez, 1985: 91 T36) Howard Johnson, 1990: 90 T36) George Foster, 1983: 90

All-Time Mets RBI in a Career 1) Darryl Strawberry: 733 Mike Piazza, Projected to End of Season: 657.19 2) Mike Piazza: 656 3) Howard Johnson: 629 4) Ed Kranepool: 614 =orange]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 11) Dave Kingman: 389 12) George Foster: 361 13) Jerry Grote: 357 14) Lee Mazzilli: 353 15) Gary Carter: 349 16) Mookie Wilson: 342 17) John Milner: 338 18) John Stearns: 312 19) Ron Swoboda: 304 T20) Wayne Garrett: 295 T20) Bobby Bonilla: 295 22) John Olerud: 291 23) Hubie Brooks: 269 24) Jeff Kent: 267 T25) Tommie Agee: 265 T25) Robin Ventura: 265 27) Rey Ordóñez: 260 28) Dave Magadan: 254 29) Bud Harrelson: 242 Cliff Floyd Projected to End of Season: 229.83 30) Cliff Floyd: 228 31) Steve Henderson: 227 32) Bernard Gilkey: 223 33) Joel Youngblood: 216 34) Butch Huskey: 214 35) Jim Hickman: 210 36) Gregg Jefferies: 205

[Guest Valadius]

Glavine is now tied with Frisella at 296 Met K's.

[Guest soupcan]

soupcan wrote: I'd like to see Wright hit a three run jack this weekend and finish with 25 ding dongs, 100 ribbies and a .300 average.

.307, 26, 100.

I love this kid.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Kind of pointless to project to the end of the season, when every starting pitcher but Benson, Seo, and Zambrano are finished, but I will anyway.

It would be good to get a last good start out of Benson beofre the season ends.

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: 318 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: 275.25 30) Tom Glavine: 275 31) Red Ruffing: 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 =blue]Steve Trachsel Projected to End of Season: 51.02 T12) Bob Ojeda: 51 T12) 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 =blue]Tom Glavine Projected to End of Season: 33.25 T25) Roger McDowell: 33 T25) Tom Glavine: 33 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: 21.13 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

[Guest Edgy DC]

The next hit makes Piazza a top-five Met hitman.

All-Time Met Hits in a Career 1) Ed Kranepool: 1418 2) Cleon Jones: 1188 3) Edgardo Alfonzo: 1136 4) Mookie Wilson: 1112 Mike Piazza Projected to End of Season: 1029.89 5) Bud Harrelson: 1029 6) Mike Piazza: 1028 7) Darryl Strawberry: 1025 8) Howard Johnson: 997 9) Jerry Grote: 994 10) Keith Hernandez: 939 =orange]Mike Piazza at Start of Season: 928 11) Lee Mazzilli: 796 12) Kevin McReynolds: 791 13) Felix Millan: 743 14) Rey Ordóñez: 720 15) Rusty Staub: 709 16) John Stearns: 695 17) Wally Backman: 670 18) Wayne Garrett: 667 19) Hubie Brooks: 640 20) Tommie Agee: 632 21) Todd Hundley: 612 22) Dave Magadan: 610 23) George Foster: 602 24) John Milner: 586 25) Gary Carter: 542 26) Ron Swoboda: 536 27) Ken Boswell: 528 28) John Olerud: 524 29) Joel Youngblood: 519 30) Steve Henderson: 516

All-Time Met Hits in a Season 1) Lance Johnson, 1996: 227 2) John Olerud, 1998: 197 T3) Felix Millan, 1975: 191 T3) Edgardo Alfonzo, 1999: 191 Jose Reyes, Projected to End of Season: 190.53 5) Jose Reyes, 2005: 187 6) Felix Millan, 1973: 185 7) Keith Hernandez, 1985: 183 9) Tommie Agee, 1970: 182 T9) Bernard Gilkey, 1996: 181 T9) Lee Mazzilli, 1979: 181 11) Mookie Wilson, 1982: 178 David Wright, Projected to End of Season: 177.28 12) Robin Ventura, 1999: 177 T13) Mookie Wilson, 1983: 176 T13) Edgardo Alfonzo, 2000: 176 T15) Eddie Murray, 1993: 174 T15) Tommy Davis, 1967: 174 T15) David Wright, 2005: 174 18) John Olerud, 1999: 173 T19) Gregg Jefferies, 1990: 171 T19) Keith Hernandez, 1986: 171 T19) Keith Hernandez, 1984: 171 22) Keith Hernandez, 1987: 170 23) Frank Taveras, 1979: 167 T24) Howard Johnson, 1989: 164 T24) Cleon Jones, 1969: 164 T26) Edgardo Alfonzo, 1997: 163 T26) Kevin McReynolds, 1987: 163 T26) Joe Christopher, 1964: 163 T26) Rusty Staub, 1973: 163 T30) Rusty Staub, 1975: 162 T30) Lee Mazzilli, 1980: 162

[Guest Edgy DC]

Homers in a Season by a Met Rookie

Rank	Overall Rank	Season	Player	#
1)	(T31)	1983	Darryl Strawberry	26
2)	(T65)	1965	Ron Swoboda	19
T3)	(T80)	1972	John Milner	17
T3)	(T80)	2000	Jay Payton	17
5)	(T103)	1996	Butch Huskey	15
T6)	(T116)	1999	Benny Agbayani	14
T6)	(T116)	2004	David Wright	14
T8)	(T129)	1962	Jim Hickman	13
T8)	(T129)	1993	Jeromy Burnitz	13
T8)	(T129)	2004	EricValent	13
T11)	(T142)	1995	Carl Everett	12
T11)	(T142)	1989	Gregg Jefferies	12
T11)	(T142)	1977	Steve Henderson	12
T11)	(T142)	1986	Kevin Mitchell	12
T15)	(T156)	1993	Ryan Thompson	11
T15)	(T156)	2003	Ty Wigginton	11
T15)	(T156)	2003	Jason Phillips	11
T15)	(T156)	2005	Victor Diaz	11
T19)	(T177)	1963	Tim Harkness	10
T19)	(T177)	2001	Tsuyoshi Shinjo	10
T19)	(T177)	2005	Mike Jacobs	10

[Guest Edgy DC]

Tonight's update starts with Robocop

Career Saves, All-Time Major League Leaders (Pitcher Active in 2005 in Red) 1) Lee Smith: 478 2) Trevor Hoffman: 435 3) John Franco: 424 4) Dennis Eckersley: 390 5) Mariano Rivera: 379 6) Jeff Reardon: 367 7) Randy Myers: 347 8) Rollie Fingers: 341 9) John Wetteland: 330 =blue]Roberto Hernandez at Start of Season: 324.0242 T10) Troy Percival: 324 T10) Roberto Hernandez: 324 =orange]Roberto Hernandez at Start of Season: 320 12) Jose Mesa: 319 13) Rick Aguilera: 318 14) Robb Nen: 314 15) Tom Henke: 311 16) Rich Gossage: 310 17) Jeff Montgomery: 304 18) Doug Jones: 303 19) Bruce Sutter: 300 20) Rod Beck: 286 23) Billy Wagner: 283 21) Todd Worrell: 256 22) Dave Righetti: 252 24) Armando Benitez: 263 25) Dan Quisenberry: 244

Career Saves, Active (in 2005) Major League Leaders 1) Trevor Hoffman: 435 2) John Franco: 424 3) Mariano Rivera: 379 =blue]Roberto Hernandez Projected to End of Year: 324.0242 T4) Troy Percival: 324 T4) Roberto Hernandez: 324 =orange]Roberto Hernandez at Start of Year: 320 6) Jose Mesa: 292 7) Billy Wagner: 283 8) Armando Benitez: 263 9) Ugueth Urbina: 237 10) Todd Jones: 225 11) Jason Isringhausen:215 12) Bob Wickman: 214 13) Keith Foulke: 190 14) Danny Graves: 182 15) Billy Koch: 163 16) Eddie Guardado: 170 17) Eric Gagne: 160 17) John Smoltz: 154 18) Mike Jackson: 142 19) Mike Timlin: 130 20) Antonio Alfonseca: 121 T22) Ricky Bottalico: 116 T22) Tom Gordon: 116 24) Jose Jimenez: 110 25) Matt Mantei: 93 R

[Guest Valadius]

Why is it projecting Berto to lose saves?

[Guest Edgy DC]

An error on my part, now fixed.

[Guest Edgy DC]

MLB Stolen Base Leaders, 2005

Rank	Player	Total	Today	Games Left
T1)	Figgins	60	1	1
T1)	Reyes	60	1	1
3)	Posednik	59	0	1
4)	Pierre	57	0	1+

[Guest cooby]

Jose could have a real big honking day tomorrow and still catch Cedeno.
Passing him could be tough though

[Guest Valadius]

Now we can do rankings without projections! Hooray!

[Guest Edgy DC]

Dissing the projections. Ouch.

All-Time Games in a Met Career 1) Ed Kranepool: 1853 2) Bud Harrelson: 1322 3) Jerry Grote: 1235 4) Cleon Jones: 1201 5) Howard Johnson: 1154 6) Mookie Wilson: 1116 7) Darryl Strawberry: 1109 8) Edgardo Alfonzo: 1086 9) Lee Mazzilli: 979 10) Mike Piazza: 972	All-Time At-Bats in a Met Career 1) Ed Kranepool: 5436 2) Bud Harrelson: 4390 3) Cleon Jones: 4223 4) Mookie Wilson: 4027 5) Howard Johnson: 3968 6) Darryl Strawberry: 3903 7) Edgardo Alfonzo: 3897 8) Jerry Grote: 3881 9) Mike Piazza: 3478 10) Keith Hernandez: 3167
All-Time Runs in a Met Career 1) Darryl Strawberry: 662 2) Howard Johnson: 627 3) Edgardo Alfonzo: 614 4) Mookie Wilson: 592 5) Cleon Jones: 563 6) Ed Kranepool: 536 7) Mike Piazza: 532 8) Bud Harrelson: 490 9) Keith Hernandez: 455 10) Kevin McReynolds: 405	All-Time Hits in a Met Career 1) Ed Kranepool: 1418 2) Cleon Jones: 1188 3) Edgardo Alfonzo: 1136 4) Mookie Wilson: 1112 5) Bud Harrelson: 1029 6) Mike Piazza: 1028 7) Darryl Strawberry: 1025 8) Howard Johnson: 997 9) Jerry Grote: 994 10) Keith Hernandez: 939
All-Time Doubles in a Met 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	All-Time Homeruns in a Met Career 1) Darryl Strawberry: 252 2). Mike Piazza: 220 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 Runs Batted-In in a Met Career 1) Darryl Strawberry: 733 2) Mike Piazza: 655 3) Howard Johnson: 629 4) Ed Kranepool: 614 5) Edgardo Alfonzo: 538 6) Cleon Jones: 521 7) Keith Hernandez: 468 8) Kevin McReynolds: 456 9) Rusty Staub: 399 10) Todd Hundley: 397	All-Time Walks in a Met Career 1) Darryl Strawberry 580 2) Bud Harrelson 573 3) Howard Johnson 556 4) Wayne Garrett 482 5) Keith Hernandez 471 6) Edgardo Alfonzo 458 7) Ed Kranepool 454 8) Lee Mazzilli 438 9) Mike Piazza 424 10) Jerry Grote 363
All-Time Total Bases in a Met Career 1) Ed Kranepool 2047 2) Darryl Strawberry 2028 3) Mike Piazza 1885 4) Howard Johnson 1823 5) Edgardo Alfonzo 1736 6) Cleon Jones 1715 7) Mookie Wilson 1586 8) Keith Hernandez 1358 9) Kevin McReynolds 1338 10) Jerry Grote 1278	All-Time Intentional Walks in a Met Career 1) Darryl Strawberry 108 2). Howard Johnson 101 3) Ed Kranepool 89 4) Mike Piazza: 76 5) Jerry Grote 70 6) Rey Ordóñez 64 7) Keith Hernandez 59 8) Rusty Staub 56 9) Todd Hundley 51 10) Cleon Jones 42

[Guest duan]

Sal would call me an idiot, but I want Piazza back. A 3 headed catching 1b, ph troika of Castro, Jacobs and Piazza would be nice if there's no hope of a Delgado type signing on the FA market.

[Guest Valadius]

I'm not dissing them, it's just that I haven't been here for the off-season yet, where such things exist.

[Guest metsmarathon]

well, we could always project for next year...

[Guest Edgy DC]

All Time Mets Batting Average (More Than 1000 At-Bats) 1) John Olerud (1662 AB): .315 2) Keith Hernandez (3164): .297 3) Mike Piazza (3479): .296 4) Dave Magadan (2088): .2921 5) Edgardo Alfonzo (3897): .2915 6) Steve Henderson (1800): .287 7) Wally Backman (2369): .283 8) Ron Hunt (1683): .28164 9) Jose Vizcaino (1282): .28159 10) Cleon Jones (4223): .281	All Time Mets On-Base Percentage (More Than 1000 At-Bats) 1) John Olerud (1662 AB): .425 2) Dave Magadan (2088): .391 3) Keith Hernandez (3164): .387 4) Mike Piazza (3479): .373 5) Edgardo Alfonzo (3897): .367 6) Cliff Floyd (1307): .362 7) Steve Henderson (1800): .360 8) Robin Ventura (1513): .360 9) Darryl Strawberry (3903): .359 10) Rusty Staub (2571): .358
All Time Mets Slugging Percentage (More Than 1000 At-Bats) 1) Mike Piazza (3475 AB): .542 2) Darryl Strawberry (3903): .520 3) John Olerud (1662): .501 4) Bobby Bonilla (1779): .495 5) Cliff Floyd (1307): .494 6) Robin Ventura (1513): .468 7) Bernard Gilkey (1353): .461 8) Kevin McReynolds (2910): .460 9) Howard Johnson (3968): .459 10) Dave Kingman (2323): .453	All Time Mets On-Base Percentage Plus Slugging Percentage (More Than 1000 At-Bats) 1) John Olerud (1662 AB): .926 2) Mike Piazza (3478): .915 3) Darryl Strawberry (3903): .878 4) Cliff Floyd (1307): .856 5) Bobby Bonilla (1779): .851 6) Robin Ventura (1513): .828 7) Bernard Gilkey (1353): .818 8) Keith Hernandez (3164): .816 9) Edgardo Alfonzo (3897): .812 10) Howard Johnson (3968): .801

[Guest Nymr83]

Valadius wrote: I'm not dissing them, it's just that I haven't been here for the off-season yet, where such things exist.

the same posts will be repeated every few days for 6 months...offseasons suck.

[Guest Valadius]

And your final 2005 New York Mets team leaders are:

BATTING

Batting Average (Full-Season) - David Wright, .306 (T-8th NL)

Home Runs - Cliff Floyd, 34 (8th NL)

Runs Batted In - David Wright, 102 (T-10th NL)

Base Hits - Jose Reyes, 190 (5th NL)

At-Bats - Jose Reyes, 696 (1st NL)

Games Played - Jose Reyes, 161 (T-5th NL)

Runs Scored - Jose Reyes & David Wright, 99 (T-11th NL)

Doubles - David Wright, 42 (T-7th NL)

Triples - Jose Reyes, 17 (1st NL)

Total Bases - David Wright, 301 (T-7th NL)

Walks - David Wright, 72 (T-19th NL)

Strikeouts - David Wright, 113 (16th NL)

Stolen Bases - Jose Reyes, 60 (1st NL)

Caught Stealing - Jose Reyes, 15 (2nd NL)

Stolen Base Percentage - Jose Reyes, 80% (5th NL)

On-Base Percentage - David Wright, .388 (T-12th NL)

Slugging Percentage - David Wright, .523 (16th NL)

Sacrifice Flies - Carlos Beltran, 6 (T-16th NL)

Sacrifice Hits - Miguel Cairo, 12 (T-7th NL)

Hit By Pitch - Cliff Floyd, 11 (T-13th NL)

Intentional Walks - Cliff Floyd, 13 (T-8th NL)

Grounded Into Double Play - David Wright, 16 (T-18th NL)

Plate Appearances - Jose Reyes, 733 (1st NL)

Number of Pitches Seen - Jose Reyes, 2,660 (12th NL)

Extra-Base Hits - David Wright, 70 (10th NL)

On-Base Plus Slugging - David Wright, .912 (15th NL)

PITCHING

Wins - Pedro Martinez, 15 (T-9th NL)

Losses - Tom Glavine, 13 (T-11th NL)

Winning Percentage - Pedro Martinez, .652 (T-9th NL)

Earned Run Average (Starting Pitcher) - Pedro Martinez, 2.82 (4th NL)

Games Pitched - Roberto Hernandez, 67 (T-27th NL)

Games Started - Tom Glavine, 33 (T-13th NL)

Complete Games - Pedro Martinez, 4 (T-3rd NL)

Shutouts - Tom Glavine, Aaron Heilman, Pedro Martinez, 1 (T-8th NL)

Saves - Braden Looper, 28 (10th NL)

Save Opportunities - Braden Looper, 36 (8th NL)

Innings Pitched - Pedro Martinez, 217 (T-15th NL)

Strikeouts - Pedro Martinez, 208 (T-3rd NL)

Walks+Hits/Innings Pitched - Pedro Martinez, 0.95 (1st NL)

Balks - Victor Zambrano, 2 (T-6th NL)

Wild Pitches - Victor Zambrano, 8 (T-8th NL)

Hits Allowed - Tom Glavine, 227 (T-7th NL)

Walks Allowed - Victor Zambrano, 77 (9th NL)

Home Runs Allowed - Kris Benson, 24 (T-18th NL)

Hit By Pitch - Victor Zambrano, 15 (T-2nd NL)

Pick-offs - Kaz Ishii, 3 (T-9th NL)

Stolen Bases Allowed - Victor Zambrano, 25 (T-4th NL)

Runners Caught Stealing - Tom Glavine, 5 (T-29th NL)

Intentional Walks - Kris Benson & Tom Glavine, 5 (T-35th NL)

Batting Average Against - Pedro Martinez, .204 (2nd NL)

On-Base Against - Pedro Martinez, .252 (1st NL)

Number of Pitches Thrown - Tom Glavine, 3,270 (18th NL)

Holds - Roberto Hernandez, 18 (T-11th NL)

Games Finished - Braden Looper, 54 (T-7th NL)

Strikeouts-to-Walks - Pedro Martinez, 4.16 (3rd NL)

Strikeouts Per Nine Innings - Pedro Martinez, 8.63 (T-4th NL)

Walks Per Nine Innings - Pedro Martinez, 1.95 (T-9th NL)

Hits Per Nine Innings - Pedro Martinez, 6.59 (2nd NL)

[Guest Valadius]

That took me perhaps two-to-three hours of research.

Now to write a research paper due tomorrow at 8:00 in the morning...

[Guest Edgy DC]

Looking at that OpS chart, just so you know, Jose Reyes is approxiamately 33rd all-time for the Mets. David Wright, if had 1000 at-bats to qualify, would be third.

Third.

[Guest SI Metman]

Looking back at Edgy's chart for rookie homers, I believe Jake will still have his rookie eligibility next season. Perhaps he makes it twice on that list...

[Guest Valadius]

He had only 100 at-bats this season.

ROY '06?

[Guest Johnny Dickshot]

Valadius wrote: That took me perhaps two-to-three hours of research.

Thanks.

[Guest Frayed Knot]

Team Record - Tied for 5th in NL (83-79)

RS/RA Differential = 5th best (+74) behind Cards (+171), Atlanta (+95), Houston (+84), Philly (+81)

Pythag Proj Record = 89-74, the -6 is the biggest gap in the league (Pitt = -5.4)
Arizona was the best; [u:fd133b19e2]+11.2[/u:fd133b19e2] !! and still managed to suck (77 wins)
and, as pathetic as Sandy Eggo was for a division winner, their 82 wins was 5.4 games better than projected as they were out-scored by 42 runs this year.

[Guest Elster88]

SI Metman wrote: Looking back at Edgy's chart for rookie homers, I believe Jake will still have his rookie eligibility next season. Perhaps he makes it twice on that list...

Yep, Gary confirmed it yesterday in the post-game.

[Guest Elster88]

All Time Met Hit Batsmen in a Single Season

1. 2002 Pedro Astacio 16
T-2. 2005 Victor Zambrano 15
T-2. 2001 Kevin Appier 15
T-2. 1971 Nolan Ryan 15
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

[Guest Valadius]

One telling stat from my data table is Jose Reyes's pitches per plate appearance. 2660/733 = 3.63 pitches per plate appearance. That's just sad.