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The Big O

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Team totals

Nearly at the quarterpost...

StatCurrent (37 gms)Projected rateRecordYearChange over last 16 games
AB12635529.89256181996-124.679
Runs 183801.2438631999-39.614
Hits3381479.89215531999-47.537
2B69302.1082971999+1.251
3B730.649471996, 1978-0.208
HR49214.5411982000-1.459
TB5682486.91924301987-51.081
RBI176770.5958141999-54.834
BB121529.7847171999+97.784
SO226989.51412031968+32.943
SB35153.2431591987-39.614
CS521.892991980+6.463
GIDP24105.0811491999-26.062
XBH125547.2975131987-0.417
HBP1774.432652001+5.003
SF1356.919591997-12.510
SH1983.1891081973-1.668

Projected broken records in bold type
(through 37 games)


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All-Time Wins in a Big-League Career

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
Greg Maddux Projected to End
of Season: 334.88 (active)
9) Roger Clemens: 341 (Active?)
10) Steve Carlton: 329
11) John Clarkson: 328
12) Eddie Plank: 326
T13) Nolan Ryan: 324
T13) Don Sutton: 324
T15) Greg Maddux: 323 (Active)
T15) Phil Niekro: 318
=red]Greg Maddux at start of Season: 318 (Active)
17) Gaylord Perry: 314
18) Tom Seaver: 311
19) Charley Radbourn: 309
20) Mickey Welch: 307
Tom Glavine Projected to End
of Season: 302
T21) Lefty Grove: 300
T21) Early Wynn: 300
23) Bobby Mathews: 297
24) Tommy John: 288
25) Bert Blyleven: 287
26) Robin Roberts: 286
=navy]Randy Johnson Projected to End
of Season: 284.13 (Active)
T27) Fergie Jenkins: 284
T27) Tony Mullane: 284
T29) Jim Kaat: 283
T29) Tom Glavine: 283
=orange]Tom Glavine at Start
of Season: 275
31) Red Ruffing: 273
32) Burleigh Grimes: 270
33) Randy Johnson: 269 (Active)
34) Jim Palmer: 268
T35) Bob Feller: 266
T35) Eppa Rixey: 266
37) Jim McCormick: 265
=gray]Randy Johnson at start of Season: 263 (active)
38) Gus Weyhing: 264
39) Ted Lyons: 260
T40) Red Faber: 254
T40) Jack Morris: 254
T42) Carl Hubbell: 253
T42) Al Spalding: 253
44) Bob Gibson: 251
45) Vic Willis: 249
46) Jack Quinn: 247
47) Joe McGinnity: 246
T48) Dennis Martinez: 245
T48) Jack Powell: 245
T49) Amos Rusie: 245		All-Time Wins in a Met Career

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
Tom Glavine, Projected to End
of Season: 60
Steve Trachsel, Projected to End
of Season: 57.75
T10) Craig Swan 59
T10) Rick Reed 59
12) Steve Trachsel 53
13) Bob Ojeda 51
=orange]Steve Trachsel, at Start
of Season: 51
14) John Franco 48
T15) Tug McGraw 47
T15) Jesse Orosco 47
17) Al Jackson 43
T18) Gary Gentry 41
T18) Pat Zachry 41
T18) Tom Glavine 41
T21) Jack Fisher 38
T21) Ed Lynch 38
T21) Frank Viola 38
24) Rick Aguilera 37
25) Jim McAndrew 36
=orange]Tom Glavine, at Start
of Season: 33
26) Roger McDowell 33
Pedro Martinez projected to end of season: 31.88
27) Ray Sadecki 30...

...43) Pedro Martinez: 20...

...=orange]Pedro Martinez at start of season: 15
All-Time Wins in a Met Season

Tom Glavine, Projected to End
of Season: 27
1) Tom Seaver, 1969: 25
2) Dwight Gooden, 1985: 24
3) Tom Seaver, 1975: 22
T4) Tom Seaver, 1972: 21
T4) Jerry Koosman, 1976: 21
T6) Frank Viola, 1990: 20
T6) David Cone, 1988: 20
T6) Tom Seaver, 1971: 20
T9) Dwight Gooden, 1990 19
T9) Tom Seaver, 1973 19
T9) Jerry Koosman, 1968 19
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Glavine really threatening Trachsel's role as Staff Captain.

Active Met Win Leaders

1) Steve Trachsel: 53
2) Tom Glavine: 41
3) Pedro Martinez: 20
4) Victor Zambrano: 10 (active in a sense)
5) Aaron Heilman: 8
6) Bily Wagner: 3
7) Brian Bannister: 2
T8) Chad Bradford: 2
T8) Pedro Feliciano: 2
T8) Darren Oliver: 2
11) Duaner Sanchez: 1		Projected Active Met Win Leaders at End of Year

1) Tom Glavine: 60
2) Steve Trachsel: 57.75
3) Pedro Martinez 31.88
4) Victor Zambrano: 12.38 (not really)
5) Bily Wagner: 10.13
6) Aaron Heilman: 8
T7) Brian Bannister: 6.75
T7) Chad Bradford: 6.75
T7) Darren Oliver: 6.75
10) Pedro Feliciano: 4.38
11) Duaner Sanchez: 3.38


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Team totals

StatCurrent (49 gms)Projected rateRecordYearChange over last 12 games
AB17315722.89856181996+193.006
Runs 183813.3068631999+12.063
Hits4501487.75515531999+7.863
2B93307.4692971999+5.361
3B929.755471996, 1978-0.894
HR67221.5101982000+6.969
TB7622519.26524301987+32.346
RBI236780.2458141999+9.650
BB171565.3477171999+35.563
SO3271081.10212031968+91.588
SB48158.6941591987+5.451
CS826.449991980+4.557
GIDP2995.8781491999-9.203
XBH169558.7355131987+11.438
HBP2479.347652001+4.915
SF1549.592591997-7.327
SH2892.5711081973+9.382

Projected broken records in bold type
(through 49 games)


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Delgado has fallen off his earlier pace. Is 2006 the new 1999?


RBI in a Season
1. 1999 Mike Piazza 124
2. 1999 Robin Ventura 120
3. 1996 Bernard Gilkey 117
4. 1991 Howard Johnson 117
Carlos Beltran, Projected 2006: 115.269
5. 2000 Mike Piazza 113
6. 1996 Todd Hundley 112
=blue]David Wright, Projected 2006: 109.038
7. 1990 Darryl Strawberry 108
8. 1999 Edgardo Alfonzo 108
=orange]Carlos Delgado, Projected 2006: 105.923
9. 1975 Rusty Staub 105
10. 1986 Gary Carter 105
11. 1987 Darryl Strawberry 104
12. 1997 John Olerud 102
13. 2005 David Wright 102
14. 1989 Howard Johnson 101
15. 1988 Darryl Strawberry 101
16. 1993 Eddie Murray 100
17. 1985 Gary Carter 100

.....

T-259. 2006 Carlos Beltran 37
T-259. 1983 Keith Hernandez 37
T-259. 1988 Kevin Elster 37
...
T-279. 2004 Todd Zeile 35
T-279. 2006 David Wright 35
...
T-292. 2004 Jason Phillips 34
T-292. 2001 Jay Payton 34
T-292. 2004 Eric Valent 34
T-292. 2003 Mike Piazza 34
T-292. 2006 Carlos Delgado 34



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Batting Average in a Season (min. 500 at-bats)

1. 1998 John Olerud .354
2. 1996 Lance Johnson .333
3. 2000 Edgardo Alfonzo .324
David Wright, 2006: .322
4. 1971 Cleon Jones .319
5. 1996 Bernard Gilkey .317
6. 1997 Edgardo Alfonzo .315
7. 1984 Keith Hernandez .311
8. 1986 Keith Hernandez .310
9. 1985 Keith Hernandez .309
10. 2005 David Wright .306
T-11. 1977 Lenny Randle .304
T-11. 1999 Edgardo Alfonzo .304
T-13. 1979 Lee Mazzilli .303
T-13. 1999 Mike Piazza .303
15. 1967 Tommy Davis .302
16. 1999 Robin Ventura .301
=orange]Paul Lo Duca, 2006: .301
T-17. 1964 Joe Christopher .300
T-17. 2001 Mike Piazza .300


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Home Runs in a Season

Carlos Delgado, Projected to End of Season: 46.731
=orange]Carlos Beltran, Projected to End of Season: 43.615
1. Todd Hundley, 1996: 41
2. Mike Piazza, 1999: 40
T-3. Darryl Strawberry, 1988: 39
T.3. Darryl Strawberry, 1987: 39
T-5. Howard Johnson, 1991: 38
T-5. Mike Piazza, 2000: 38
T-7. Darryl Strawberry, 1990: 37
T-7. Dave Kingman, 1982: 37
T-7. Dave Kingman, 1976: 37
T-10. Howard Johnson, 1989: 36
T-10. Howard Johnson, 1987: 36
T-10. Dave Kingman, 1975: 36
T-10. Mike Piazza, 2001: 36

...

T-86. 2005 Carlos Beltran 16
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T-103 2006 Carlos Delgado 15
T-103. 2000 Benny Agbayani 15
T-103. 1984 Keith Hernandez 15
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T-117. 2004 David Wright 14
T-117. 2006 Carlos Beltran 14


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No Met has hit the .500 mark in 500+ at-bats before 1987.

[tongueincheek]Steroid era![/tongueincheek]

Slugging Percentage in a Season (min. 500 at-bats)

Carlos Beltran, 2006: .604
1. 1987 Darryl Strawberry .583
2. 1999 Mike Piazza .575
3. 2001 Mike Piazza .573
4. 1996 Bernard Gilkey .562
5. 1989 Howard Johnson .559
6. 1998 John Olerud .551
7. 1996 Todd Hundley .550
8. 1988 Darryl Strawberry .545
9. 2000 Edgardo Alfonzo .542
=blue]David Wright, 2006: .538
10. 1991 Howard Johnson .535
11. 1999 Robin Ventura .529
12. 2005 David Wright .523
13. 1993 Bobby Bonilla .522
14. 1990 Darryl Strawberry .518
15. 2005 Cliff Floyd .505
=orange]Carlos Delgado, 2006: .505
16. 1987 Howard Johnson .504
17. 1999 Edgardo Alfonzo .502
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Elster88 wrote:
BTW, I'm getting all of the historical info from a great little site that I found. I don't think anyone here has seen it before.

Wow! That's the coolest site ever! If only we could invite the proprietor to join us here in the Pool...


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Not a good idea. I hear he's a real jerk.


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"That's the coolest site ever! If only we could invite the proprietor to join us here in the Pool..."

Or maybe we could first disrupt his carefully concocted "Most Looked Up List" and then swipe a few images to use as icons.
Much more fun than some stuffy, formal invitation IMO.


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51 would be good for a Tie for 42nd all-time in MLB.
Well off of Earl Webb's record of 67 and Ducky Medwick's NL record of 64.

My guess is that Cliff will not add to his total after this year and will end the year at about 24th all time as a Met. Could the forum's namesake's record be in jeopardy one day?

Doubles in a Season

David Wright, Projected 2006: 51
1. 1996 Bernard Gilkey 44
2. 2005 David Wright 42
T-3. 1989 Howard Johnson 41
T-3. 1999 Edgardo Alfonzo 41
T-5. 2000 Edgardo Alfonzo 40
T-5. 1990 Gregg Jefferies 40
7. 1999 John Olerud 39
=red]Paul Lo Duca, Projected 2006: 39
8. 1999 Robin Ventura 38
T-9. 1992 Eddie Murray 37
T-9. 1975 Felix Millan 37
T-9. 1979 Joel Youngblood 37
T-9. 1987 Lenny Dykstra 37
T-9. 1990 Howard Johnson 37
T-14. 1998 John Olerud 36
T-14. 2003 Ty Wigginton 36
T-14. 1973 Rusty Staub 36
T-14. 2000 Todd Zeile 36
T-14. 1998 Brian McRae 36
T-19. 1991 Howard Johnson 34
T-19. 1979 Lee Mazzilli 34
T-19. 2005 Carlos Beltran 34
T-19. 1997 John Olerud 34
T-19. 1986 Keith Hernandez 34
T-19. 1985 Keith Hernandez 34
25. 1998 Mike Piazza 33
=darkblue]Carlos Beltran, Projected 2006: 33
T-26. 1987 Kevin McReynolds 32
T-26. 2004 Kaz Matsui 32
T-26. 1996 Todd Hundley 32
T-26. 1967 Tommy Davis 32
T-26. 1987 Darryl Strawberry 32
T-26. 1978 Willie Montanez 32
T-26. 1991 Kevin McReynolds 32
T-33. 1984 Keith Hernandez 31
T-33. 2000 Derek Bell 31
T-33. 1996 Lance Johnson 31
T-33. 1997 Bernard Gilkey 31
T-33. 1980 Lee Mazzilli 31
T-38. 1978 Steve Henderson 30
T-38. 1988 Kevin McReynolds 30
T-38. 2004 Mike Cameron 30
T-38. 1970 Tommie Agee 30
T-38. 1999 Rickey Henderson 30
T-38. 1975 Rusty Staub 30
=orange]Cliff Floyd, Projected 2006: 30

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T-205. 2006 David Wright 17
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T-293. 2006 Paul Lo Duca 13
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T-359. 2006 Carlos Beltran 11
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T-395. 2006 Cliff Floyd 10
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
11. Lee Mazzilli 148
12. Jerry Grote 143
13. Rusty Staub 130
14. Bud Harrelson 123
15. Todd Hundley 118
16. Rey Ord��ez 115
17. Felix Millan 111
18. Dave Magadan 110
David Wright, Projected to end of 2006: 110
19. John Olerud 109
20. Joel Youngblood 108
21. Tommie Agee 107
22. Lenny Dykstra 104
=orange]Cliff Floyd, Projected to end of 2006: 103
23. John Milner 100
...
33. Cliff Floyd 83
34. Robin Ventura 81
35. Steve Henderson 79
=darkred]Jos� Reyes, Projected to end of 2006: 79
36. Jim Hickman 78
37. Ron Hunt 78
38. Todd Zeile 77
39. David Wright 76
40. Kevin Elster 75
41. Ken Boswell 74
42. Ron Swoboda 73
43. Gary Carter 73
44. Dave Kingman 70
45. Roger Cede�o 67
46. Ty Wigginton 67
=darkblue]Carlos Beltran, Projected to end of 2006: 67
47. Eddie Murray 65

...
52. Jos� Reyes 61
53. Joe Christopher 59
=green]Kaz Matsui, Projected to end of 2006: 59
54. Doug Flynn 58
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68. Kaz Matsui 47
69. Jeromy Burnitz 47
70. Jay Payton 47
71. Elliott Maddox 47
72. Bruce Boisclair 47
73. Danny Heep 46
74. Jos� Vizcaino 46
75. Carlos Beltran 45


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Where do you look up "Most Extra-Innings Game Played in a Single Season?"

Edit: As soon as I hit Submit, Keith gave it to us: Boston Red Sox - 31 extra inning games in 155 games played. I missed the year. Did anyone else catch it?


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Jose zipped past Lance "Mister Triple" Johnson with no notification. (My apologies.) Obviously this rate can fall off if his ankle injury is at all serious.

Triples in a Met Career

1) Mookie Wilson: 62
2) Bud Harrelson: 45
Jos� Reyes Projected to End of Season: 42.55
3) Cleon Jones: 33
4) Steve Henderson: 31
T5) Darryl Strawberry: 30
T5) Jos� Reyes: 30
6) Lance Johnson: 27
7) Doug Flynn: 26
9) Ed Kranepool: 25
=blue]Jos� Reyes at Start of Season: 23
10) Lee Mazzilli 22		Triples in a Met Season

1. Lance Johnson,1996: 21
=orange]Jose Reyes, Projected to End of 2006: 19.55
2. Jos� Reyes, 2005: 17
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
T8. Joe Christopher, 1964: 8
T8: Bud Harrelson, 1970: 8
T8: Cleon Jones, 1970: 8
T8. Doug Flynn, 1978: 8
T8: Len Randle, 1978: 8
T8: Steve Henderson, 1979: 8
T8: Doug Flynn, 1980: 8
T8: Steve Henderson, 1980: 8
T8: Joel Youngblood, 1980: 8
T8: Mookie Wilson, 1981: 8
T8: Mookie Wilson, 1985: 8
T8. Vince Coleman, 1993: 8
Jose Reyes, 2006: 7
Triples in a Major League Season

1) Chief Wilson: 36 (1912)
T2) Dave Orr: 31 (1886)
T2) Heinie Reitz: 31 (1894)
4) Perry Werden: 29 (1893)
5) Harry Davis: 28 (1897)
T6) George Davis: 27 (1893)
T6) Sam Thompson: 27 (1894)
T6) Jimmy Williams: 27 (1899)
T6) Sam Crawford: 26 (1914)
T6) Kiki Cuyler: 26 (1925)
T6) Joe Jackson: 26 (1912)
T6) John Reilly: 26 (1890)
T6) George Treadway: 26 (1894)
T14) Roger Connor: 25 (1894)
T14) Sam Crawford: 25 (1903)
T14) Larry Doyle: 25 (1911)
T14) Buck Freeman: 25 (1899)
T14) Tom Long: 25 (1915)
T19) Ty Cobb: 24 (1911)
T19) Ty Cobb: 24 (1917)
T19) Ed McKean: 24 (1893)
T22) Dan Brouthers: 23 (1894)
T22) Ty Cobb: 23 (1912)
T22) Earle Combs: 23 (1927)
T22) Adam Comorosky: 23 (1930)
T22) Sam Crawford: 23 (1913)
T22) Nap Lajoie: 23 (1897)
T22) Dale Mitchell: 23 (1949)
T22) Elmer Smith: 23 (1893)
T22) Harry Stovey: 23 (1884)
T22) Sam Thompson: 23 (1887)
T32) John Anderson: 22 (1898)
T32) Jake Beckley: 22 (1890)
T32) Bill Bradley: 22 (1903)
T32) Earle Combs: 22 (1930)
T32) Roger Connor: 22 (1887)
T32) Sam Crawford: 22 (1902)
T32) Birdie Cree: 22 (1911)
T32) Jake Daubert: 22 (1922)
T32) Elmer Flick: 22 (1906)
T32) Willie Keeler: 22 (1894)
T32) Tommy Leach: 22 (1902)
T32) Bid McPhee: 22 (1890)
T32) Mike Mitchell: 22 (1911)
T32) Hy Myers: 22 (1920)
T32) Kip Selbach: 22 (1895)
T32) Tris Speaker: 22 (1913)
T32) Snuffy Stirnweiss: 22 (1945)
T32) Joe Visner: 22 (1890)
T32) Honus Wagner: 22 (1900)
T32) Paul Waner: 22 (1926)
T52) Frank Baker: 21 (1912)
T52) Tom Brown: 21 (1891)
T52) Earle Combs: 21 (1928)
T52) Sam Crawford: 21 (1912)
T52) Ed Delahanty: 21 (1892)
T52) Joe Jackson: 21 (1916)
T52) Lance Johnson: 21 (1996)
T52) Bill Keister: 21 (1901)
T52) Tom McCreery: 21 (1896)
T52) Dave Orr: 21 (1885)
T52) Edd Roush: 21 (1924)
T52) Vic Saier: 21 (1913)
T52) Frank Schulte: 21 (1911)
T52) Cy Seymour: 21 (1905)
T52) Billy Shindle: 21 (1890)
T52) Sam Thompson: 21 (1895)
T52) Mike Tiernan: 21 (1890)
T52) Mike Tiernan: 21 (1895)
T52) George Van Haltren: 21 (1896)
T52) Bobby Wallace: 21 (1897)
T52) Jimmy Williams: 21 (1901)
T52) Jimmy Williams: 21 (1902)
T52) Willie Wilson: 21 (1985)
T75) Jim Bottomley: 20 (1928)
T75) George Brett: 20 (1979)
T75) Dan Brouthers: 20 (1887)
T75) Dan Brouthers: 20 (1892)
T75) Ty Cobb: 20 (1908)
T75) Roger Connor: 20 (1886)
T75) Duff Cooley: 20 (1895)
T75) Tommy Corcoran: 20 (1894)
T75) Buck Ewing: 20 (1884)
T75) Jocko Fields: 20 (1890)
T75) Buck Freeman: 20 (1903)
T75) Lou Gehrig: 20 (1926)
T75) Goose Goslin: 20 (1925)
T75) Cristian Guzman: 20 (2000)
T75) Jeff Heath: 20 (1941)
T75) Rogers Hornsby: 20 (1920)
T75) Joe Jackson: 20 (1920)
T75) Dick Johnston: 20 (1887)
T75) Joe Kelley: 20 (1894)
T75) Heinie Manush: 20 (1928)
T75) Rabbit Maranville: 20 (1924)
T75) Willie Mays: 20 (1957)
T75) Dots Miller: 20 (1913)
T75) Red Murray: 20 (1912)
T75) Stan Musial: 20 (1943)
T75) Stan Musial: 20 (1946)
T75) Jake Stenzel: 20 (1894)
T75) George Stone: 20 (1906)
T75) Harry Stovey: 20 (1888)
T75) Harry Stovey: 20 (1891)
T75) Bill Terry: 20 (1931)
T75) Jake Virtue: 20 (1892)
T75) Joe Vosmik: 20 (1935)
T75) Honus Wagner: 20 (1912)
T75) Curt Walker: 20 (1926)
T75) Lloyd Waner: 20 (1929)
T75) Perry Werden: 20 (1890) ,,,
=orange]Jose Reyes, Projected to End of 2006: 19.55...

... Jose Reyes: 7 (2006)


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In your face, Strawberry.

Triples in a Met Career

1) Mookie Wilson: 62
2) Bud Harrelson: 45
Jos� Reyes Projected to End of Season: 42.93
3) Cleon Jones: 33
T4) Steve Henderson: 31
T4) Jos� Reyes: 31
5) Darryl Strawberry: 30
6) Lance Johnson: 27
7) Doug Flynn: 26
9) Ed Kranepool: 25
=blue]Jos� Reyes at Start of Season: 23
10) Lee Mazzilli 22		Triples in a Met Season

1. Lance Johnson,1996: 21
=orange]Jose Reyes, Projected to End of 2006: 19.93
2. Jos� Reyes, 2005: 17
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
Jose Reyes, 2006: 8
T8. Joe Christopher, 1964: 8
T8: Bud Harrelson, 1970: 8
T8: Cleon Jones, 1970: 8
T8. Doug Flynn, 1978: 8
T8: Len Randle, 1978: 8
T8: Steve Henderson, 1979: 8
T8: Doug Flynn, 1980: 8
T8: Steve Henderson, 1980: 8
T8: Joel Youngblood, 1980: 8
T8: Mookie Wilson, 1981: 8
T8: Mookie Wilson, 1985: 8
T8. Vince Coleman, 1993: 8
Triples in a Major League Season

1) Chief Wilson: 36 (1912)
T2) Dave Orr: 31 (1886)
T2) Heinie Reitz: 31 (1894)
4) Perry Werden: 29 (1893)
5) Harry Davis: 28 (1897)
T6) George Davis: 27 (1893)
T6) Sam Thompson: 27 (1894)
T6) Jimmy Williams: 27 (1899)
T6) Sam Crawford: 26 (1914)
T6) Kiki Cuyler: 26 (1925)
T6) Joe Jackson: 26 (1912)
T6) John Reilly: 26 (1890)
T6) George Treadway: 26 (1894)
T14) Roger Connor: 25 (1894)
T14) Sam Crawford: 25 (1903)
T14) Larry Doyle: 25 (1911)
T14) Buck Freeman: 25 (1899)
T14) Tom Long: 25 (1915)
T19) Ty Cobb: 24 (1911)
T19) Ty Cobb: 24 (1917)
T19) Ed McKean: 24 (1893)
T22) Dan Brouthers: 23 (1894)
T22) Ty Cobb: 23 (1912)
T22) Earle Combs: 23 (1927)
T22) Adam Comorosky: 23 (1930)
T22) Sam Crawford: 23 (1913)
T22) Nap Lajoie: 23 (1897)
T22) Dale Mitchell: 23 (1949)
T22) Elmer Smith: 23 (1893)
T22) Harry Stovey: 23 (1884)
T22) Sam Thompson: 23 (1887)
T32) John Anderson: 22 (1898)
T32) Jake Beckley: 22 (1890)
T32) Bill Bradley: 22 (1903)
T32) Earle Combs: 22 (1930)
T32) Roger Connor: 22 (1887)
T32) Sam Crawford: 22 (1902)
T32) Birdie Cree: 22 (1911)
T32) Jake Daubert: 22 (1922)
T32) Elmer Flick: 22 (1906)
T32) Willie Keeler: 22 (1894)
T32) Tommy Leach: 22 (1902)
T32) Bid McPhee: 22 (1890)
T32) Mike Mitchell: 22 (1911)
T32) Hy Myers: 22 (1920)
T32) Kip Selbach: 22 (1895)
T32) Tris Speaker: 22 (1913)
T32) Snuffy Stirnweiss: 22 (1945)
T32) Joe Visner: 22 (1890)
T32) Honus Wagner: 22 (1900)
T32) Paul Waner: 22 (1926)
T52) Frank Baker: 21 (1912)
T52) Tom Brown: 21 (1891)
T52) Earle Combs: 21 (1928)
T52) Sam Crawford: 21 (1912)
T52) Ed Delahanty: 21 (1892)
T52) Joe Jackson: 21 (1916)
T52) Lance Johnson: 21 (1996)
T52) Bill Keister: 21 (1901)
T52) Tom McCreery: 21 (1896)
T52) Dave Orr: 21 (1885)
T52) Edd Roush: 21 (1924)
T52) Vic Saier: 21 (1913)
T52) Frank Schulte: 21 (1911)
T52) Cy Seymour: 21 (1905)
T52) Billy Shindle: 21 (1890)
T52) Sam Thompson: 21 (1895)
T52) Mike Tiernan: 21 (1890)
T52) Mike Tiernan: 21 (1895)
T52) George Van Haltren: 21 (1896)
T52) Bobby Wallace: 21 (1897)
T52) Jimmy Williams: 21 (1901)
T52) Jimmy Williams: 21 (1902)
T52) Willie Wilson: 21 (1985)
T75) Jim Bottomley: 20 (1928)
T75) George Brett: 20 (1979)
T75) Dan Brouthers: 20 (1887)
T75) Dan Brouthers: 20 (1892)
T75) Ty Cobb: 20 (1908)
T75) Roger Connor: 20 (1886)
T75) Duff Cooley: 20 (1895)
T75) Tommy Corcoran: 20 (1894)
T75) Buck Ewing: 20 (1884)
T75) Jocko Fields: 20 (1890)
T75) Buck Freeman: 20 (1903)
T75) Lou Gehrig: 20 (1926)
T75) Goose Goslin: 20 (1925)
T75) Cristian Guzman: 20 (2000)
T75) Jeff Heath: 20 (1941)
T75) Rogers Hornsby: 20 (1920)
T75) Joe Jackson: 20 (1920)
T75) Dick Johnston: 20 (1887)
T75) Joe Kelley: 20 (1894)
T75) Heinie Manush: 20 (1928)
T75) Rabbit Maranville: 20 (1924)
T75) Willie Mays: 20 (1957)
T75) Dots Miller: 20 (1913)
T75) Red Murray: 20 (1912)
T75) Stan Musial: 20 (1943)
T75) Stan Musial: 20 (1946)
T75) Jake Stenzel: 20 (1894)
T75) George Stone: 20 (1906)
T75) Harry Stovey: 20 (1888)
T75) Harry Stovey: 20 (1891)
T75) Bill Terry: 20 (1931)
T75) Jake Virtue: 20 (1892)
T75) Joe Vosmik: 20 (1935)
T75) Honus Wagner: 20 (1912)
T75) Curt Walker: 20 (1926)
T75) Lloyd Waner: 20 (1929)
T75) Perry Werden: 20 (1890) ,,,
=orange]Jose Reyes, Projected to End of 2006: 19.93...

... Jose Reyes: 8 (2006)


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]T75) Cristian Guzman: 20 (2000)


the only post-war season on the list, and Reyes has a shot at catching him.
one of the consequences of tiny bandboxes, besides increased homeruns, is a decrease in triples because balls dont have as much room to bounce around anymore


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Team totals

StatCurrent (65 gms)Projected rateRecordYearChange over last 16 games
AB23355819.53856181996+96.641
Runs 348867.3238631999+54.017
Hits6231552.70815531999+64.953
2B140348.9232971999+41.454
3B1537.385471996, 1978+7.630
HR88219.3231982000-2.187
TB10572634.36924301987+115.104
RBI333829.9388141999+49.694
BB223555.7857171999-9.562
SO4381091.63112031968+10.529
SB72179.4461591987+20.752
CS1229.908991980+3.459
GIDP3689.7231491999-6.154
XBH243605.6315131987+46.896
HBP3177.262652001-2.085
SF2254.831591997+5.239
SH4099.6921081973+7.121
BA.267.267.2791999
OBP.336.336.3631999
SLG.453.453.4341987, 1999

StatCurrent (65 gms)Projected rateRecordYear
W42104.6771081986
L2357.3231201962
CG37.477531976
SHO49.969281969
Ra (least)279695.3544991968
ERa (least)258643.0154491968
Ha (least)5451358.30812171969
HRa (least)76189.415781968
BBa (least)226563.2624041988
K4961236.18512171990
ERA3.843.842.721968
Sv1639.877511987
Pitchers used1947.354271967
10+ win guys04 (Dro, Tom, Steve, Duaner)61968

Projected broken records in bold type
(through 65 games)


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Nymr83 wrote:
]T75) Cristian Guzman: 20 (2000)


the only post-war season on the list, and Reyes has a shot at catching him.
one of the consequences of tiny bandboxes, besides increased homeruns, is a decrease in triples because balls dont have as much room to bounce around anymore


The Gulf War?


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Dale Mitchell's 1949 is also postwar, as is Willie Wilson's 1985.


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In how many Met all-time offensive categories, without getting too obscure, does Straw not rank in the top 5?

Certainly the percentage categories like BA, but how many of the "cumulative" categories?


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I'll look into that and report on my next update (if someone doesn't beat me to it), but Reyes is halfway to Mookie in triples, and he's, like, nine years old. Seriously, he could well break a Mets all-time cumulative record at 24 or 25 years old. That's remarkable.


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All-Time Wins in a Big-League Career

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
Roger Clemens Projected to End
of Season: 348.38
8) Tim Keefe: 342
9) Roger Clemens: 341 (Active)
=orange]Roger Clemens At Start
of Season: 341
Greg Maddux Projected to End
of Season: 334.68
10) Steve Carlton: 329
11) John Clarkson: 328
12) Eddie Plank: 326
13) Greg Maddux: 325 (Active)
T14) Nolan Ryan: 324
T14) Don Sutton: 324
T15) Phil Niekro: 318
=orange]Greg Maddux at Start
of Season: 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
Tom Glavine Projected to End
of Season: 299.18
23) Bobby Mathews: 297
Randy Johnson Projected to End
of Season: 292.45 (Active)
24) Tommy John: 288
25) Bert Blyleven: 287
26) Robin Roberts: 286
T27) Fergie Jenkins: 284
T27) Tony Mullane: 284
29) Jim Kaat: 283
30) Tom Glavine: 278
=orange]Tom Glavine at Start
of Season: 275
31) Red Ruffing: 273
32) Randy Johnson: 271 (Active)
33) Burleigh Grimes: 270
34) Jim Palmer: 268
T35) Bob Feller: 266
T35) Eppa Rixey: 266
37) Jim McCormick: 265
38) Gus Weyhing: 264
Randy Johnson at Start
of Season: 263
39) Ted Lyons: 260
T40) Red Faber: 254
T40) Jack Morris: 254
T42) Carl Hubbell: 253
T42) Al Spalding: 253
44) Bob Gibson: 251
45) Vic Willis: 249
46) Jack Quinn: 247
47) Joe McGinnity: 246
T48) Dennis Martinez: 245
T48) Jack Powell: 245
T49) Amos Rusie: 245		All-Time Wins in a Met Career

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
Steve Trachsel, Projected to End
of Season: 60.67
T10) Craig Swan 59
T10) Rick Reed 59
Tom Glavine, Projected to End
of Season: 57.18
12) Steve Trachsel 55
13) Bob Ojeda 51
=orange]Steve Trachsel, at Start
of Season: 51
14) John Franco 48
T15) Tug McGraw 47
T15) Jesse Orosco 47
T17) Al Jackson 43
T17) Tom Glavine 43
T19) Gary Gentry 41
T19) Pat Zachry 41
T21) Jack Fisher 38
T21) Ed Lynch 38
T21) Frank Viola 38
24) Rick Aguilera 37
25) Jim McAndrew 36
=orange]Tom Glavine, at Start
of Season: 33
26) Roger McDowell 33
27) Ray Sadecki 30
Pedro Martinez, Projected to End
of Season: 29.51
All-Time Wins in a Big League Season

Not even close to the top 100.		All-Time Wins in a Met Season

1) Tom Seaver, 1969: 25
Tom Glavine, Projected to End
of Season: 24.18
2) Dwight Gooden, 1985: 24
3) Tom Seaver, 1975: 22
T4) Tom Seaver, 1972: 21
T4) Jerry Koosman, 1976: 21
T6) Frank Viola, 1990: 20
T6) David Cone, 1988: 20
T6) Tom Seaver, 1971: 20
T9) Dwight Gooden, 1990 19
T9) Tom Seaver, 1973 19
T9) Jerry Koosman, 1968 19


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Ummm, something's off with your 'Glavine end of the season' and Glavine now' totals in the all-time Mets wins column.
He has 10 wins this season.


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Yeah, that wasn't supposed to be there. Sorry. He's tied with Al Jackson.

How cool that Jesse has 47 wins as a Met.


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Delgado also became the fourth Met to reach 20 home runs in the team's first 70 games, matching Dave Kingman (game 52 in 1976), Darryl Strawberry (game 64 in 1987), and Mike Piazza (game 68 in 2000).


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