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Three week update. I make the count of 5 different men in the top 13. I'm expecting a sixth added this year.

Home Runs in a Season

Carlos Delgado, Projected to End of Season: 45
=orange]Carlos Beltran, Projected to End of Season: 42.75
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-14. 1993 Bobby Bonilla 34
T-14. 2005 Cliff Floyd 34
T-15. 1962 Frank Thomas 34
=darkblue]David Wright, Projected to End of Season: 33.75
16. 2002 Mike Piazza 33
...

T-59. 2006 Carlos Delgado 20
...

T-66. 2005 Carlos Beltran 19
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T-105. 2006 David Wright 15


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RBI in a Season
David Wright, Projected 2006: 126
1. 1999 Mike Piazza 124
=darkblue]Carlos Beltran, Projected 2006: 123.75
2. 1999 Robin Ventura 120
3. 1996 Bernard Gilkey 117
4. 1991 Howard Johnson 117
=orange]Carlos Delgado, Projected 2006: 117
5. 2000 Mike Piazza 113
6. 1996 Todd Hundley 112
7. 1990 Darryl Strawberry 108
8. 1999 Edgardo Alfonzo 108
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-135. 2006 David Wright 56

...

T-140. 1989 Kevin Elster 55
T-140. 2006 Carlos Beltran 55

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T-161. 2006 Carlos Delgado 52



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Runs Scored in a Metly Season

Jos� Reyes, Projected 2006: 139.5
=darkblue]Carlos Beltran, Projected 2006: 123.75
1. 1999 Edgardo Alfonzo 123
2. 1996 Lance Johnson 117
3. 2000 Edgardo Alfonzo 109
T-4. 1987 Darryl Strawberry 108
T-4. 1996 Bernard Gilkey 108
T-4. 1991 Howard Johnson 108
=blue]David Wright, Projected 2006: 108
T-7. 1970 Tommie Agee 107
T-7. 1999 John Olerud 107
9. 1989 Howard Johnson 104
10. 1988 Darryl Strawberry 101
11. 1999 Mike Piazza 100
T-12. 2005 David Wright 99
T-12. 2005 Jos� Reyes 99
14. 1969 Tommie Agee 97
=red]Carlos Delgado, Projected 2006: 96.75
15. 1990 Gregg Jefferies 96
.....

T-129. 2006 Jos� Reyes 62
Runs Scored in a Metly 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
11. Lee Mazzilli 404
12. Wayne Garrett 389
13. Wally Backman 359
14. Tommie Agee 344
15. Todd Hundley 340
16. John Stearns 334
Jos� Reyes, Projected 2006: 318.5
17. John Milner 315
18. Jerry Grote 314
19. Felix Millan 308
20. Dave Kingman 302
...
T-34. Jos� Reyes 241
T-34. Joel Youngblood 241
...
45. Tim Teufel 182
Jos� Reyes at start of 2006: 179
46. Jeromy Burnitz 178
47. Joe Christopher 171
48. Kevin Elster 166


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That's, um, spectacular.

Of less import, but still fun, is Steven Henderson going down.

Triples in a Met Career

1) Mookie Wilson: 62
2) Bud Harrelson: 45
Jos� Reyes Projected to End of Season: 43.25
3) Cleon Jones: 33
4) Jos� Reyes: 32
5) Steve Henderson: 31
6) Darryl Strawberry: 30
7) Lance Johnson: 27
8) 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: 20.25
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
T4)Jose Reyes, 2006: 9
T9) Joe Christopher, 1964: 8
T9) Bud Harrelson, 1970: 8
T9) Cleon Jones, 1970: 8
T9) Doug Flynn, 1978: 8
T9) Len Randle, 1978: 8
T9) Steve Henderson, 1979: 8
T9) Doug Flynn, 1980: 8
T9) Steve Henderson, 1980: 8
T9) Joel Youngblood, 1980: 8
T9) Mookie Wilson, 1981: 8
T9) Mookie Wilson, 1985: 8
T9) 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)
=orange]Jose Reyes, Projected to End of 2006: 20.25...
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) ,,,

... Jose Reyes: 9 (2006)


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Maybe 8.

Really, on a track to break the 44-year-old team's scoring record and extend it by 13.4% and do it in season that began with his deathwatch on this board and do it in a season in which his teammate is also on a track to break the record.

Spectacular.

adj.
Of the nature of a spectacle; impressive or sensational.


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Tom Glavine, winning only twice in four June starts, has fallen off the pace to win his 300th game this season.

Steve Trachsel, on the other hand, is back on track to crack the Mets top ten winningest pitcher list.

Roger Clemens is on a pace to win zero games this season.

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
Roger Clemens Projected to End
of Season: 341
9) Roger Clemens: 341 (Active)
=orange]Roger Clemens At Start
of Season: 341
Greg Maddux Projected to End
of Season: 332.97
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: 297.5
23) Bobby Mathews: 297
24) Tommy John: 288
25) Bert Blyleven: 287
26) Robin Roberts: 286
27) Tom Glavine: 285
T28) Fergie Jenkins: 284
T28) Tony Mullane: 284
30) Jim Kaat: 283
Randy Johnson Projected to End
of Season: 282.51 (Active)
=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: 62.25
T10) Craig Swan 59
T10) Rick Reed 59
12) Steve Trachsel 56
Tom Glavine, Projected to End
of Season: 55.5
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
Pedro Martinez, Projected to End
of Season: 30.75
27) Ray Sadecki 30
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: 22.5
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...

...T99) Dennis Cook, 1999: 10
T99) Dwight Gooden, 1992: 10
T99) Pat Zachry, 1978: 10
T99) Ed Lynch, 1983: 10
T99) Bobby Jones, 1995: 10
T99) Jack Fisher, 1964: 10
T99) Al Leiter, 2004: 10
T99) Roger Craig, 1962: 10
T99) Kris Benson, 2005: 10
T99) Rick Aguilera, 1986: 10
T99) Jesse Orosco, 1984: 10
T99) Nolan Ryan, 1971: 10
T99) Jim McAndrew, 1970: 10
T99) Ed Lynch, 1985: 10
T99) Tom Glavine, 2006: 10
T99) Mark Bomback, 1980: 10
T99) Rick Aguilera, 1985: 10
T99) Bob Ojeda, 1988: 10
T99) Mike Torrez, 1983: 10
T99) Nino Espinosa, 1977: 10
T99) Tracy Stallard, 1964: 10
T99) Skip Lockwood, 1976: 10


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Let's do that one again.

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
Roger Clemens Projected to End
of Season: 341
9) Roger Clemens: 341 (Active)
=orange]Roger Clemens At Start
of Season: 341
Greg Maddux Projected to End
of Season: 332.75
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
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: 299.41
23) Bobby Mathews: 297
24) Tommy John: 288
25) Bert Blyleven: 287
T26) Robin Roberts: 286
T26) Tom Glavine: 286
T28) Fergie Jenkins: 284
T28) Tony Mullane: 284
30) Jim Kaat: 283
Randy Johnson Projected to End
of Season: 281.25 (Active)
=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: 62.09
T10) Craig Swan 59
T10) Rick Reed 59
Tom Glavine, Projected to End
of Season: 57.41
12) Steve Trachsel 56
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
Pedro Martinez, Projected to End
of Season: 30.53
27) Ray Sadecki 30
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: 24.41
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...

...T77) Al Leiter, 2001: 11
T77) Al Jackson, 1964: 11
T77) Rick Reed, 1999: 11
T77) Nino Espinosa, 1978: 11
T77) Walt Terrell, 1984: 11
T77) Tom Glavine, 2004: 11
T77) Glendon Rusch, 2000: 11
T77) Rick Reed, 2000: 11
T77) Jack Fisher, 1966: 11
T77) Steve Trachsel, 2001: 11
T77) Tom Glavine, 2006: 11
T77) Steve Trachsel, 2002: 11
T77) Kevin Appier, 2001: 11
T77) Tug McGraw, 1971: 11
T77) Bobby Jones, 2000: 11
T77) Bob Shaw, 1966: 11
T77) Tom Seaver, 1974: 11
T77) Jerry Koosman, 1972: 11
T77) Dennis Ribant, 1966: 11
T77) Terry Leach, 1987: 11
T77) Jim McAndrew, 1972: 11
T77) Rick Aguilera, 1987: 11
T77) Craig Swan, 1982: 11...


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This is getting crazy. A few days playing on a rug and Jose has now tied for both the third tripliest season in Met history, and the third tripliest career in Met history. He started the season tenth on the team's all-time list and is now third, and is actually making a run for second.

Second. Second all-time. He probably won't make it, but then again he might. And he just turned 23 two weeks ago.

Triples in a Met Career

1) Mookie Wilson: 62
2) Bud Harrelson: 45
Jos� Reyes Projected to End of Season: 44.89
T3) Cleon Jones: 33
T3) Jos� Reyes: 33
5) Steve Henderson: 31
6) Darryl Strawberry: 30
7) Lance Johnson: 27
8) Doug Flynn: 26
9) Ed Kranepool: 25
=blue]Jos� Reyes at Start of Season: 23
10) Lee Mazzilli 22		Triples in a Met Season

=orange]Jose Reyes, Projected to End of 2006: 21.89
1) Lance Johnson,1996: 21
2) Jos� Reyes, 2005: 17
T3) Mookie Wilson, 1984: 10
T3)Jose Reyes, 2006: 10
T5) Charlie Neal: 1962: 9
T5) Steve Henderson, 1978: 9
T5) Frank Taveras, 1979: 9
T5) Mookie Wilson, 1982: 9
T9) Joe Christopher, 1964: 8
T9) Bud Harrelson, 1970: 8
T9) Cleon Jones, 1970: 8
T9) Doug Flynn, 1978: 8
T9) Len Randle, 1978: 8
T9) Steve Henderson, 1979: 8
T9) Doug Flynn, 1980: 8
T9) Steve Henderson, 1980: 8
T9) Joel Youngblood, 1980: 8
T9) Mookie Wilson, 1981: 8
T9) Mookie Wilson, 1985: 8
T9) 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)
=orange]Jose Reyes, Projected to End of 2006: 21.89...
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)

... Jose Reyes: 10 (2006)


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this series has reinforced the images in my head of astroturf being stupid. thank god it has been removed from the national league.


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In the Met career, Jose saying S'long to Cleon. Buddy now under siege.

In the Met season, only two peeps are ahead of Jose, one of which is Jose. He's on a pace to break the record by 10.2%

By the standards of a big-league season, he's on a pace for a top-twenty tripling season.

Amazin'.

Triples in a Met Career

1) Mookie Wilson: 62
Jos� Reyes Projected to End of Season: 46.14
2) Bud Harrelson: 45
3) Jos� Reyes: 35
4) Cleon Jones: 33
5) Steve Henderson: 31
6) Darryl Strawberry: 30
7) Lance Johnson: 27
8) Doug Flynn: 26
9) Ed Kranepool: 25
=blue]Jos� Reyes at Start of Season: 23
10) Lee Mazzilli 22		Triples in a Met Season

=orange]Jose Reyes, Projected to End of 2006: 23.14
1) Lance Johnson,1996: 21
2) Jos� Reyes, 2005: 17
3)Jose Reyes, 2006: 12
4) Mookie Wilson, 1984: 10
T5) Charlie Neal: 1962: 9
T5) Steve Henderson, 1978: 9
T5) Frank Taveras, 1979: 9
T5) Mookie Wilson, 1982: 9
T9) Joe Christopher, 1964: 8
T9) Bud Harrelson, 1970: 8
T9) Cleon Jones, 1970: 8
T9) Doug Flynn, 1978: 8
T9) Len Randle, 1978: 8
T9) Steve Henderson, 1979: 8
T9) Doug Flynn, 1980: 8
T9) Steve Henderson, 1980: 8
T9) Joel Youngblood, 1980: 8
T9) Mookie Wilson, 1981: 8
T9) Mookie Wilson, 1985: 8
T9) 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)
=orange]Jose Reyes, Projected to End of 2006: 23.14...
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)

... Jose Reyes: 12 (2006)


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The Daily News today printed a list of the all-time top 28 career strikeout leaders.

Of the 28, eight have played for the Mets: Ryan (1), Seaver (6), Martinez (14), Lolich (17), Tanana (19), Cone (21), Spahn (23), and Koosman (26).

Seven of the 28 are currently active: Clemens, Randy Johnson, Maddux, Martinez, Schilling, Smoltz, and Mussina.

I know the eras are very different, but it was kind of nice to see that Jerry Koosman (2,556) had more strikeouts than Christy Mathewson (2,502).


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Homers in a Met Season:

Carlos Beltran, Projected to End of 2006: 47.65
1) Todd Hundley, 1996: 41
2) Mike Piazza, 1999: 40
Carlos Delgado, Projected to End of 2006: 39.71
T3) Darryl Strawberry, 1988: 39
T3) Darryl Strawberry, 1987: 39
T5) Mike Piazza, 2000: 38
T5) Howard Johnson, 1991: 38
T7) Dave Kingman, 1982: 37
T7) Dave Kingman, 1976: 37
T7) Darryl Strawberry, 1990: 37
T10) Howard Johnson, 1987: 36
T10) Dave Kingman, 1975: 36
T10) Howard Johnson, 1989: 36
T10) Mike Piazza, 2001: 36
David Wright Projected to End of 2006: 34.94
T14) Cliff Floyd, 2005: 34
T14) Bobby Bonilla, 1993: 34
T14) Frank Thomas, 1962: 34
17) Mike Piazza, 2002: 33
T18) Gary Carter, 1985: 32
T18) Robin Ventura, 1999: 32
T20) Bernard Gilkey, 1996: 30
T20) Todd Hundley, 1997: 30
T20) Mike Cameron, 2004: 30
T20) Carlos Beltran, 2006: 30
T24) Darryl Strawberry, 1989: 29
T24) Kevin McReynolds, 1987: 29
T24) Darryl Strawberry, 1985: 29
27) George Foster, 1983: 28
T28) David Wright, 2005: 27
T28) Kevin McReynolds, 1988: 27
T28) Edgardo Alfonzo, 1999: 27
T28) Darryl Strawberry, 1986: 27
T28) Eddie Murray, 1993: 27
T33) Darryl Strawberry, 1983: 26
T33) Tommie Agee, 1969: 26
T33) Darryl Strawberry, 1984: 26
T33) Mo Vaughn, 2002: 26
T37) Carlos Delgado, 2006: 25
T37) Edgardo Alfonzo, 2000: 25
T39) Robin Ventura, 2000: 24
T39) Gary Carter, 1986: 24
T39) Tommie Agee, 1970: 24
T39) Butch Huskey, 1997: 24
T39) George Foster, 1984: 24
T39) Kevin McReynolds, 1990: 24
T39) Howard Johnson, 1988: 24
T46) Mike Piazza, 1998: 23
T46) Howard Johnson, 1990: 23
T46) John Milner, 1973: 23
T49) Dave Kingman, 1981: 22
T49) Todd Zeile, 2000: 22
T49) Kevin McReynolds, 1989: 22
T49) Rico Brogna, 1995: 22
T49) John Olerud, 1997: 22
T49) John Olerud, 1998: 22
T49) Donn Clendenon, 1970: 22
T49) David Wright, 2006: 22
T57) Richard Hidalgo, 2004: 21
T57) George Foster, 1985: 21
T57) Brian McRae, 1998: 21
T57) Jeff Kent, 1993: 21
T57) Robin Ventura, 2001: 21		Homers 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
11) John Milner: 94
12) Cleon Jones: 93
13) Gary Carter: 89
Cliff Floyd Projected to End of 2006: 85.88
14) Tommie Agee: 82
15) Cliff Floyd: 80
16) Keith Hernandez: 80
17) Robin Ventura: 77
David Wright Projected to End of 2006: 75.94
18) Rusty Staub: 75
19) Ron Swoboda: 69
20) Lee Mazzilli: 68
21) Jeff Kent: 67
Carlos Beltran Projected to End of 2006: 63.65
T22) David Wright: 63
T22) John Olerud: 63
T24) Jim Hickman: 60
T24) Mookie Wilson: 60
T26) Butch Huskey: 55
T26) Wayne Garrett: 55
28) Jeromy Burnitz: 53
T29) Frank Thomas: 52
T29) Bernard Gilkey: 52
31) John Stearns: 46
31) Carlos Beltran: 46
33) Donn Clendenon: 45
34) Hubie Brooks: 44
35) Eddie Murray: 43
T36) Art Shamsky: 42
T36) Gregg Jefferies: 42
T36) Mike Cameron: 42
39) Todd Zeile: 41
40) Ryan Thompson: 39
Carlos Delgado, Projected to End of 2006: 39.71
41) Joel Youngblood: 38
T42) Rico Brogna: 36
T42) Charley Smith: 36
T44) Steve Henderson: 35
T44) Jerry Grote: 35
T44) Benny Agbayani: 35
T44) Tim Teufel: 35
T48) Brian McRae: 34
T48) Kevin Elster: 34
50) Jay Payton: 33
51) Ken Boswell: 31
52) Lenny Dykstra: 30
T53) Ty Wigginton: 29
T53) Mo Vaughn: 29
Jose Reyes, Projected to End of 2006: 28.29
55) Joe Christopher: 28


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Homers in a Met Season:

Carlos Beltran, Projected to End of 2006: 49.85
1) Todd Hundley, 1996: 41
Carlos Delgado, Projected to End of 2006: 40.50
2) Mike Piazza, 1999: 40
T3) Darryl Strawberry, 1988: 39
T3) Darryl Strawberry, 1987: 39
T5) Mike Piazza, 2000: 38
T5) Howard Johnson, 1991: 38
T7) Dave Kingman, 1982: 37
T7) Dave Kingman, 1976: 37
T7) Darryl Strawberry, 1990: 37
T10) Howard Johnson, 1987: 36
T10) Dave Kingman, 1975: 36
T10) Howard Johnson, 1989: 36
T10) Mike Piazza, 2001: 36
David Wright Projected to End of 2006: 34.27
T14) Cliff Floyd, 2005: 34
T14) Bobby Bonilla, 1993: 34
T14) Frank Thomas, 1962: 34
17) Mike Piazza, 2002: 33
T18) Gary Carter, 1985: 32
T18) Robin Ventura, 1999: 32
T18) Carlos Beltran, 2006: 32
T21) Bernard Gilkey, 1996: 30
T21) Todd Hundley, 1997: 30
T21) Mike Cameron, 2004: 30
T24) Darryl Strawberry, 1989: 29
T24) Kevin McReynolds, 1987: 29
T24) Darryl Strawberry, 1985: 29
27) George Foster, 1983: 28
T28) David Wright, 2005: 27
T28) Kevin McReynolds, 1988: 27
T28) Edgardo Alfonzo, 1999: 27
T28) Darryl Strawberry, 1986: 27
T28) Eddie Murray, 1993: 27
T33) Darryl Strawberry, 1983: 26
T33) Tommie Agee, 1969: 26
T33) Darryl Strawberry, 1984: 26
T33) Mo Vaughn, 2002: 26
T33) Carlos Delgado, 2006: 26
38) Edgardo Alfonzo, 2000: 25
T39) Robin Ventura, 2000: 24
T39) Gary Carter, 1986: 24
T39) Tommie Agee, 1970: 24
T39) Butch Huskey, 1997: 24
T39) George Foster, 1984: 24
T39) Kevin McReynolds, 1990: 24
T39) Howard Johnson, 1988: 24
T46) Mike Piazza, 1998: 23
T46) Howard Johnson, 1990: 23
T46) John Milner, 1973: 23
T49) Dave Kingman, 1981: 22
T49) Todd Zeile, 2000: 22
T49) Kevin McReynolds, 1989: 22
T49) Rico Brogna, 1995: 22
T49) John Olerud, 1997: 22
T49) John Olerud, 1998: 22
T49) Donn Clendenon, 1970: 22
T49) David Wright, 2006: 22
T57) Richard Hidalgo, 2004: 21
T57) George Foster, 1985: 21
T57) Brian McRae, 1998: 21
T57) Jeff Kent, 1993: 21
T57) Robin Ventura, 2001: 21		Homers 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
11) John Milner: 94
12) Cleon Jones: 93
13) Gary Carter: 89
Cliff Floyd Projected to End of 2006: 85.57
14) Tommie Agee: 82
15) Cliff Floyd: 80
16) Keith Hernandez: 80
17) Robin Ventura: 77
18) Rusty Staub: 75
David Wright Projected to End of 2006: 74.24
19) Ron Swoboda: 69
20) Lee Mazzilli: 68
21) Jeff Kent: 67
Carlos Beltran Projected to End of 2006: 65.85
T22) David Wright: 63
T22) John Olerud: 63
T24) Jim Hickman: 60
T24) Mookie Wilson: 60
T26) Butch Huskey: 55
T26) Wayne Garrett: 55
28) Jeromy Burnitz: 53
T29) Frank Thomas: 52
T29) Bernard Gilkey: 52
31) John Stearns: 46
31) Carlos Beltran: 46
33) Donn Clendenon: 45
34) Hubie Brooks: 44
35) Eddie Murray: 43
T36) Art Shamsky: 42
T36) Gregg Jefferies: 42
T36) Mike Cameron: 42
39) Todd Zeile: 41
Carlos Delgado, Projected to End of 2006: 40.50
40) Ryan Thompson: 39
41) Joel Youngblood: 38
T42) Rico Brogna: 36
T42) Charley Smith: 36
T44) Steve Henderson: 35
T44) Jerry Grote: 35
T44) Benny Agbayani: 35
T44) Tim Teufel: 35
T48) Brian McRae: 34
T48) Kevin Elster: 34
50) Jay Payton: 33
51) Ken Boswell: 31
52) Lenny Dykstra: 30
T53) Ty Wigginton: 29
T53) Mo Vaughn: 29
Jose Reyes, Projected to End of 2006: 28.02
55) Joe Christopher: 28


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Worth noting that Beltran has 94 runs batting in. Only 27 players in Mets history have finished with higher totals. Beltran, of course, has another 58 games left in his season, and projects to a season total of 146, which would smash the record of 124 that Mike Piazza set in 1999.

Is this the best offensive season in Mets history?


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Beltran already tied for the 28th best RBI season. Not bad kid.

That's not a bad RBI count for Huskey back in '97.

RBI in a Season
Carlos Beltran, Projected 2006: 146.4
=blue]David Wright, Projected 2006: 126.2
1. 1999 Mike Piazza 124
2. 1999 Robin Ventura 120
3. 1996 Bernard Gilkey 117
4. 1991 Howard Johnson 117
5. 2000 Mike Piazza 113
6. 1996 Todd Hundley 112
=orange]Carlos Delgado, Projected 2006: 109.0
7. 1990 Darryl Strawberry 108
8. 1999 Edgardo Alfonzo 108
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

.....

28. 1962 Frank Thomas 94
28. 2000 Edgardo Alfonzo 94
28. 2001 Mike Piazza 94
28. 1984 Keith Hernandez 94
28. 2006 Carlos Beltran 94
...
50. 1997 Butch Huskey 81
50. 2006 David Wright 81
...
85. 1982 George Foster 70
85. 1992 Bobby Bonilla 70
85. 2006 Carlos Delgado 70



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this really is 1999 & 2000 put together and minus a decent braves team isn't it?


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David Wright's almost everything Edgardo was and more.

Beltran's the superstar import providing Piazza's power plus playing every day.

Delgado is a very different animal from Olerud, but producing just as effectively.

The main difference is that back then --- as much power as we had --- our on-base percentage was the greater weapon, with Henderson, Cede�o, Alfonzo, and Olerud all at .385+. Piazza, too, was at .361 and Ventura at .379.

Now our greater weapon is probably the slugging profieciency (with Brian Bannister leading the way with a .700 slugging percentage). My fear is that power is more prone to a team-wide slump than on-base percentage.

I can't back that up, though.

OE: There's also no Ordon�ez hole in the lineup in 2006.


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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
4. 1971 Cleon Jones .319
5. 1996 Bernard Gilkey .317
6. 1997 Edgardo Alfonzo .315
David Wright, 2006: .315
7. 1984 Keith Hernandez .311
8. 1986 Keith Hernandez .310
=orange]Paul Lo Duca, 2006: .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
T-17. 1964 Joe Christopher .300
T-17. 2001 Mike Piazza .300


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Edgy DC wrote:
OE: There's also no Ordon�ez hole in the lineup in 2006.


I had thought second base would fill be the '06 version of Ordonez's bat, unless Kaz performed. But Valentin = fact.


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Elster88 wrote:
="Edgy DC"]OE: There's also no Ordon�ez hole in the lineup in 2006.


I had thought second base would fill be the '06 version of Ordonez's bat, unless Kaz performed. But Valentin = fact.


Yup. Not even a Santana or Elster on this years squad!


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With two more homers, Jose Reyes breaks the Mets' record of homers by a shortstop, which would be lamentable only because it's a crown remakably co-held by two guys (Elster and Howard Johnson) setting the mark in the same season (1989).


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Jose sitting pretty at 30th all time. Has a shot at the top 20 by the end of the season.

Runs Scored in a Metly Season

Jos� Reyes, Projected 2006: 129.3
=darkblue]Carlos Beltran, Projected 2006: 126.2
1. 1999 Edgardo Alfonzo 123
2. 1996 Lance Johnson 117
3. 2000 Edgardo Alfonzo 109
4. 1987 Darryl Strawberry 108
4. 1996 Bernard Gilkey 108
4. 1991 Howard Johnson 108
7. 1970 Tommie Agee 107
7. 1999 John Olerud 107
=blue]David Wright, Projected 2006: 105.9
9. 1989 Howard Johnson 104
10. 1988 Darryl Strawberry 101
11. 1999 Mike Piazza 100
12. 2005 David Wright 99
12. 2005 Jos� Reyes 99
14. 1969 Tommie Agee 97
15. 1990 Gregg Jefferies 96
.....

44. 1984 Keith Hernandez 83
44. 2005 Carlos Beltran 83
44. 1978 Steve Henderson 83
44. 1985 Gary Carter 83
44. 2006 Jos� Reyes 83
49. 1988 Kevin McReynolds 82
49. 1973 Felix Millan 82
49. 1980 Lee Mazzilli 82
52. 1993 Bobby Bonilla 81
52. 1986 Gary Carter 81
52. 1975 Felix Millan 81
52. 2001 Mike Piazza 81
52. 2006 Carlos Beltran 81
...
96. 1984 Wally Backman 68
96. 2006 David Wright 68
Runs Scored in a Metly 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
11. Lee Mazzilli 404
12. Wayne Garrett 389
13. Wally Backman 359
14. Tommie Agee 344
15. Todd Hundley 340
16. John Stearns 334
17. John Milner 315
18. Jerry Grote 314
Jos� Reyes, Projected 2006: 308.3
19. Felix Millan 308
20. Dave Kingman 302
21. Rusty Staub 296
22. George Foster 290
23. John Olerud 288

...
=red]Cliff Floyd, Projected 2006: 262.3
30. Jos� Reyes 262
=blue]David Wright, Projected 2006: 255.9
31. Ron Swoboda 246
32. Gregg Jefferies 246
33. Jeff Kent 244
34. Hubie Brooks 244
35. Joel Youngblood 241
36. Cliff Floyd 239
37. Ken Boswell 231
38. Bernard Gilkey 226
39. Roger Cede�o 225
40. Robin Ventura 219
=darkblue]Carlos Beltran, Projected 2006: 209.2
41. David Wright 208
...
Cliff Floyd at start of 2006: 197
...
45. Tim Teufel 182
Jos� Reyes at start of 2006: 179
46. Jeromy Burnitz 178
47. Joe Christopher 171
48. Kevin Elster 166
49. Carlos Beltran 164
50. Todd Zeile 163
51. Lance Johnson 160
51. Jos� Vizcaino 160
53. Butch Huskey 157
54. Doug Flynn 156
55. Vince Coleman 146
56. Jay Payton 143
57. Daryl Boston 142
58. Eddie Murray 141
David Wright at start of 2006: 140


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This should have been noted at his last win, but Steve Trachsel is now one of the Mets top ten winningest pitchers. Not bad for a whipping boy whose career has largely coincided wtih a dip in the Mets' fortunes.

Congratulations, Steve.

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: 351.46
8) Roger Clemens: 343 (Active)
9) Tim Keefe: 342
=orange]Roger Clemens At Start
of Season: 341
Greg Maddux Projected to End
of Season: 331.62
10) Steve Carlton: 329
11) John Clarkson: 328
12) Greg Maddux: 327 (Active)
13) Eddie Plank: 326
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: 292.13
23) Bobby Mathews: 297
24) Tommy John: 288
25) Bert Blyleven: 287
T26) Robin Roberts: 286
T26) Tom Glavine: 286
T28) Fergie Jenkins: 284
T28) Tony Mullane: 284
30) Jim Kaat: 283
Randy Johnson Projected to End
of Season: 279.81
=orange]Tom Glavine at Start
of Season: 275
31) Randy Johnson: 274 (Active)
32) Red Ruffing: 273
33) Burleigh Grimes: 270
34) Jim Palmer: 268
T35) Bob Feller: 266
T35) Eppa Rixey: 266
37) Jim McCormick: 265
38) Gus Weyhing: 264
=orange]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: 66.28
10) Steve Trachsel 61
T11) Craig Swan 59
T11) Rick Reed 59
13) Bob Ojeda 51
=orange]Steve Trachsel, at Start
of Season: 51
Tom Glavine, Projected to End
of Season: 50.13
14) John Franco 48
T15) Tug McGraw 47
T15) Jesse Orosco 47
17) Tom Glavine 44
18) Al Jackson 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
28) Nolan Ryan 29
29) Bret Saberhagen 29
Pedro Martinez, Projected to End
of Season: 27.23


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I mean, seriously, let's hear it for Trax. That's some rare freaking air.


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