2006 Rankings Watch

[Guest Johnny Dickshot]

Even knowing that wins are a crappy statistic, and Traxxxx ranks in the top 10, overcoming that healthy gap (one very good season or two OK ones) between 10 and 8 is what future Met hurlers gotta do to be among the true category greats IMO.

As much as he's accomplished, Traxy ain't gonna smell the top 8.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Hot 100(-ish) Met Basestealers, by Season 1) Roger Cede�o, 1999: 66 Jos� Reyes, Projected to End of Season: 65.72 2) Jos� Reyes, 2005: 60 3) Mookie Wilson, 1982: 58 4) Mookie Wilson, 1983: 54 5) Lance Johnson, 1996: 50 6) Mookie Wilson, 1984: 46 7) Jos� Reyes, 2006: 43 8) Frank Taveras, 1979: 42 T9) Howard Johnson, 1989: 41 T9) Lee Mazzilli, 1980: 41 11) Vince Coleman, 1993: 38 T12) Vince Coleman, 1991: 37 T12) Rickey Henderson, 1999: 37 14) Darryl Strawberry, 1987: 36 T15) Howard Johnson, 1990: 34 T15) Lee Mazzilli, 1979: 34 17) Lenny Randle, 1977: 33 T18) Howard Johnson, 1987: 32 T18) Frank Taveras, 1980: 32 T18) Wally Backman, 1984: 32 T21) Juan Samuel, 1989: 31 T21) Tommie Agee, 1970: 31 T21) Lenny Dykstra, 1986: 31 T24) Howard Johnson, 1991: 30 T24) Lenny Dykstra, 1988: 30 T24) Wally Backman, 1985: 30 27) Darryl Strawberry, 1988: 29 T28) Bud Harrelson, 1971: 28 T28) Tommie Agee, 1971: 28 T28) Darryl Strawberry, 1986: 28 T31) Lenny Dykstra, 1987: 27 T31) Darryl Strawberry, 1984: 27 T33) Gregg Jefferies, 1991: 26 T33) Darryl Strawberry, 1985: 26 T35) John Stearns, 1978: 25 T35) Mookie Wilson, 1986: 25 T35) Roger Cede�o, 2002: 25 T38) Vince Coleman, 1992: 24 T38) Mookie Wilson, 1981: 24 T38) Mookie Wilson, 1985: 24 T41) Howard Johnson, 1988: 23 T41) Steve Henderson, 1980: 23 T41) Bud Harrelson, 1970: 23 T41) Cleon Jones, 1968: 23 T45) Howard Johnson, 1992: 22 T45) Joe Foy, 1970: 22 T45) Lee Mazzilli, 1977: 22 T45) Mike Cameron, 2004: 22 Carlos Beltran, Projected to End of Season: 12.40 T49) Brett Butler, 1995: 21 T49) Gregg Jefferies, 1989: 21 T51) Mookie Wilson, 1987: 21 T51) Kevin McReynolds, 1988: 21 T53) Brian McRae, 1998: 20 T53) Bob Bailor, 1982: 20 T53) Lee Mazzilli, 1978: 20 T56) Darryl Strawberry, 1983: 19 T56) Jos� Reyes, 2004: 19 T58) Daryl Boston, 1990: 18 T58) Bob Bailor, 1983: 18 T58) Joel Youngblood, 1979: 18 T61) Carl Everett, 1997: 17 T61) Bernard Gilkey, 1996: 17 T61) Claudell Washington, 1980: 17 T61) Brian Giles, 1983: 17 T61) John Stearns, 1982: 17 T61) Lee Mazzilli, 1981: 17 T61) Carlos Beltran, 2005: 17 T61) David Wright, 2005: 17 David Wright, Projected to End of Season: 16.81 T69) Keith Miller, 1990: 16 T69) Frank Taveras, 1981: 16 T69) Cleon Jones, 1969: 16 T69) Cleon Jones, 1966: 16 T69) Roberto Alomar, 2002: 16 T74) Lance Johnson, 1997: 15 T74) Daryl Boston, 1991: 15 T74) Darryl Strawberry, 1990: 15 T74) Kevin McReynolds, 1989: 15 T74) Mookie Wilson, 1988: 15 T74) John Stearns, 1979: 15 T74) Lenny Dykstra, 1985: 15 T81) Chico Walker, 1992: 14 T81) Keith Miller, 1991: 14 T81) Kevin McReynolds, 1987: 14 T81) Carlos Beltran, 2006: 14 T81) Lenny Randle, 1978: 14 T81) Joel Youngblood, 1980: 14 T81) Roger Cede�o, 2003: 14 T81) Kaz Matsui, 2004: 14 T89) Lenny Dykstra, 1989: 13 T89) Steve Henderson, 1979: 13 T89) Tommie Agee, 1968: 13 T89) Steve Henderson, 1978: 13 T89) Wally Backman, 1986: 13 T89) Desi Relaford, 2001: 13 T89) Jos� Reyes, 2003: 13 T89) Miguel Cairo, 2005: 13 T89) Mike Cameron, 2005: 13 T98) Daryl Boston, 1992: 12 T98) Cleon Jones, 1970: 12 T98) Bud Harrelson, 1967: 12 T98) Elio Chacon, 1962: 12 T98) Bud Harrelson, 1972: 12 T98) John Stearns, 1981: 12 T98) Cleon Jones, 1967: 12 T98) Richie Ashburn, 1962: 12 T98) Tommie Agee, 1969: 12 T98) Ty Wigginton, 2003: 12 T98) Cliff Floyd, 2005: 12

Hot 100(-ish) Met Basestealers, by Career 1) Mookie Wilson: 281 2) Howard Johnson: 202 3) Darryl Strawberry: 191 Jos� Reyes, Projected to End of Season: 155.72 4) Lee Mazzilli: 152 5) Jos� Reyes: 135 6) Lenny Dykstra: 116 7) Bud Harrelson: 115 8) Wally Backman: 106 9) Roger Cede�o: 105 10) Vince Coleman: 99 =orange]Jos� Reyes, at Start of Season: 92 11) Tommie Agee: 92 T12) Cleon Jones: 91 T12) John Stearns: 91 14) Frank Taveras: 90 15) Kevin McReynolds: 67 16) Lance Johnson: 65 17) Gregg Jefferies: 63 18) Steve Henderson: 55 19) Lenny Randle: 47 T20) Edgardo Alfonzo: 45 T20) Daryl Boston: 45 22) Keith Miller: 44 23) Rickey Henderson: 42 David Wright, Projected to End of Season: 40.81 24) Bob Bailor: 40 25) Joel Youngblood: 39 Carlos Beltran, Projected to End of Season: 38.39 Cliff Floyd, Projected to End of Season: 35.17 26) Mike Cameron: 35 27) David Wright: 34 28) Wayne Garrett: 33 29) Cliff Floyd: 32 T30) Hubie Brooks: 31 T30) Juan Samuel: 31 T30) Carlos Beltran: 31 T33) Dave Kingman: 29 T33) Bernard Gilkey: 29 35) Rey Ord��ez: 28 36) Ken Boswell: 26 =orange]Cliff Floyd, at Start of Season: 26 T37) Brian McRae: 25 T37) Carl Everett: 25 39) Brian Giles: 23 =orange]David Wright, at Start of Season: 23 T40) Joe Foy: 22 T40) Joe Christopher: 22 T40) Joe McEwing: 22 T40) Roberto Alomar: 22 T40) Kaz Matsui: 22 T45) Brett Butler: 21 T45) Chico Walker: 21 T45) Ron Hunt: 21 T48) John Milner: 20 T48) Ron Swoboda: 20 T48) Ty Wigginton: 20 51) Ted Martinez: 19 T52) Bruce Boisclair: 18 T52) Jos� Vizcaino: 18 T52) Jos� Oquendo: 18 T55) Timo Perez: 17 T55) Butch Huskey: 17 T55) Rod Kanehl: 17 =orange]Carlos Beltran, at Start of Season: 17 T55) Claudell Washington: 17 T55) Keith Hernandez: 17 60) Lenny Harris: 16 T61) Jeromy Burnitz: 15 T61) Ed Kranepool: 15 T61) Benny Agbayani: 15 T64) Jerry Grote: 14 T64) Jay Payton: 14 T66) Miguel Cairo: 13 T66) Desi Relaford: 13 T66) Ed Charles: 13 T66) Kelvin Chapman: 13 T66) Ron Gardenhire: 13 T71) Jeff Kent: 12 T71) Richie Ashburn: 12 T71) Elio Chacon: 12 T74) Todd Hundley: 11 T74) Dick Schofield: 11 T74) Manny Alexander: 11 T74) Felix Millan: 11 Endy Chavez, Projected to End of Season: 10.70 T78) Kevin Elster: 10 T78) Matt Lawton: 10 T78) Ron Hodges: 10 T78) Dave Marshall: 10 T78) Joe Orsulak: 10

[Guest Johnny Dickshot]

Reyes has 44 swipes, not 43. Move aside, Roger Suck-de�o!!!!

[Guest Edgy DC]

Dickshot throwing water on the Trax-man. It's OK, he's been there.

Amazin' stat: when Ed Lynch was traded as an un-needed 1986 spare part as the Mets marched toward 108 wins, he left Gotham on the Mets top-ten all-time wins list. --- with 38!

[Guest Edgy DC]

Cold comfort, but Reyes is back on the record-setting pace.

Hot 100(-ish) Met Basestealers, by Season Jos� Reyes, Projected to End of Season: 67.50 1) Roger Cede�o, 1999: 66 2) Jos� Reyes, 2005: 60 3) Mookie Wilson, 1982: 58 4) Mookie Wilson, 1983: 54 5) Lance Johnson, 1996: 50 6) Mookie Wilson, 1984: 46 7) Jos� Reyes, 2006: 45 8) Frank Taveras, 1979: 42 T9) Howard Johnson, 1989: 41 T9) Lee Mazzilli, 1980: 41 11) Vince Coleman, 1993: 38 T12) Vince Coleman, 1991: 37 T12) Rickey Henderson, 1999: 37 14) Darryl Strawberry, 1987: 36 T15) Howard Johnson, 1990: 34 T15) Lee Mazzilli, 1979: 34 17) Lenny Randle, 1977: 33 T18) Howard Johnson, 1987: 32 T18) Frank Taveras, 1980: 32 T18) Wally Backman, 1984: 32 T21) Juan Samuel, 1989: 31 T21) Tommie Agee, 1970: 31 T21) Lenny Dykstra, 1986: 31 T24) Howard Johnson, 1991: 30 T24) Lenny Dykstra, 1988: 30 T24) Wally Backman, 1985: 30 27) Darryl Strawberry, 1988: 29 T28) Bud Harrelson, 1971: 28 T28) Tommie Agee, 1971: 28 T28) Darryl Strawberry, 1986: 28 T31) Lenny Dykstra, 1987: 27 T31) Darryl Strawberry, 1984: 27 T33) Gregg Jefferies, 1991: 26 T33) Darryl Strawberry, 1985: 26 T35) John Stearns, 1978: 25 T35) Mookie Wilson, 1986: 25 T35) Roger Cede�o, 2002: 25 T38) Vince Coleman, 1992: 24 T38) Mookie Wilson, 1981: 24 T38) Mookie Wilson, 1985: 24 T41) Howard Johnson, 1988: 23 T41) Steve Henderson, 1980: 23 T41) Bud Harrelson, 1970: 23 T41) Cleon Jones, 1968: 23 T45) Howard Johnson, 1992: 22 T45) Joe Foy, 1970: 22 T45) Lee Mazzilli, 1977: 22 T45) Mike Cameron, 2004: 22 Carlos Beltran, Projected to End of Season: 21.00 T49) Brett Butler, 1995: 21 T49) Gregg Jefferies, 1989: 21 T51) Mookie Wilson, 1987: 21 T51) Kevin McReynolds, 1988: 21 T53) Brian McRae, 1998: 20 T53) Bob Bailor, 1982: 20 T53) Lee Mazzilli, 1978: 20 T56) Darryl Strawberry, 1983: 19 T56) Jos� Reyes, 2004: 19 T58) Daryl Boston, 1990: 18 T58) Bob Bailor, 1983: 18 T58) Joel Youngblood, 1979: 18 T61) Carl Everett, 1997: 17 T61) Bernard Gilkey, 1996: 17 T61) Claudell Washington, 1980: 17 T61) Brian Giles, 1983: 17 T61) John Stearns, 1982: 17 T61) Lee Mazzilli, 1981: 17 T61) Carlos Beltran, 2005: 17 T61) David Wright, 2005: 17 David Wright, Projected to End of Season: 16.5 T69) Keith Miller, 1990: 16 T69) Frank Taveras, 1981: 16 T69) Cleon Jones, 1969: 16 T69) Cleon Jones, 1966: 16 T69) Roberto Alomar, 2002: 16 T74) Lance Johnson, 1997: 15 T74) Daryl Boston, 1991: 15 T74) Darryl Strawberry, 1990: 15 T74) Kevin McReynolds, 1989: 15 T74) Mookie Wilson, 1988: 15 T74) John Stearns, 1979: 15 T74) Lenny Dykstra, 1985: 15 T81) Chico Walker, 1992: 14 T81) Keith Miller, 1991: 14 T81) Kevin McReynolds, 1987: 14 T81) Carlos Beltran, 2006: 14 T81) Lenny Randle, 1978: 14 T81) Joel Youngblood, 1980: 14 T81) Roger Cede�o, 2003: 14 T81) Kaz Matsui, 2004: 14 T89) Lenny Dykstra, 1989: 13 T89) Steve Henderson, 1979: 13 T89) Tommie Agee, 1968: 13 T89) Steve Henderson, 1978: 13 T89) Wally Backman, 1986: 13 T89) Desi Relaford, 2001: 13 T89) Jos� Reyes, 2003: 13 T89) Miguel Cairo, 2005: 13 T89) Mike Cameron, 2005: 13 T98) Daryl Boston, 1992: 12 T98) Cleon Jones, 1970: 12 T98) Bud Harrelson, 1967: 12 T98) Elio Chacon, 1962: 12 T98) Bud Harrelson, 1972: 12 T98) John Stearns, 1981: 12 T98) Cleon Jones, 1967: 12 T98) Richie Ashburn, 1962: 12 T98) Tommie Agee, 1969: 12 T98) Ty Wigginton, 2003: 12 T98) Cliff Floyd, 2005: 12

Hot 100(-ish) Met Basestealers, by Career 1) Mookie Wilson: 281 2) Howard Johnson: 202 3) Darryl Strawberry: 191 Jos� Reyes, Projected to End of Season: 157.50 4) Lee Mazzilli: 152 5) Jos� Reyes: 137 6) Lenny Dykstra: 116 7) Bud Harrelson: 115 8) Wally Backman: 106 9) Roger Cede�o: 105 10) Vince Coleman: 99 =orange]Jos� Reyes, at Start of Season: 92 11) Tommie Agee: 92 T12) Cleon Jones: 91 T12) John Stearns: 91 14) Frank Taveras: 90 15) Kevin McReynolds: 67 16) Lance Johnson: 65 17) Gregg Jefferies: 63 18) Steve Henderson: 55 19) Lenny Randle: 47 T20) Edgardo Alfonzo: 45 T20) Daryl Boston: 45 22) Keith Miller: 44 23) Rickey Henderson: 42 David Wright, Projected to End of Season: 40.5 24) Bob Bailor: 40 25) Joel Youngblood: 39 Carlos Beltran, Projected to End of Season: 38.00 Cliff Floyd, Projected to End of Season: 35.00 26) Mike Cameron: 35 27) David Wright: 34 28) Wayne Garrett: 33 29) Cliff Floyd: 32 T30) Hubie Brooks: 31 T30) Juan Samuel: 31 T30) Carlos Beltran: 31 T33) Dave Kingman: 29 T33) Bernard Gilkey: 29 35) Rey Ord��ez: 28 36) Ken Boswell: 26 =orange]Cliff Floyd, at Start of Season: 26 T37) Brian McRae: 25 T37) Carl Everett: 25 39) Brian Giles: 23 =orange]David Wright, at Start of Season: 23 T40) Joe Foy: 22 T40) Joe Christopher: 22 T40) Joe McEwing: 22 T40) Roberto Alomar: 22 T40) Kaz Matsui: 22 T45) Brett Butler: 21 T45) Chico Walker: 21 T45) Ron Hunt: 21 T48) John Milner: 20 T48) Ron Swoboda: 20 T48) Ty Wigginton: 20 51) Ted Martinez: 19 T52) Bruce Boisclair: 18 T52) Jos� Vizcaino: 18 T52) Jos� Oquendo: 18 T55) Timo Perez: 17 T55) Butch Huskey: 17 T55) Rod Kanehl: 17 =orange]Carlos Beltran, at Start of Season: 17 T55) Claudell Washington: 17 T55) Keith Hernandez: 17 60) Lenny Harris: 16 T61) Jeromy Burnitz: 15 T61) Ed Kranepool: 15 T61) Benny Agbayani: 15 T64) Jerry Grote: 14 T64) Jay Payton: 14 T66) Miguel Cairo: 13 T66) Desi Relaford: 13 T66) Ed Charles: 13 T66) Kelvin Chapman: 13 T66) Ron Gardenhire: 13 T71) Jeff Kent: 12 T71) Richie Ashburn: 12 T71) Elio Chacon: 12 T74) Todd Hundley: 11 T74) Dick Schofield: 11 T74) Manny Alexander: 11 T74) Felix Millan: 11 Endy Chavez, Projected to End of Season: 10.50 T78) Kevin Elster: 10 T78) Matt Lawton: 10 T78) Ron Hodges: 10 T78) Dave Marshall: 10 T78) Joe Orsulak: 10

[Elster88]

Doubles in a Season 1. 1996 Bernard Gilkey 44 2. 2005 David Wright 42 3. 1989 Howard Johnson 41 3. 1999 Edgardo Alfonzo 41 Paul Lo Duca, Projected 2006: 40.13 5. 2000 Edgardo Alfonzo 40 5. 1990 Gregg Jefferies 40 7. 1999 John Olerud 39 =darkblue]Carlos Beltran, Projected 2006: 38.64 8. 1999 Robin Ventura 38 =blue]David Wright, Projected 2006: 37.16 9. 1992 Eddie Murray 37 9. 1975 Felix Millan 37 9. 1979 Joel Youngblood 37 9. 1987 Lenny Dykstra 37 9. 1990 Howard Johnson 37 14. 1998 John Olerud 36 14. 2003 Ty Wigginton 36 14. 1973 Rusty Staub 36 14. 2000 Todd Zeile 36 14. 1998 Brian McRae 36 19. 1991 Howard Johnson 34 19. 1979 Lee Mazzilli 34 19. 2005 Carlos Beltran 34 19. 1997 John Olerud 34 19. 1986 Keith Hernandez 34 19. 1985 Keith Hernandez 34 25. 1998 Mike Piazza 33 26. 1987 Kevin McReynolds 32 26. 2004 Kaz Matsui 32 26. 1996 Todd Hundley 32 26. 1967 Tommy Davis 32 26. 1987 Darryl Strawberry 32 26. 1978 Willie Montanez 32 26. 1991 Kevin McReynolds 32 33. 1984 Keith Hernandez 31 33. 2000 Derek Bell 31 33. 1996 Lance Johnson 31 33. 1997 Bernard Gilkey 31 33. 1980 Lee Mazzilli 31 38. 1978 Steve Henderson 30 38. 1988 Kevin McReynolds 30 38. 2004 Mike Cameron 30 38. 1970 Tommie Agee 30 38. 1999 Rickey Henderson 30 38. 1975 Rusty Staub 30 ... T-58. 2006 Paul Lo Duca 27 ... T-70. 2006 Carlos Beltran 26 ... T-78. 2006 David Wright 25

[Guest Edgy DC]

Tom Glavine is looking to pass a trio of lefthanded relief pitchers.

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: 345.86* 8) Roger Clemens: 343 (Active) 9) Tim Keefe: 342 =orange]Roger Clemens At Start of Season: 341 Greg Maddux Projected to End of Season: 332.73 10) Steve Carlton: 329 T11) John Clarkson: 328 T11) Greg Maddux: 328 (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 23) Bobby Mathews: 297 Tom Glavine Projected to End of Season: 292.83 24) Tommy John: 288 T25) Bert Blyleven: 287 T25) Tom Glavine: 287 27) Robin Roberts: 286 T28) Fergie Jenkins: 284 T28) Tony Mullane: 284 30) Jim Kaat: 283 Randy Johnson Projected to End of Season: 279.65 =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 * Based on a 90-game season.

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: 65.86 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: 50.83 14) John Franco 48 T15) Tug McGraw 47 T15) Jesse Orosco 47 17) Tom Glavine 45 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: 26.89

[Guest Edgy DC]

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: 347.92* 8) Roger Clemens: 344 (Active) 9) Tim Keefe: 342 =orange]Roger Clemens At Start of Season: 341 Greg Maddux Projected to End of Season: 332.46 10) Steve Carlton: 329 T11) John Clarkson: 328 T11) Greg Maddux: 328 (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 23) Bobby Mathews: 297 Tom Glavine Projected to End of Season: 292.51 24) Tommy John: 288 T25) Bert Blyleven: 287 T25) Tom Glavine: 287 27) Robin Roberts: 286 T28) Fergie Jenkins: 284 T28) Tony Mullane: 284 30) Jim Kaat: 283 Randy Johnson Projected to End of Season: 279.50 =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 * Based on a 90-game season.

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: 67.05 10) Steve Trachsel 62 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: 50.51 14) John Franco 48 T15) Tug McGraw 47 T15) Jesse Orosco 47 17) Tom Glavine 45 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: 27.68

[Guest Edgy DC]

The way Trax is going now (no guarantee that he can maintain that, but he's surprised me a half dozen times before), he's only a one year extension away from David Cone, where the real money is.

[Guest Johnny Dickshot]

I'm awfu;lly pessimistic he gets to 80 wins. I'd put the odds at 15:1

[Elster88]

My guess would be Trachsel or Glavine comes back next year. Not both.

[Elster88]

First look at Wagner in this thread. 1 away from Bob Apodaca all-time. Looking to possibly enter Benitez/Franco territory for the season.

Saves in a Met Season 1. 2001 Armando Benitez 43 2. 2000 Armando Benitez 41 3. 1998 John Franco 38 Billy Wagner, Projected 2006: 36.26 4. 1997 John Franco 36 5. 1990 John Franco 33 5. 2002 Armando Benitez 33 7. 1984 Jesse Orosco 31 8. 1994 John Franco 30 8. 1991 John Franco 30 10. 2004 Braden Looper 29 10. 1995 John Franco 29 12. 1996 John Franco 28 12. 2005 Braden Looper 28 14. 1972 Tug McGraw 27 15. 1988 Randy Myers 26 16. 1973 Tug McGraw 25 16. 1987 Roger McDowell 25 16. 2006 Billy Wagner 25

Saves in a Met Career 1. John Franco 276 2. Armando Benitez 160 3. Jesse Orosco 107 4. Tug McGraw 85 5. Roger McDowell 84 6. Neil Allen 69 7. Skip Lockwood 65 8. Braden Looper 57 9. Randy Myers 56 Billy Wagner, Projected 2006: 36.26 10. Doug Sisk 33 11. Ron Taylor 28 12. Bob Apodaca 26 13. Billy Wagner 25 14. Danny Frisella 22

Edit: typos

[Guest Yancy Street Gang]

Not hard to get into the Mets top ten in saves, is it?

[Guest Edgy DC]

I wonder if Doug Sisk got some sort of auto-generated notification when he fell from the top ten.

[Guest Yancy Street Gang]

Your tense is wrong... Doug's still hanging in there, until Wagner saves 9 more games.

[Elster88]

Oops.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Oops.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Actually Elster and me should be generating the notifications.

You want to get Fonzie motivated to hit his way back in the bigs, send him a postcard every time somebody knocks him down the a list.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Triples in a Met Career 1) Mookie Wilson: 62 2) Bud Harrelson: 45 Jos� Reyes Projected to End of Season: 43.21 3) Jos� Reyes: 37 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 1) Lance Johnson,1996: 21 =orange]Jose Reyes, Projected to End of 2006: 20.21 2) Jos� Reyes, 2005: 17 3)Jose Reyes, 2006: 14 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) 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: 20.21... ... Jose Reyes: 14 (2006)

[Guest Edgy DC]

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: 346.51* 8) Roger Clemens: 344 (Active) 9) Tim Keefe: 342 =orange]Roger Clemens At Start of Season: 341 Greg Maddux Projected to End of Season: 332.21 10) Steve Carlton: 329 T11) John Clarkson: 328 T11) Greg Maddux: 328 (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 23) Bobby Mathews: 297 Tom Glavine Projected to End of Season: 292.20 24) Tommy John: 288 T25) Bert Blyleven: 287 T25) Tom Glavine: 287 27) Robin Roberts: 286 T28) Fergie Jenkins: 284 T28) Tony Mullane: 284 30) Jim Kaat: 283 Randy Johnson Projected to End of Season: 280.67 =orange]Tom Glavine at Start of Season: 275 31) Randy Johnson: 275 (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 * Based on a 90-game season.

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: 66.77 10) Steve Trachsel 62 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: 50.20 14) John Franco 48 T15) Tug McGraw 47 T15) Jesse Orosco 47 17) Tom Glavine 45 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: 27.90

[Guest Edgy DC]

Lance Johnson and Buddy Harrelson are back within reach.

Triples in a Met Career 1) Mookie Wilson: 62 2) Bud Harrelson: 45 Jos� Reyes Projected to End of Season: 44.13 3) Jos� Reyes: 38 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: 21.13 1) Lance Johnson,1996: 21 2) Jos� Reyes, 2005: 17 3) Jos� Reyes, 2006: 15 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) 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: 20.13 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: 15 (2006)

[Guest Edgy DC]

Paging Dr. Taylor. Ron Taylor, please pick up the white line.

Saves in a Met Career 1) John Franco: 276 2) Armando Benitez: 160 3) Jesse Orosco: 107 4) Tug McGraw: 85 5) Roger McDowell: 84 6) Neil Allen: 69 7) Skip Lockwood: 65 8) Braden Looper: 57 9) Randy Myers: 56 Billy Wagner, Projected to End of Season: 39.10 10) Doug Sisk: 33 T11) Ron Taylor: 28 T11) Billy Wagner: 28 13) Bob Apodaca: 26 14) Danny Frisella: 22 15) Anthony Young: 18

Saves in a Met Season 1) Armando Benitez, 2001: 43 2) Armando Benitez, 2000: 41 Billy Wagner, Projected to End of Season: 39.10 3) John Franco, 1998: 38 4) John Franco, 1997: 36 T5) Armando Benitez, 2002: 33 T5) John Franco, 1990: 33 7) Jesse Orosco, 1984: 31 T8) John Franco, 1991: 30 T8) John Franco, 1994: 30 T10) John Franco, 1995: 29 T10) Braden Looper, 2004: 29 T12) Braden Looper, 2005: 28 T12) John Franco, 1996: 28 T12) Billy Wagner, 2006: 28 15) Tug McGraw, 1972: 27

[MFS62]

Not exactly all time Met rankings, but rankings mentioning Mets nevertheless. From Baseball America.

]National League Best Hitter Best Pickoff Move 1. Albert Pujols, Cardinals 1. Chris Capuano, Brewers 2. Nomar Garicaparra, Dodgers 2. Andy Pettitte, Astros 3. David Wright, Mets 3. Noah Lowry, Giants Best Power Best Reliever 1. Albert Pujols, Cardinals 1. Trevor Hoffman, Padres 2. Adam Dunn, Reds 2. Tom Gordon, Phillies 3. Ryan Howard, Phillies 3. Jason Isringhausen, Cardinals Best Bunter Best Defensive Catcher 1. Juan Pierre, Cubs 1. Yadier Molina, Cardinals 2. Jose Reyes, Mets 2. Mike Matheny, Giants 3. David Eckstein, Cardinals 3. Brad Ausmus, Astros Best Strike-Zone Judgement Best Defensive First Baseman 1. Bobby Abreu, Phillies 1. Derrek Lee, Cubs 2. Albert Pujols, Cardinals 2. Albert Pujols, Cardinals 3. Barry Bonds, Giants 3. Todd Helton, Rockies Best Hit-And-Run Artist Best Defensive Second Baseman 1. David Eckstein, Cardinals 1. Orlando Hudson, Diamondbacks 2. Edgar Renteria, Braves 2. Jose Castillo, Pirates 3. Omar Vizquel, Giants 3. Dan Uggla, Marlins Best Baserunner Best Defensive Third Baseman 1. Jose Reyes, Mets 1. Scott Rolen, Cardinals 2. Juan Pierre, Cubs 2. Ryan Zimmerman, Nationals 3. Bobby Abreu, Phillies 3. David Wright, Mets Fastest Baserunner Best Defensive Shortstop 1. Jose Reyes, Mets 1. Omar Vizquel, Giants 2. Juan Pierre, Cubs 2. Jose Reyes, Mets 3. Willy Taveras, Astros 3. Adam Everett, Astros Best Pitcher Best Infield Arm 1. Chris Carpenter, Cardinals 1. Jose Reyes, Mets 2. Brandon Webb, Diamondbacks 2. Rafael Furcal, Dodgers 3. Jason Schmidt, Giants 3. Scott Rolen, Cardinals Best Fastball Best Defensive Outfielder 1. Billy Wagner, Mets 1. Andruw Jones, Braves 2. Derrick Turnbow, Brewers 2. Jim Edmonds, Cardinals 3. Brad Penny, Dodgers 3. Carlos Beltran, Mets Best Curveball Best Outfield Arm 1. Chris Carpenter, Cardinals 1. Jeff Francoeur, Braves 2. Tom Gordon, Philliles 2. Carlos Beltran, Mets 3. Roy Oswalt, Astros 3. Andruw Jones, Braves Best Slider Most Exciting Player 1. John Smoltz, Braves 1. Jose Reyes, Mets 2. Brad Lidge, Astros 2. Albert Pujols, Cardinals 3. Pedro Martinez, Mets 3. Carlos Beltran, Mets Best Changeup Best Manager 1. Trevor Hoffman, Padres 1. Bobby Cox, Braves 2. Pedro Martinez, Mets 2. Tony La Russa, Cardinals 3. Chris Capuano, Brewers 3. Bruce Bochy, Padres Best Control 1. Greg Maddux, Dodgers 2. Brandon Webb, Diamondbacks 3. Pedro Martinez, Mets

Later

[Elster88]

Is Reyes really the second best bunter in the league? How often does he bunt?

[Guest Yancy Street Gang]

I think I'd say that Endy is the best bunter on the Mets.

[Frayed Knot]

Not only is the 'Best Bunter' title generous (Eckstein is MUCH better) but so is his inclusion on the best defensive list. I think he's got the potential to be there but he isn't yet. Everett better IMO, so is Jack Wilson and maybe some others.

[nymr83]

Beltran, the active career leader in sb%, isn't on the 'best baserunner' list?

[Gwreck]

="Elster88"]Is Reyes really the second best bunter in the league? How often does he bunt?

Maybe he's the best bunter for hits. But that also tends to be a function of speed.

[Elster88]

Yup, that's what I was going for.

[Guest Edgy DC]

That list up there is ^ is wack. Remember when the Mets were in fourth or fifth place and those lists were disproportionately packed with players from first-place teams. This is payback.

Secondly, Steve Trachsel is now tied for the team lead in wins, and is one off the league pace, with a big pack currently bunched at 12-13 wins.


T1) Marquis, STL: 13*
T1) Penny, LAD: 13**
T1) Webb, ARI: 13
T1) C. Zambrano, CHC: 13
T5) Glavine, NYM: 12
T5) Harang, CIN: 12
T5) Trachsel, NYM: 12*

*Won tonight.
** Still in action tonight.

So, who will be the eventual National League wins leader?

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: 348.35* 8) Roger Clemens: 345 (Active) 9) Tim Keefe: 342 =orange]Roger Clemens At Start of Season: 341 Greg Maddux Projected to End of Season: 331.39 10) Steve Carlton: 329 T11) John Clarkson: 328 T11) Greg Maddux: 328 (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 23) Bobby Mathews: 297 Tom Glavine Projected to End of Season: 291.07 24) Tommy John: 288 T25) Bert Blyleven: 287 T25) Tom Glavine: 287 27) Robin Roberts: 286 T28) Fergie Jenkins: 284 T28) Tony Mullane: 284 30) Jim Kaat: 283 Randy Johnson Projected to End of Season: 280.70 =orange]Tom Glavine at Start of Season: 275 31) Randy Johnson: 276 (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 T48) Amos Rusie: 245 * Based on a 90-game season.

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: 67.07 10) Steve Trachsel 63 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: 49.07 14) John Franco 48 T15) Tug McGraw 47 T15) Jesse Orosco 47 17) Tom Glavine 45 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: 27.05