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Terrence Long last appeared in the big leagues on June 5th, subbing in the final innings for Johnny Damon as the Yankees battered the Red Sox 13-5.

With him and Fonzie currently not on big-league rosters, that leaves, by my count, nine former Pittsfield Mets active in the bigs. Three never played for the parent Mets. Name those nine, and any others I might've forgotten.


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We have one. Jeromy cleaned clocks for the 1990 Pittsfielders to the tune of .301 / .447 /.497 // .944.


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Jay Payton
Preston Wilson
Paul Wilson


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Isringhausen


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Jay Payton went .365 / .428 / .498 // .926 all over New York-Penn League pitching for 58 games in 1994. That's two.

Preston Wilson was stoopid for eight games the previous season, going .552 /.580 / .897 / 1.477. Mercy. Three.

Paul Wilson doesn't currently qualify for this quiz, but I think he skipped the P-Mets.


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Tyner, like Paul Wilson, was a first-rounder who had no time for the lower level Pittsfielders.


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All the Wilson sisters: Vance Wilson!

Octavio Dotel?!?

Curtis Pride!


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Was Izzy correct?

AJ Burnett is my only other guess. I can't come up with any more late-90s Met prospects.


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Vance chanced upon the Pittsfield dance: 307 /.332 / .416 // .748.

We're just drowning in .300 hitters here. That's four.

Isringhausen I didn't answer. Mr. 44th-Round Draft Choice went 7-4 3.29 in 1993 That's five

Dotel missed Pittsfield. Pride played a season there (after three straight years at Kingsport!). He's on a big-league disabled list, and I had overlooked him, but the judges are going to give you this one. He went merely 259 / .342 / .406 // .748. So that's six of a number now totalling ten.


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AJ Burnett is a brilliant answer. A.J. went 3-1, 4.70 in 1997 at age 20.

Seven.


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C-Pride is in his 20th year of pro ball this year (10th in the bigs) and he's already announced it'll be his last. He's a two-time Met farmhand and original Met property, plus the only deaf guy, tho the Dodgers have a deaf pitching prospect who's name I can't recall.


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Of the three left, one played for the Mets, and he did only briefly. A two-timer though.


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Does Kelly Stinnett count?


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Nice to see sharpie back.

Melvin, however, toiled in the Houston system before the Mets acquired him from a team based in Taiwan.


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Johnny Dickshot wrote:
Does Kelly Stinnett count?


I'm sure he can count at least enough to put down the right number of fingers for the pitcher, but he came up through the Cleveland system before the Mets snatched him up as a minor-league free agent.

At least three guys are still out there.


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Speaking of Stinnett, I'm still wondering if he's going to get called up from Norfolk by Thursday.

I want to go into October with Castro as the number 2 catcher, but if Ramon isn't ready, I want to go with Stinnett over DiFelice.


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Neither of the toolbearing Alexes. Ochoa, you'll recall, came up through the Baltimore system and was acquired for Bobby Bonilla.


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I didn't have Joson. But I guess he's back in the bigs. Point for you. Joson scrubbed his way to a .206 / .274 / .303 // .577 season for the 1997 P-Mets.


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Still looking for at least three dudes, one of whom was a two-time Met, one of whom never played for the Mets and shouldn't be driving his hot rod Lincoln, and a last never-Met who has played everywhere, man, including Kinetsu of Japan's Pacific League.


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Ty Wigginton?


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