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Decades: Met of the 1970s


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Decades: Met of the 1970s  

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  1. 1. Decades: Met of the 1970s

    • Tommie Agee, 1970-1972
      0
    • Bob Apodaca, 1973-1977
      0
    • Ken Boswell, 1970-1974
      0
    • Donn Clendenon, 1970-1971
      0
    • Wayne Garrett, 1970-1976
      0
    • Jerry Grote, 1970-1977
      0
    • Bud Harrelson, 1970-1977
      0
    • Steve Henderson, 1977-1979
      0
    • Ron Hodges, 1973-1979
      0
    • Cleon Jones, 1970-1975
      0
    • Dave Kingman, 1975-1977
      0
    • Jerry Koosman, 1970-1978
      0
    • Ed Kranepool, 1970-1979
      0
    • Skip Lockwood, 1975-1979
      0
    • Jon Matlack, 1970-1977
      0
    • Lee Mazzilli, 1976-1979
      0
    • Tug McGraw, 1970-1974
      0
    • Felix Millan, 1973-1977
      0
    • John Milner, 1971-1977
      1
    • Lenny Randle, 1977-1978
      0
    • Tom Seaver, 1970-1977
      18
    • John Stearns, 1975-1979
      1
    • Rusty Staub, 1972-1975
      0
    • Craig Swan, 1973-1979
      0
    • Del Unser, 1975-1976
      0


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Please choose the Met of the 1970s based on performance between 1970 and 1979, disregarding anything any individual player may have done in the '60s or '80s as a Met.

Apologies to several '70s stalwarts and fan favorites who did not make the cut. The blue and orange-ribbon committee tried to make this representative from across the decade. Also, at the risk of queering the voting, this could have been a one-man ballot for purposes of selecting a winner, but it's always fun to consider who else was around.


Guest themetfairy
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Posted


Seaver was, indeed, The Franchise.

Fucking M. Donald Grant....


Guest Edgy DC
Guests
Posted


Del Unser was an alluring alternative, though.


Posted


Del Unser was an alluring alternative, though.[/quote:3fu4sibs]

A recent viewing of the 1975 highlight film won Del one of the final spots on the ballot, as the committee was reminded of his Gilkeyesque period awesomeness (stat-adjusted to account for it having been 1975 and his having been Del Unser).


Guest Edgy DC
Guests
Posted


I like that adjustment.

You know, if you adjust for me being me, and neutralize that whole thing, I had as good a '96 as Gilkey.


Guest Edgy DC
Guests
Posted


Yabbut, the John Milner Faction seems say otherwise.


Posted


I'm guessing those who voted Milner and Stearns passed their ballot along to the respective ten-year-old versions of themselves.


Guest metsguyinmichigan
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Seaver's the answer, of course. But I think the poll is a little tough because the best of the Mets straddled the end and beginning of the decades.


  • 2 weeks later...
Guest Edgy DC
Guests
Posted


This was closer than you might have thought. I guess sticking around an extra season and a half helps, even if it means you lose 30 games in that period.

RankPointsGuy
153,046Tom Seaver
247,306Jerry Koosman
334,734Jon Matlack
427,602Tug McGraw
526,208John Milner
625,144Rusty Staub
724,020Ed Kranepool
822,487Cleon Jones
921,681Wayne Garrett
1021,452Bud Harrelson
1120,723Jerry Grote
1219,565Felix Millan
1317,654Ray Sadecki
1416,730Tommie Agee
1515,002Skip Lockwood
1614,941Lee Mazzilli
1714,787Stevie Henderson
1814,366John Stearns
1913,780Dave Kingman
2013,542Craig Swan
2113,114Jim McAndrew
2211,272Gary Gentry
2310,994Bob Apodaca
2410,140Dan Frisella
259,251Len Randle
268,478Joel Youngblood
278,449Donn Clendenon
287,653Bruce Boisclair
297,339Nino Espinosa
307,216Willie Monta�ez
317,081Doug Flynn
327,014Nolan Ryan
336,842Harry Parker
346,475Joe Torre
356,132Ken Boswell
366,023Del nser
375,722George Stone
385,512Willie Mays
394,864Ron Taylor
404,554Mike Phillips
414,259Neil Allen
424,206Don Hahn
434,192Teddy Martinez
444,161Mike Vail
454,145Eliot Maddox
463,946Pat Zachry
473,868Tim Foli
483,728Kevin Kobel
493,629Pete Falcone
503,519Ken Singleton
513,517Rick Baldwin
523,451Ron Hodges
533,430Duffy Dyer
543,140Ken Sanders
552,988Art Shamsky
562,942Tom Hausman
572,778Frank Tavares
582,498Roy Staiger
592,485Mickey Lolich
602,420Dave Marshall
612,400Hank Webb
622,274Richie Hebner
632,247Dale Murray
641,899Jim Fregosi
651,755Buzz Capra
661,613Andy Hassler
671,418Doc Ellis
681,403Ron Swoboda
691,403Charlie Williams
701,392Jack Aker
711,294Mike Bruhert
721,200Bob G. Miller
731,195Joe Foy
741,181Randy Tate
751,065Alex Trevi�o
761,053Bobby Valentine
771,004Bob Aspromonte
78992Tom Hall
79960Phil Hennigan
80907Ed Glynn
81884Bobby Myrick
82799Mardie Cornejo
83727Dave Schneck
84685Dwight Bernard
85640Jim Beauchamp
86616Dan Norman
87540Mike Jorgensen
88531Al Weis
89525Gene Clines
90479Leo Foster
91454Benny Ayala
92410George Theodore
93403Mike Scott
94348Jerry Cram
95323Tom Grieve
96299Ron Herbel
97274Bob Rauch
98227Jesse Orosco
99208Cal Koonce
100205Jack Heidemann
101190Chuck Taylor
102158Juan Berenguer
103133Don Cardwell
104131Jesus Alou
105122Lute Barnes
106101Jeff Reardon
10786Jim Gosger
10877Pepe Mangual
10975Rich Folkers
11068Tom Moore
11159Butch Metzger
11238John Strohmayer
11333Leroy Stanton
11428Randy Sterling
11526Paul Siebert
1169Leon Brown
1177Sergio Ferrer
1186Kelvin Chapman


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