Where Mets Rank 2010

[Guest Edgy DC]

An inauspicous record, and one I hope HoJo's successor takes steps to keep from being repeated.

Strikeouts in a Metly Season

David Wright, Projected to End of Season: 163.05
T1) Tommie Agee, 1970: 156
T1) Dave Kingman, 1982: 156
T1) David Wright, 2010: 156
4) Dave Kingman, 1975: 153
5) Todd Hundley, 1996: 146
6) Mo Vaughn, 2002: 145
7) Mike Cameron, 2004: 143
8) Darryl Strawberry, 1986: 141
9) David Wright, 2009: 140
10) Tommie Agee, 1969: 137

In better news, his power has returned to right about his career average.

Home runs in a Season by a David Wright

1) David Wright, 2008: 33
2) David Wright, 2007: 30
David Wright, 2010, Projected to End of Season: 27.17
3) David Wright, 2005: 27
T4) David Wright, 2006: 26
T4) David Wright, 2010: 26
6) David Wright, 2004: 14
7) David Wright, 2009: 10

[Benjamin Grimm]

Jose Reyes (1,113) now has more base hits as a Met than Mookie Wilson (1,112).

1. Ed Kranepool 1418
2. Cleon Jones 1188
3. David Wright 1144
4. Edgardo Alfonzo 1136
5. Jos� Reyes 1113
6. Mookie Wilson 1112

Wright and Reyes are poised to move into second and third place during 2011, and it looks like Ed Kranepool will finally be surpassed some time in 2012.

[Benjamin Grimm]

And Jose and David are neck-and-neck in their chase to pass Darryl Strawberry in runs scored:

1. Darryl Strawberry 662
2. David Wright 634
3. Jos� Reyes 632
4. Howard Johnson 627
5. Edgardo Alfonzo 614
6. Mookie Wilson 592
7. Cleon Jones 563
8. Ed Kranepool 536
9. Mike Piazza 532
10. Carlos Beltran 490
Bud Harrelson 490

Look for that record to topple next year.

(And look who's about to knock Bud Harrelson out of the top ten.)