David Wright is the NL's 2010 best Third Baseman. So far.

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Jason Bay is middle of the pack among 2010 starting left fielders:

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Jeff Francoeur is a bottom-dweller:

[Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket]

I'm going to take the advice of my giant foam novelty finger and vote for David Wright to start the All-Star Game.

[Zvon]

John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: I'm going to take the advice of my giant foam novelty finger and vote for David Wright to start the All-Star Game.

I'll do that without the novelty of giving myself....the....finger?

I thought I had a great joke but then ^that happened.

Seriously, a month and a half ago I would have only voted for Barajas.

Now I have a bunch a Mets I'll vote for.

If Ike plants another before I get my lazy ass to the site and vote, he will get my vote too.
I have faith that he will figure out the curve ball and I'll just project what I think he would be doing if there was no such thing as a curve ball.

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Lastings Milledge (1) and Melky Cabrera (2) are the only NL everyday left-fielders with less home runs than Bay.

[Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr]

That's great. I'm just glad he's not leading the league in Ks anymore. (Thanks, Mark!)

[G-Fafif]

You had me at "best".

[ashie62]

David Wright completes me.

[Guest metsguyinmichigan]

You all need to vote quickly!

[Zvon]

metsguyinmichigan wrote: You all need to vote quickly!

Just voted three times.
Will again tomorrow.
Pagan gets a write in.

[Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr]

Quick 25 on the LWBetterHalfer's private addy. That's 100 our family has kicked in.

Reyes got a vote, too-- I expect his numbers to be world-beating within two weeks. As did write-in Anhell.

[Ceetar]

LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr wrote: Quick 25 on the LWBetterHalfer's private addy. That's 100 our family has kicked in. Reyes got a vote, too-- I expect his numbers to be world-beating within two weeks. As did write-in Anhell.

I've voted over 100 times. easy enough tocreate new gmail accounts.

I'm officially Daniel Murphys campaign manager too. (figured Pujols didn't need any more votes)

Reyes, Wright, and wrote in Pagan. Then voted for all the AL players in position to keep any Yankees out.

[Chad ochoseis]

Ceetar wrote: Then voted for all the AL players in position to keep any Yankees out.

Home field advantage in the World Series may prove to be relevant to the Mets this year. So the best strategy is to vote for AL players who are having mediocre seasons, but still have a shot at winning the vote because of name recognition and media coverage.

Derek Jeter, looking forward to seeing you in Anaheim. And Mark Teixiera and his 105 OPS+ trail the deserving Justin Morneau by only about 250,000 votes. TEX NEEDS YOUR VOTE!

[Guest metsguyinmichigan]

I'm closing in on 75 ballots, writing in Ike.

So help me, If I see a Padres closer warming up in the bully I'm gonna explode!

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Full season to date NL road stats ranked by road HR's. Wright would be on pace to hit 43 HR's if Citi Field were a neutral HR park.

[Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr]

Outslugging Pujols on the road. But not Dunn?

BOOOOOOOOOOO! BUY SOME CLUTCH!

[Zvon]

GO AND VOTE FOR WRIGHT TODAY!
TAKES A MINUTE, AND RE-VOTING TAKES A SECOND!


VOTE FOR ME!
MY LIFE DEPENDS ON IT!

^You must have a better caption for that LWFS.
I was gonna go with
"VOTE FOR WRIGHT OR I"LL
SHOOT THIS THIRD BASEMAN!"

[Guest Edgy DC]

First Mets player in history to have a month of at least a .400 average and at least 25 RBI. --- Roto Times