Mets Lasts Quiz

[Guest Swan Swan H]

Wright is not the doubles king.

OE: Every year from 2006 thru 2009 Wright had as many or more doubles as this guy had the year he led the NL, and three other Mets hit more in other seasons, but this was the only Met ever to lead the NL.

[Edgy MD]

Gilkeyvision.

[Guest Swan Swan H]

Bernard is one of the other three. Hojo and Fonzie are the other two.

[Chad ochoseis]

Piazza with the .600 slugging percentage, McReynolds with the doubles?

[Guest Swan Swan H]

You got one, Chad. Piazza slugged .614 in 2000. Ben Grimm guessed Beltran, who just missed in 2006 (.594 - three more TB and he's at exactly .600)

Kevin McReynolds was a teammate of Mr. Doubles during Mr. Doubles' entire Met career.

Gwreck - 6
JCL - 2
Ben Grimm - 1
Seawolf17 - 1
Chad Ochoseis - 1

[Guest Swan Swan H]

OK, time to put this one to bed.

Last Met to lead the NL in doubles � Gregg Jefferies (40 in 1990). This is, as noted earlier, only tied for the seventh-highest season total in Mets history, but he hit 40 in a year when a lot of guys only reached the high 30s.

Mets single-season doubles leaders:

44 - Gilkey (1996)
42 - Wright (2005, 2007, 2008)
41 - H. Johnson (1989), Alfonzo (1999)
40 - Jefferies (1990), Alfonzo (2000), Wright (2006)