Might as well get this one started. I found categories where current Mets players rank in the Top Fifty. In offensive categories, it's a lot of Nimmo, Alonso, and McNeil, with the occasional Lindor. There's very little longevity among pitchers now that deGrom and Lugo have departed. These are the guys who we hope to see moving up in the ranks this season: BATTING Games: Brandon Nimmo 39th (608) Pete Alonso 46th (530) Jeff McNeil 47th (516) At Bats: Brandon Nimmo 37th (1,973) Pete Alonso 38th (1,963) Jeff McNeil 43rd (1,837) Runs: Brandon Nimmo 21st (335) Pete Alonso 27th (310) Jeff McNeil 40th (258) Hits: Jeff McNeil 31st (563) Brandon Nimmo 34th (530) Pete Alonso 39th (512) Doubles: Jeff McNeil 21st (121) Brandon Nimmo 29th (tie, with C. Granderson, 106) Pete Alonso 45th (tie, with B. Gilkey, 90) Triples: Brandon Nimmo 11th (tie, with A. Pagan, 23) Jeff McNeil 49th (tie, with four other players, 9) Home Runs: Pete Alonso 7th (146) Brandon Nimmo 33rd (tie, with J. Olerud, 63) Jeff McNeil and Francisco Lindor 45th (tie, with three other players, 46) Runs Batted In: Pete Alonso 17th (380) Jeff McNeil 45th (tie, with B. Huskey, 214) Brandon Nimmo 47th (213) Walks: Brandon Nimmo 20th (tie, with J. Stearns, 323) Pete Alonso 33rd (223) Strikeouts: Brandon Nimmo 17th (529) Pete Alonso 20th (499) Total Bases: Pete Alonso 22nd (1,050) Brandon Nimmo 35th (871) Jeff McNeil 37th (840) Extra-Base Hits: Pete Alonso 17th (241) Brandon Nimmo 29th (192) Jeff McNeil 32nd (176) Stolen Bases: Francisco Lindor 43rd (tied with two other players, 26) Brandon Nimmo 48th (tied with two other players, 23) PITCHING Games: Edwin Diaz 25th (216) Strikeouts: Edwin Diaz 48th (356) Saves: Edwin Diaz 6th (96)