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It’s a typo.
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No confusion, Hodges is correct.
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WAR leaderboard - entire MLB career with NYM 1. David Wright, 49.1 2. Brandon Nimmo, 26.4 3. Jeff McNeil, 22.6 4. Pete Alonso, 22.5 5. David Peterson, 8.0 6. Kodai Senga, 7.0 7. Ron Hodges, 6.2 8. Pedro Feliciano, 5.7 9. Bob Apodaca, 5.6 10. Jeff Innis, 4.6 11. Ed Kranepool, 4.2 12. Francisco Alvarez, 3.1 13. Drew Smith, 2.0 14. Tylor Megill, 1.9 15. TJ Rivera, 1.7
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https://www.mlb.com/stats/team Sorted by OPS, and then used positional splits.
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There was an awful lot of winning in 2022 and 2024, and despite the recent swoon, they’re still in position to make the playoffs again in 2025. That would make 3 good-to-excellent seasons out of 5…not exactly bad.
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The easy answer is that those three guys only have 35 percent of the plate appearances this year, and the Mets are giving an equal amount of plate appearances to players who don’t hit (Vientos, Baty, Taylor, Torrens, Acuna, plus Young/Senger/Siri, etc). Lindor is quietly having a “down” year, by his standards at least. He’s got the lowest OPS in his Mets career since 2021. As for the Mets production compared to the league, the positional splits are telling to me: they’re getting far below average production at 4 positions. C: 24th 1B: 7th 2B: 21st 3B: 20th SS: 13th LF: 8th CF: 29th RF: 5th DH: 12th
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This got lost among the trade deadline but the answers are: 1. George Thomas Seaver, 76.1 WAR 2. Charles Sidney Fernandez, 27.6 3. Walter Kevin McReynolds, 15.8 4. Ronald Wayne Garrett, 13.9 5. Otis Bernard Gilkey, 10.3 6. Keith Lance Johnson, 8.7 7. Jacob Seth Lugo, 8.4 8. Cornelius Clifford Floyd, 7.7 —- Other notables: Lynn Nolan Ryan, 2.9 Herman Timmy Davis 2.7 Charles Ray Knight, 2.4
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I recall Anderson Garcia, a pitching prospect who the Mets acquired when trading away Benitez, spent a few days on the active roster in 2006 but never got into a game. He eventually pitched in one career MLB game for the Phillies (but never with the Mets).
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The Athletic reported today that the Mets were one of the teams with the most interest in Byron Buxton but were told that he would not waive his no-trade clause and wanted to remain with Minnesota.
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It is indeed Mauricio. He made 2 starts at short already this year when Lindor was getting the half-day off as DH.
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Stearns did an excellent job with the bullpen and a poor job elsewhere. Not upgrading on offense seems like a particularly obvious miss. Mets look like a team that would comfortably make the playoffs but wouldn’t be favored against LA, Chicago, Philadelphia, San Diego, Toronto, or Detroit.
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Query if this is actually a problem. Have any of those four guys hit well enough to justify an everyday spot in the lineup? The results to date indicate “no.”
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Merrill Kelly of Arizona traded to Texas.
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1. George Thomas Seaver, 76.1 WAR 2. Charles Sidney Fernandez, 27.6 3. 4. Ronald Wayne Garrett, 13.9 5. 6. 7. Jacob Seth Lugo, 8.4 8. —- Lynn Nolan Ryan, 2.9 Charles Ray Knight, 2.4
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Mets have plenty of room to upgrade at DH, for one. And Nimmo can play center if needed.
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Almost-Met Carlos Correa traded back to Houston
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1. George Thomas Seaver, 76.1 WAR 2. Charles Sidney Fernandez, 27.6 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Jacob Seth Lugo, 8.4 8. —- Lynn Nolan Ryan, 2.9 Charles Ray Knight, 2.4
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Is he actually better than Taylor? Tyrone has a 0.8 WAR this year despite never hitting. Mullins has 0.1 with basically league-average offense (105 OPS+). Mullins is showing as dead last on the CF leaderboard with -13 Defensive runs saved. Taylor is #7 overall.
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Tigers also got Kyle Finnegan from Washington.
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Yes, we do
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Not great, Bob Mullins is an FA at the end of the season. Has OPS+ of 107, 101, 104, and 105 from 2022-2025. 0.1 WAR so far this year.
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1. George Thomas Seaver, 76.1 WAR 2. Charles Sidney Fernandez, 27.6 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. —- Lynn Nolan Ryan, 2.9 Charles Ray Knight, 2.4
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Not in my top 8 1. G. Thomas Seaver, 76.1 WAR 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. —- L. Nolan Ryan, 2.9 C. Ray Knight, 2.4
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Tidwell did not make the all-time Mets “goes by middle name” leaderboard. How many can you name? 1. G. Thomas Seaver, 76.1 WAR 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. —- L. Nolan Ryan, 2.9
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Yeah, I don’t think Mullins (or Robert) is the answer here.
