I'm alone on the "none" train. One of the things I like about the Mets is that they don't feel the need to laud every pretty good ballplayer who comes their way as if he were Willie Mays. The first manager, the beloved manager who won the team's first World Series and then died a Met three years later, one of the best pitchers ever to play the game, and the best offensive catcher in history sound about right to me. A whole lot of really good ballplayers, not so much. Speaking of Willie Mays, I'd include him in the poll. I wouldn't vote for him, but the http://www.faithandfearinflushing.com/2007/05/19/retire-24/Willie Freaking Mays argument has merit. Retiring numbers can be as much about sentimentality as skill, so I could also see taking Keef's 17 out of circulation when he retires as a broadcaster in recognition of near-HOF play and long term off-field service. Tough to make the same case for Ron. OE - while I was out here being long-winded, it looks like Frayed Knot joined me on the train. Hey, FK.