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metirish wrote: Ceetar wrote: Won't he possibly miss some of next year too? I thought microfracture surgery was pretty serious and long recovering stuff? Or have they started to perfect it a little? either way, rough news. But due to the conservation of news, the update on Wright tomorrow has to be positive to balance this right? An optimistic person would look at it that way yes. It's an April Fool's joke. Ike'll likely be back this weekend and win the NL MVP by hitting 65 HR's from here on out.
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The New York Mets all-time OPS leader (min. 1,500 PA) is: Here's a trivia question I came up with while poking around the Mets all-time OPS numbers: Who is the only player to get an extra-base hit in his only NY Met plate appearance? And one more Mets OPS trivia question: Olerud's the Mets all time leader in OPS (min. 1,500 PA's). But by lowering the min. PA requirement to 100 PA's, Olerud moves to second place on the Mets all-time OPS leader-board. Who then, is the Mets all-time OPS leader (min. 100 PA's)?
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The New York Mets all-time OPS leader (min. 1,500 PA) is: Here's a trivia question I came up with while poking around the Mets all-time OPS numbers: Who is the only player to get an extra-base hit in his only NY Met plate appearance?
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The New York Mets all-time OPS leader (min. 1,500 PA) is:
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Time's up. It's Dick Allen (NL: 1966, 1967); (AL: 1972, 1974)
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You're at Citi Field When Jeter Makes History Better
batmagadanleadoff replied to G-Fafif's topic in New York Mets Talk
Edgy DC wrote: And there's nothing that would redeem Fred Wilpon faster in some eyes than him saying "Get that fucking shovel off of my field." Fred'll probably just ask for his cut of the dirt. It's' not like he couldn't use the money. -
Here's a hint: the player we're looking played entirely in the post WWII era.
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Good guesses, but wrong. Robinson led the NL in OPS for three straight season (1960-62), but led the AL in OPS just once - in 1966, his triple crown season. McGwire led the AL in OPS once (1996) and the NL once (1998).
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One more OPS trivia question: Who is the only player to lead each league in OPS, at least twice?
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seawolf17 wrote: 2008 AL Milton Bradley (TEX) .999 I wouldn't have guessed him if you'd given me 500 guesses. Bradley's best seasons were in 2007 and '08, although 2007 was a partial one (61 games/244 PA's). On the heels of his 2008 season, Bradley then signed a 3 yr/$30M contract with the Cubs, where he sucked in 2009 and was traded to Seattle.
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Everybody's got an opinion on this topic, including this guy -- Mets should say 'no way' to Jose Reyes -- who appears on the ESPN web-site occasionally, and who , in my opinion, generates the most unreadable junk of any media member writing on the Mets. I'll take this writer over --under, really-- your Klapisches, Chass's and anybody else you might think is the media person writing the crappiest crap about the Mets. Rob Parker makes Joe Morgan sound like Bill James.
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Season by season OPS league leaders: http://www.baseball-reference.com/leaders/onbase_plus_slugging_leagues.shtml
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Met OPS leader 1. Darryl Strawberry (1988)(Edgy DC) Mets who led in OPS after leaving the Mets 2. Kevin Mitchell (1989)(Edgy DC) 3. Dave Kingman (1979) (Edgy DC) The rest of the Mets OPS leaders 4. Willie Mays (1954, 1955, 1958, 1964, 1965) (Edgy DC) 5. Duke Snider (1953, 1956) (Edgy DC) 6. George Foster (1977) (Edgy DC) 7. Carlos Delgado (2003) (Gwreck) 8. Gary Sheffield (1996) (HahnSolo) 9. John Olerud (1993) (Seawolf17) 10. Rickey Henderson (1990) (Gwreck) No Tops of the OPS here Ken Singleton (Edgy DC) Mike Piazza (Edgy DC) Keith Hernandez (Edgy DC) Eddie Murray (Edgy DC) Gary Carter (JCL) Chris Carter (JCL) Jeff Kent (JCL) Mo Vaughn (HahnSolo) Game over. Thanks for playing. batmag's wardrobe was furnished by Botany 500.
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Met OPS leader 1. Darryl Strawberry (1988)(Edgy DC) Mets who led in OPS after leaving the Mets 2. Kevin Mitchell (1989)(Edgy DC) 3. Dave Kingman (1979) (Edgy DC) The rest of the Mets OPS leaders 4. Willie Mays (1954, 1955, 1958, 1964, 1965) (Edgy DC) 5. Duke Snider (1953, 1956) (Edgy DC) 6. George Foster (1977) (Edgy DC) 7. Carlos Delgado (2003) (Gwreck) 8. Gary Sheffield (1996) (HahnSolo) 9. John Olerud (1993) (Seawolf17) 10. No Tops of the OPS here Ken Singleton (Edgy DC) Mike Piazza (Edgy DC) Keith Hernandez (Edgy DC) Eddie Murray (Edgy DC) Gary Carter (JCL) Chris Carter (JCL) Jeff Kent (JCL) Mo Vaughn (HahnSolo) I thought that Kong would be the last Met guessed. Though he was one of only two Mets to lead his league in OPS after leaving the Mets, Kingman --because of his double Mets stint --also led his league in OPS before coming to the Mets.
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Edgy DC wrote: Not coming up.
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Met OPS leader 1. Darryl Strawberry (1988)(Edgy DC) Mets who led in OPS after leaving the Mets 2. Kevin Mitchell (1989)(Edgy DC) 3. The rest of the Mets OPS leaders 4. Willie Mays (1954, 1955, 1958, 1964, 1965) (Edgy DC) 5. Duke Snider (1953, 1956) (Edgy DC) 6. George Foster (1977) (Edgy DC) 7. Carlos Delgado (2003) (Gwreck) 8. Gary Sheffield (1996) (HahnSolo) 9. John Olerud (1993) (Seawolf17) 10. No Tops of the OPS here Ken Singleton (Edgy DC) Mike Piazza (Edgy DC) Keith Hernandez (Edgy DC) Eddie Murray (Edgy DC) Gary Carter (JCL) Chris Carter (JCL) Jeff Kent (JCL) Mo Vaughn (HahnSolo)
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Met OPS leader 1. Darryl Strawberry (1988)(Edgy DC) Mets who led in OPS after leaving the Mets 2. Kevin Mitchell (1989)(Edgy DC) 3. The rest of the Mets OPS leaders 4. Willie Mays (1954, 1955, 1958, 1964, 1965) (Edgy DC) 5. Duke Snider (1953, 1956) (Edgy DC) 6. George Foster (1977) (Edgy DC) 7. Carlos Delgado (2003) (Gwreck) 8. Gary Sheffield (1996) (HahnSolo) 9. 10. No Tops of the OPS here Ken Singleton (Edgy DC) Mike Piazza (Edgy DC) Keith Hernandez (Edgy DC) Eddie Murray (Edgy DC) Gary Carter (JCL) Chris Carter (JCL) Jeff Kent (JCL) Mo Vaughn (HahnSolo)
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Met OPS leader 1. Darryl Strawberry (1988)(Edgy DC) Mets who led in OPS after leaving the Mets 2. Kevin Mitchell (1989)(Edgy DC) 3. The rest of the Mets OPS leaders 4. Willie Mays (1954, 1955, 1958, 1964, 1965) (Edgy DC) 5. Duke Snider (1953, 1956) (Edgy DC) 6. George Foster (1977) (Edgy DC) 7. Carlos Delgado (2003) (Gwreck) 8. 9. 10. No Tops of the OPS here Ken Singleton (Edgy DC) Mike Piazza (Edgy DC) Keith Hernandez (Edgy DC) Eddie Murray (Edgy DC) Gary Carter (JCL) Chris Carter (JCL) Jeff Kent (JCL)
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Centerfield wrote: Centerfield wrote: I'm really disappointed that Sandy and company screwed the pooch on this one. The time to get this deal done was last winter. They could have locked him up for less money. Stupid. How many here were all for signing Reyes before this season started, especially given Reyes' most recent injury issues? I can't say how many were, but I was. Check out the second post in the Expectations for Jose Reyes thread (bumped up for your convenience).
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Expectations of Eleven: Jos� Reyes
batmagadanleadoff replied to Edgy MD's topic in New York Mets Talk
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Met OPS leader 1. Darryl Strawberry (1988)(Edgy DC) Mets who led in OPS after leaving the Mets 2. Kevin Mitchell (1989)(Edgy DC) 3. The rest of the Mets OPS leaders 4. Willie Mays (1954, 1955, 1958, 1964, 1965) (Edgy DC) 5. Duke Snider (1953, 1956) (Edgy DC) 6. George Foster (1977) (Edgy DC) 7. Carlos Delgado (2003) (Gwreck) 8. 9. 10. No Tops of the OPS here Ken Singleton (Edgy DC) Mike Piazza (Edgy DC) Keith Hernandez (Edgy DC) Eddie Murray (Edgy DC)
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Met OPS leader 1. Darryl Strawberry (1988)(Edgy DC) Mets who led in OPS after leaving the Mets 2. Kevin Mitchell (1989)(Edgy DC) 3. The rest of the Mets OPS leaders 4. Willie Mays (1954, 1955, 1958, 1964, 1965) (Edgy DC) 5. Duke Snider (1953, 1956) (Edgy DC) 6. George Foster (1977) (Edgy DC) 7. 8. 9. 10. No Tops of the OPS here Ken Singleton (Edgy DC) Mike Piazza (Edgy DC) Keith Hernandez (Edgy DC) Eddie Murray (Edgy DC)
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Met OPS leader 1. Darryl Strawberry (1988)(Edgy DC) Mets who led in OPS after leaving the Mets 2. Kevin Mitchell (1989)(Edgy DC) 3. The rest of the Mets OPS leaders 4. Willie Mays (1954, 1955, 1958, 1964, 1965) (Edgy DC) 5. Duke Snider (1953, 1956) (Edgy DC) 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. No Tops of the OPS here Ken Singleton (Edgy DC) Mike Piazza (Edgy DC) Keith Hernandez (Edgy DC) Eddie Murray (Edgy DC)
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Met OPS leader 1. Darryl Strawberry (1988)(Edgy DC) Mets who led in OPS after leaving the Mets 2. Kevin Mitchell (1989)(Edgy DC) 3. The rest of the Mets OPS leaders 4. Willie Mays (1954, 1955, 1958, 1964, 1965) (Edgy DC) 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. No Tops of the OPS here Ken Singleton (Edgy DC) Mike Piazza (Edgy DC) Keith Hernandez (Edgy DC) Eddie Murray (Edgy DC)
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Met OPS leader 1. Darryl Strawberry (1988)(Edgy DC) Mets who led in OPS after leaving the Mets 2. Kevin Mitchell (1989)(Edgy DC) 3. The rest of the Mets OPS leaders 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. No Tops of the OPS here Ken Singleton (Edgy DC)
