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MFS62 wrote: Its my fault. Everything is my fault. At least, that's what my wife tells me. LOL! In all seriousness, though, Lugo's elbow isn't going to make or break our season. No worries.

Ceetar wrote: The Mets might be playing out the string so far in front that they're flat in the playoffs Yep. Gotta stay woke through the finish line, Metsies.

I don't blog much any more, but I wrote a piece this morning ranking the 1986 Mets' rap game: http://you.stonybrook.edu/cdorso/2017/04/03/get-metsmerized/

One game as a Met, zero AB JON ADKINS 1. Three pitches in a 1-2-3 7th inning of a 2007 game against the Nationals. Appeared in 55 games for the Padres the previous year. JACK EGBERT 2. Got Freddy Galvis to line to second and Brian Schneider to fly out to center to end the ninth after a Ty Wigginton homer put the May 28, 2012 game out of reach. 3. If you only count his one inning as a Met, his 18.00 K/9 rate would make HIM the hall of famer. KENNY GREER 4. Perhaps his single most notable quirk is catching the ceremonial first pitch I threw out when he was a member of the 1997 Rochester Red Wings. (Plus something else about his 17th-inning Met appearance.) MANNY HERNANDEZ 5. Pitched the bottom of the 6th of a blowout loss to the Expos in September 1989. Got some innings with the Astros in 1986-87. JOE HIETPAS 6. Played one inning in 2004, and then appeared in 27 games with a 2.47 ERA with St. Lucie in 2007, but got lit up Binghamton in 2008 and left baseball. JESSE HUDSON 7. Pitched two innings on 9/19/69. AKEEL MORRIS 8. Went walk-walk-forceout-single-single-homer-flyout-walk in one game in 2015 and hasn't been back since. DAN MURRAY 9. Two innings on August 9, 1999, then traded to KC for Glendon Rusch. GARRETT OLSON 10. Faced five batters on August 8, 2012 in a blowout loss to the Marlins, and has a 108.00 ERA to show for it. DON ROSE 11. Two innings as a Met in 1971, then a footnote to Mets history on December 10. MAC SCARCE 12. Faced one batter as a -- Richie Hebner -- and gave up a walk-off hit. One plate appearance, zero official AB TOBY BORLAND 13. Acquired from the Phillies in November 1996, then traded to the Red Sox for Ricky Trlicek in May 1997. DJ CARRASCO 14. 7.36 ERA in 3.2 innings. Better known for the number on his back in 2011-12 than the numbers on his Mets stat sheet. 15. Stared down Clayton Kershaw... and walked. Sterling Award winner who was a minor league starter but only lasted 33 MLB relief innings. LHP. ERIC GUNDERSON 16. Bits and pieces of seasons from 1990-2000, most notably with Boston and Texas later in the decade. LOOGied in 44 Mets games in 1994-95. KEVIN LOMON 17. Rule 5 pick returned to Atlanta before the end of May 1995 after giving up 17 hits and 5 walks in 9.1 innings. MIKE MARSHALL 18. Bullpen ace for most of his career, which ended with 31 innings as a Met in 1981. Has a notable post-baseball career as well. JOSH STINSON 19. Sterling Award winner in the low minors who worked his way up to the bigs in 2011, but went 0-2, 6.92 in 13 innings. Scored a run despite having zero plate appearances DONNE WALL 20. The Doug Sisk of the 2001 team, he pinch-ran for Mike Piazza and scored in a late September game, but never came to the plate. GFafif 252 FIELD 172 Batmags 60 Edgy 32 JCL 26 Ben Grimm 18 FK 11 SteveJR 6 MetFairy 5 Ceetar 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 3 Lefty 1 CF 1

IT'S OPENING DAY! (Still trying to figure out how to stretch this out, but I think this might be it.) One game as a Met, zero AB 1. Three pitches in a 1-2-3 7th inning of a 2007 game against the Nationals. Appeared in 55 games for the Padres the previous year. 2. Got Freddy Galvis to line to second and Brian Schneider to fly out to center to end the ninth after a Ty Wigginton homer put the May 28, 2012 game out of reach. 3. If you only count his one inning as a Met, his 18.00 K/9 rate would make HIM the hall of famer. 4. Perhaps his single most notable quirk is catching the ceremonial first pitch I threw out when he was a member of the 1997 Rochester Red Wings. (Plus something else about his 17th-inning Met appearance.) 5. Pitched the bottom of the 6th of a blowout loss to the Expos in September 1989. Got some innings with the Astros in 1986-87. 6. Played one inning in 2004, and then appeared in 27 games with a 2.47 ERA with St. Lucie in 2007, but got lit up Binghamton in 2008 and left baseball. 7. Pitched two innings on 9/19/69. 8. Went walk-walk-forceout-single-single-homer-flyout-walk in one game in 2015 and hasn't been back since. 9. Two innings on August 9, 1999, then traded to KC for Glendon Rusch. 10. Faced five batters on August 8, 2012 in a blowout loss to the Marlins, and has a 108.00 ERA to show for it. 11. Two innings as a Met in 1971, then a footnote to Mets history on December 10. 12. Faced one batter as a -- Richie Hebner -- and gave up a walk-off hit. One plate appearance, zero official AB 13. Acquired from the Phillies in November 1996, then traded to the Red Sox for Ricky Trlicek in May 1997. 14. 7.36 ERA in 3.2 innings. Better known for the number on his back in 2011-12 than the numbers on his Mets stat sheet. 15. Stared down Clayton Kershaw... and walked. Sterling Award winner who was a minor league starter but only lasted 33 MLB relief innings. LHP. 16. Bits and pieces of seasons from 1990-2000, most notably with Boston and Texas later in the decade. LOOGied in 44 Mets games in 1994-95. 17. Rule 5 pick returned to Atlanta before the end of May 1995 after giving up 17 hits and 5 walks in 9.1 innings. 18. Bullpen ace for most of his career, which ended with 31 innings as a Met in 1981. Has a notable post-baseball career as well. 19. Sterling Award winner in the low minors who worked his way up to the bigs in 2011, but went 0-2, 6.92 in 13 innings. Scored a run despite having zero plate appearances 20. The Doug Sisk of the 2001 team, he pinch-ran for Mike Piazza and scored in a late September game, but never came to the plate.

G-Fafif wrote: Alphabetical order was a big help down the stretch. I kinda figured I had to, because some of these guys were a little obscure. Plus, it was easier to keep them in alpha order off the B-R page.

This is what "FIELD" gets for letting Rich Rodriguez pitch; G-Fafif with a 49-run top of the ninth and folks, this baby is all but over. ONE AB: ALMONTE 1. 2003: Came over from the White Sox in the Alomar deal; had an 11.12 ERA as a Met. BENNETT 2. 2001: Catcher who was a Met for a month in July/August in between stops in Colorado and Philly. BLEVINS 3. 2015-16: LOOGY who appeared in 80 games. CAMMACK 4. 2000: Triple! CARLYLE 5. 2014-15: Reliever -- best known as a Brave, probably? -- DFAed twice in 2014 but kept coming back. CLIPPARD 6. 2015: Deadline acquisition for the bullpen. COREY 7. 2001-02: RHP caught up in the Grant Roberts weed "scandal." DEWEY 8. 1992: RHP who also pitched for the Pirates and Giants. EDGIN 9. 2012-2016: LOOGY. FLORENCE 10. 1995: Not a mob boss as far as I know. FOSS 11. 1962: RHP who only got into five games in 1962; traded the following season to Milwaukee but never made it back to the bigs. GARDNER 12. 1984-85: RHP who got us Bobby O. GOEDDEL 13. 2014-16: Wore #62. GREEN 14. 2009-10: Submariner who was the best (?) part of the Putz deal. GREENE 15. 1996: Catcher who only made it into 55 games across five seasons with the Mets, O's, Brewers, and Jays. GRZENDA 16. 1967: LHP with too many consonants in his name who played part of 8 MLB seasons. HAMPSON 17. 2012: Only gave up two runs in ten innings out of the pen as a Met. HILLMAN 18. 1962: Way shorter than the unrelated later Met. HINCHLIFFE 19. 2001: One game, two innings pitched, eight earned runs. HINSLEY 20. 1964-67: Shared rookie cards with both Bill Wakefield and Gary Kroll. HUMBER 21. 2006-07: Pitched one magical game in April 2012. JORDAN 22. 1997: LHRP acquired in the Brogna/Borland deal. JULIO 23. 2006: Closed in Baltimore, than had a 5.06 ERA as a Met. KASHIWADA 24. 1997: LHP who only spent one season in the States. KOMIYAMA 25. 2002: RHP who only spent one season in the States. LIDDELL 26. 1990: Catcher whose one MLB AB was a single in June. Scored on a wild pitch. McCRAY 27. 1992: Would run through a wall to make a play. MILLER 28. 1962: G. MILLIARD 29. 1998: Acquired from Florida for Rob Stratton, AJ Burnett, and Jesus Sanchez. MILLIGAN 30. 1987: Slugged his way through the minor leagues, but didn't break through until two teams later, in Baltimore. MORGAN 31. 1997: Mets Director of Minor League Operations. MOTA 32. 2006-07: Punk best known for being a d-bag in a spring training game. ROIDS. MUSSELMAN 33. 1989-90: We traded WHO for this guy?!?! PARK 34. 2007: One game, four innings, seven earned runs. PEREZ 35. 1997: Came to Shea after three "meh" seasons in the Florida pen, then moved on to Philly. RAMIREZ 36. 2012: Wore #62. REED 37. 2002: Submariner. F RODRIGUEZ 38. 2009-11: Better (worse?) remembered for his off-field antics, but pitcherd in 165 games. R RODRIGUEZ 39. 2000: 7.78 ERA in 37 innings. THIRTY SEVEN INNINGS WE LET THIS FUCKIN' GUY PITCH. ROSE 40. 2001: Came up as a hot Sox pitching prospect. Wound up with a 5.86 MLB ERA in 68 games. SANCHEZ 41. 2006-08: Next time, just take the 7-train. SCHOENEWEIS 42. 2007-08: Cancer survivor who put together a 12-year MLB career. SEARAGE 43. 1981: Traded by the Mets to Cleveland for Tom Veryzer, and then was a productive middle reliever until 1990. SMOKER 44. 2016: LOOGY. STRANGE 45. 2002-03: RHP who was out of baseball by 24. STRICKLAND 46. 2002-03: Excellent bullpenner who never really made it back from TJS in 2003. STURDIVANT 47. 1964: Went 16-6 for the MFYs in 1957. TAM 48. 1998-99: spent three solid years in the Oakland pen from 2000-02. TORRES 49. 2015: DEAR GOD WHAT IS THAT THING ON HIS HEAD WALKER 50. 1995-2002: Two different stints; traded to San Diego for Roberto Petagine. THAT FUCKING AWFUL GENE WALTER 51. 1987-88: The OTHER guy with the sweet moustache who came from San Diego. WYNNE 52. 1967: Traded to the White Sox in the Agee/Weis deal. GFafif 235 FIELD 171 Batmags 60 Edgy 32 JCL 26 Ben Grimm 18 FK 11 SteveJR 6 MetFairy 4 Ceetar 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 3 Lefty 1 CF 1 Twenty players on the special "zero" list for tomorrow! I should make them be worth ten points each.

It's all over but the shouting, folks. ONE AB: ALMONTE 1. 2003: Came over from the White Sox in the Alomar deal; had an 11.12 ERA as a Met. BENNETT 2. 2001: Catcher who was a Met for a month in July/August in between stops in Colorado and Philly. BLEVINS 3. 2015-16: LOOGY who appeared in 80 games. CAMMACK 4. 2000: Triple! CARLYLE 5. 2014-15: Reliever -- best known as a Brave, probably? -- DFAed twice in 2014 but kept coming back. CLIPPARD 6. 2015: Deadline acquisition for the bullpen. COREY 7. 2001-02: RHP caught up in the Grant Roberts weed "scandal." DEWEY 8. 1992: RHP who also pitched for the Pirates and Giants. EDGIN 9. 2012-2016: LOOGY. FLORENCE 10. 1995: Not a mob boss as far as I know. FOSS 11. 1962: RHP who only got into five games in 1962; traded the following season to Milwaukee but never made it back to the bigs. GARDNER 12. 1984-85: RHP who got us Bobby O. GOEDDEL 13. 2014-16: Wore #62. GREEN 14. 2009-10: Submariner who was the best (?) part of the Putz deal. GREENE 15. 1996: Catcher who only made it into 55 games across five seasons with the Mets, O's, Brewers, and Jays. 16. 1967: LHP with too many consonants in his name who played part of 8 MLB seasons. HAMPSON 17. 2012: Only gave up two runs in ten innings out of the pen as a Met. HILLMAN 18. 1962: Way shorter than the unrelated later Met. HINCHLIFFE 19. 2001: One game, two innings pitched, eight earned runs. HINSLEY 20. 1964-67: Shared rookie cards with both Bill Wakefield and Gary Kroll. HUMBER 21. 2006-07: Pitched one magical game in April 2012. JORDAN 22. 1997: LHRP acquired in the Brogna/Borland deal. JULIO 23. 2006: Closed in Baltimore, than had a 5.06 ERA as a Met. KASHIWADA 24. 1997: LHP who only spent one season in the States. KOMIYAMA 25. 2002: RHP who only spent one season in the States. LIDDELL 26. 1990: Catcher whose one MLB AB was a single in June. Scored on a wild pitch. McCRAY 27. 1992: Would run through a wall to make a play. MILLER 28. 1962: G. MILLIARD 29. 1998: Acquired from Florida for Rob Stratton, AJ Burnett, and Jesus Sanchez. MILLIGAN 30. 1987: Slugged his way through the minor leagues, but didn't break through until two teams later, in Baltimore. MORGAN 31. 1997: Mets Director of Minor League Operations. MOTA 32. 2006-07: Punk best known for being a d-bag in a spring training game. ROIDS. MUSSELMAN 33. 1989-90: We traded WHO for this guy?!?! PARK 34. 2007: One game, four innings, seven earned runs. PEREZ 35. 1997: Came to Shea after three "meh" seasons in the Florida pen, then moved on to Philly. RAMIREZ 36. 2012: Wore #62. REED 37. 2002: Submariner. F RODRIGUEZ 38. 2009-11: Better (worse?) remembered for his off-field antics, but pitcherd in 165 games. R RODRIGUEZ 39. 2000: 7.78 ERA in 37 innings. THIRTY SEVEN INNINGS WE LET THIS FUCKIN' GUY PITCH. ROSE 40. 2001: Came up as a hot Sox pitching prospect. Wound up with a 5.86 MLB ERA in 68 games. SANCHEZ 41. 2006-08: Next time, just take the 7-train. SCHOENEWEIS 42. 2007-08: Cancer survivor who put together a 12-year MLB career. SEARAGE 43. 1981: Traded by the Mets to Cleveland for Tom Veryzer, and then was a productive middle reliever until 1990. SMOKER 44. 2016: LOOGY. STRANGE 45. 2002-03: RHP who was out of baseball by 24. STRICKLAND 46. 2002-03: Excellent bullpenner who never really made it back from TJS in 2003. 47. 1964: Went 16-6 for the MFYs in 1957. TAM 48. 1998-99: spent three solid years in the Oakland pen from 2000-02. TORRES 49. 2015: DEAR GOD WHAT IS THAT THING ON HIS HEAD WALKER 50. 1995-2002: Two different stints; traded to San Diego for Roberto Petagine. THAT FUCKING AWFUL GENE WALTER 51. 1987-88: The OTHER guy with the sweet moustache who came from San Diego. WYNNE 52. 1967: Traded to the White Sox in the Agee/Weis deal. GFafif 233 FIELD 171 Batmags 60 Edgy 32 JCL 26 Ben Grimm 18 FK 11 SteveJR 6 MetFairy 4 Ceetar 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 3 Lefty 1 CF 1

ONE AB: ALMONTE 1. 2003: Came over from the White Sox in the Alomar deal; had an 11.12 ERA as a Met. BENNETT 2. 2001: Catcher who was a Met for a month in July/August in between stops in Colorado and Philly. BLEVINS 3. 2015-16: LOOGY who appeared in 80 games. CAMMACK 4. 2000: Triple! CARLYLE 5. 2014-15: Reliever -- best known as a Brave, probably? -- DFAed twice in 2014 but kept coming back. CLIPPARD 6. 2015: Deadline acquisition for the bullpen. COREY 7. 2001-02: RHP caught up in the Grant Roberts weed "scandal." DEWEY 8. 1992: RHP who also pitched for the Pirates and Giants. EDGIN 9. 2012-2016: LOOGY. FLORENCE 10. 1995: Not a mob boss as far as I know. 11. 1962: RHP who only got into five games in 1962; traded the following season to Milwaukee but never made it back to the bigs. GARDNER 12. 1984-85: RHP who got us Bobby O. GOEDDEL 13. 2014-16: Wore #62. GREEN 14. 2009-10: Submariner who was the best (?) part of the Putz deal. GREENE 15. 1996: Catcher who only made it into 55 games across five seasons with the Mets, O's, Brewers, and Jays. 16. 1967: LHP with too many consonants in his name who played part of 8 MLB seasons. HAMPSON 17. 2012: Only gave up two runs in ten innings out of the pen as a Met. HILLMAN 18. 1962: Way shorter than the unrelated later Met. HINCHLIFFE 19. 2001: One game, two innings pitched, eight earned runs. HINSLEY 20. 1964-67: Shared rookie cards with both Bill Wakefield and Gary Kroll. HUMBER 21. 2006-07: Pitched one magical game in April 2012. JORDAN 22. 1997: LHRP acquired in the Brogna/Borland deal. JULIO 23. 2006: Closed in Baltimore, than had a 5.06 ERA as a Met. KASHIWADA 24. 1997: LHP who only spent one season in the States. KOMIYAMA 25. 2002: RHP who only spent one season in the States. LIDDELL 26. 1990: Catcher whose one MLB AB was a single in June. Scored on a wild pitch. McCRAY 27. 1992: Would run through a wall to make a play. 28. 1962: G. MILLIARD 29. 1998: Acquired from Florida for Rob Stratton, AJ Burnett, and Jesus Sanchez. MILLIGAN 30. 1987: Slugged his way through the minor leagues, but didn't break through until two teams later, in Baltimore. MORGAN 31. 1997: Mets Director of Minor League Operations. MOTA 32. 2006-07: Punk best known for being a d-bag in a spring training game. ROIDS. MUSSELMAN 33. 1989-90: We traded WHO for this guy?!?! PARK 34. 2007: One game, four innings, seven earned runs. PEREZ 35. 1997: Came to Shea after three "meh" seasons in the Florida pen, then moved on to Philly. RAMIREZ 36. 2012: Wore #62. 37. 2002: Submariner. F RODRIGUEZ 38. 2009-11: Better (worse?) remembered for his off-field antics, but pitcherd in 165 games. R RODRIGUEZ 39. 2000: 7.78 ERA in 37 innings. THIRTY SEVEN INNINGS WE LET THIS FUCKIN' GUY PITCH. ROSE 40. 2001: Came up as a hot Sox pitching prospect. Wound up with a 5.86 MLB ERA in 68 games. SANCHEZ 41. 2006-08: Next time, just take the 7-train. SCHOENEWEIS 42. 2007-08: Cancer survivor who put together a 12-year MLB career. SEARAGE 43. 1981: Traded by the Mets to Cleveland for Tom Veryzer, and then was a productive middle reliever until 1990. SMOKER 44. 2016: LOOGY. STRANGE 45. 2002-03: RHP who was out of baseball by 24. 46. 2002-03: Excellent bullpenner who never really made it back from TJS in 2003. 47. 1964: Went 16-6 for the MFYs in 1957. TAM 48. 1998-99: spent three solid years in the Oakland pen from 2000-02. TORRES 49. 2015: DEAR GOD WHAT IS THAT THING ON HIS HEAD WALKER 50. 1995-2002: Two different stints; traded to San Diego for Roberto Petagine. THAT FUCKING AWFUL GENE WALTER 51. 1987-88: The OTHER guy with the sweet moustache who came from San Diego. WYNNE 52. 1967: Traded to the White Sox in the Agee/Weis deal. GFafif 229 FIELD 171 Batmags 60 Edgy 32 JCL 26 Ben Grimm 18 FK 11 SteveJR 6 MetFairy 4 Ceetar 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 3 Lefty 1 CF 1

ONE AB: ALMONTE 1. 2003: Came over from the White Sox in the Alomar deal; had an 11.12 ERA as a Met. BENNETT 2. 2001: Catcher who was a Met for a month in July/August in between stops in Colorado and Philly. BLEVINS 3. 2015-16: LOOGY who appeared in 80 games. CAMMACK 4. 2000: Triple! 5. 2014-15: Reliever -- best known as a Brave, probably? -- DFAed twice in 2014 but kept coming back. CLIPPARD 6. 2015: Deadline acquisition for the bullpen. COREY 7. 2001-02: RHP caught up in the Grant Roberts weed "scandal." DEWEY 8. 1992: RHP who also pitched for the Pirates and Giants. 9. 2012-2016: LOOGY. FLORENCE 10. 1995: Not a mob boss as far as I know. 11. 1962: RHP who only got into five games in 1962; traded the following season to Milwaukee but never made it back to the bigs. GARDNER 12. 1984-85: RHP who got us Bobby O. GOEDDEL 13. 2014-16: Wore #62. GREEN 14. 2009-10: Submariner who was the best (?) part of the Putz deal. GREENE 15. 1996: Catcher who only made it into 55 games across five seasons with the Mets, O's, Brewers, and Jays. 16. 1967: LHP with too many consonants in his name who played part of 8 MLB seasons. HAMPSON 17. 2012: Only gave up two runs in ten innings out of the pen as a Met. HILLMAN 18. 1962: Way shorter than the unrelated later Met. HINCHLIFFE 19. 2001: One game, two innings pitched, eight earned runs. HINSLEY 20. 1964-67: Shared rookie cards with both Bill Wakefield and Gary Kroll. HUMBER 21. 2006-07: Pitched one magical game in April 2012. JORDAN 22. 1997: LHRP acquired in the Brogna/Borland deal. JULIO 23. 2006: Closed in Baltimore, than had a 5.06 ERA as a Met. KASHIWADA 24. 1997: LHP who only spent one season in the States. KOMIYAMA 25. 2002: RHP who only spent one season in the States. LIDDELL 26. 1990: Catcher whose one MLB AB was a single in June. Scored on a wild pitch. McCRAY 27. 1992: Would run through a wall to make a play. 28. 1962: G. MILLIARD 29. 1998: Acquired from Florida for Rob Stratton, AJ Burnett, and Jesus Sanchez. MILLIGAN 30. 1987: Slugged his way through the minor leagues, but didn't break through until two teams later, in Baltimore. MORGAN 31. 1997: Mets Director of Minor League Operations. MOTA 32. 2006-07: Punk best known for being a d-bag in a spring training game. ROIDS. MUSSELMAN 33. 1989-90: We traded WHO for this guy?!?! PARK 34. 2007: One game, four innings, seven earned runs. PEREZ 35. 1997: Came to Shea after three "meh" seasons in the Florida pen, then moved on to Philly. 36. 2012: Wore #62. 37. 2002: Submariner. F RODRIGUEZ 38. 2009-11: Better (worse?) remembered for his off-field antics, but pitcherd in 165 games. R RODRIGUEZ 39. 2000: 7.78 ERA in 37 innings. THIRTY SEVEN INNINGS WE LET THIS FUCKIN' GUY PITCH. ROSE 40. 2001: Came up as a hot Sox pitching prospect. Wound up with a 5.86 MLB ERA in 68 games. SANCHEZ 41. 2006-08: Next time, just take the 7-train. SCHOENEWEIS 42. 2007-08: Cancer survivor who put together a 12-year MLB career. SEARAGE 43. 1981: Traded by the Mets to Cleveland for Tom Veryzer, and then was a productive middle reliever until 1990. SMOKER 44. 2016: LOOGY. STRANGE 45. 2002-03: RHP who was out of baseball by 24. 46. 2002-03: Excellent bullpenner who never really made it back from TJS in 2003. 47. 1964: Went 16-6 for the MFYs in 1957. TAM 48. 1998-99: spent three solid years in the Oakland pen from 2000-02. TORRES 49. 2015: DEAR GOD WHAT IS THAT THING ON HIS HEAD WALKER 50. 1995-2002: Two different stints; traded to San Diego for Roberto Petagine. THAT FUCKING AWFUL GENE WALTER 51. 1987-88: The OTHER guy with the sweet moustache who came from San Diego. WYNNE 52. 1967: Traded to the White Sox in the Agee/Weis deal. GFafif 226 FIELD 171 Batmags 60 Edgy 32 JCL 26 Ben Grimm 18 FK 11 SteveJR 6 MetFairy 4 Ceetar 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 3 Lefty 1 CF 1

If you'd asked me how many starts Chan Ho Park got as a Met, I would have said about twelve or fifteen. ONE AB: ALMONTE 1. 2003: Came over from the White Sox in the Alomar deal; had an 11.12 ERA as a Met. BENNETT 2. 2001: Catcher who was a Met for a month in July/August in between stops in Colorado and Philly. BLEVINS 3. 2015-16: LOOGY who appeared in 80 games. CAMMACK 4. 2000: Triple! 5. 2014-15: Reliever -- best known as a Brave, probably? -- DFAed twice in 2014 but kept coming back. CLIPPARD 6. 2015: Deadline acquisition for the bullpen. COREY 7. 2001-02: RHP caught up in the Grant Roberts weed "scandal." DEWEY 8. 1992: RHP who also pitched for the Pirates and Giants. 9. 2012-2016: LOOGY. FLORENCE 10. 1995: Not a mob boss as far as I know. 11. 1962: RHP who only got into five games in 1962; traded the following season to Milwaukee but never made it back to the bigs. GARDNER 12. 1984-85: RHP who got us Bobby O. GOEDDEL 13. 2014-16: Wore #62. GREEN 14. 2009-10: Submariner who was the best (?) part of the Putz deal. GREENE 15. 1996: Catcher who only made it into 55 games across five seasons with the Mets, O's, Brewers, and Jays. 16. 1967: LHP with too many consonants in his name who played part of 8 MLB seasons. HAMPSON 17. 2012: Only gave up two runs in ten innings out of the pen as a Met. HILLMAN 18. 1962: Way shorter than the unrelated later Met. HINCHLIFFE 19. 2001: One game, two innings pitched, eight earned runs. 20. 1964-67: Shared rookie cards with both Bill Wakefield and Gary Kroll. HUMBER 21. 2006-07: Pitched one magical game in April 2012. JORDAN 22. 1997: LHRP acquired in the Brogna/Borland deal. JULIO 23. 2006: Closed in Baltimore, than had a 5.06 ERA as a Met. KASHIWADA 24. 1997: LHP who only spent one season in the States. KOMIYAMA 25. 2002: RHP who only spent one season in the States. LIDDELL 26. 1990: Catcher whose one MLB AB was a single in June. Scored on a wild pitch. McCRAY 27. 1992: Would run through a wall to make a play. 28. 1962: G. MILLIARD 29. 1998: Acquired from Florida for Rob Stratton, AJ Burnett, and Jesus Sanchez. MILLIGAN 30. 1987: Slugged his way through the minor leagues, but didn't break through until two teams later, in Baltimore. MORGAN 31. 1997: Mets Director of Minor League Operations. MOTA 32. 2006-07: Punk best known for being a d-bag in a spring training game. ROIDS. MUSSELMAN 33. 1989-90: We traded WHO for this guy?!?! PARK 34. 2007: One game, four innings, seven earned runs. PEREZ 35. 1997: Came to Shea after three "meh" seasons in the Florida pen, then moved on to Philly. 36. 2012: Wore #62. 37. 2002: Submariner. F RODRIGUEZ 38. 2009-11: Better (worse?) remembered for his off-field antics, but pitcherd in 165 games. R RODRIGUEZ 39. 2000: 7.78 ERA in 37 innings. THIRTY SEVEN INNINGS WE LET THIS FUCKIN' GUY PITCH. ROSE 40. 2001: Came up as a hot Sox pitching prospect. Wound up with a 5.86 MLB ERA in 68 games. SANCHEZ 41. 2006-08: Next time, just take the 7-train. SCHOENEWEIS 42. 2007-08: Cancer survivor who put together a 12-year MLB career. SEARAGE 43. 1981: Traded by the Mets to Cleveland for Tom Veryzer, and then was a productive middle reliever until 1990. SMOKER 44. 2016: LOOGY. 45. 2002-03: RHP who was out of baseball by 24. 46. 2002-03: Excellent bullpenner who never really made it back from TJS in 2003. 47. 1964: Went 16-6 for the MFYs in 1957. TAM 48. 1998-99: spent three solid years in the Oakland pen from 2000-02. TORRES 49. 2015: DEAR GOD WHAT IS THAT THING ON HIS HEAD 50. 1995-2002: Two different stints; traded to San Diego for Roberto Petagine. THAT FUCKING AWFUL GENE WALTER 51. 1987-88: The OTHER guy with the sweet moustache who came from San Diego. WYNNE 52. 1967: Traded to the White Sox in the Agee/Weis deal. GFafif 223 FIELD 171 Batmags 60 Edgy 32 JCL 26 Ben Grimm 18 FK 11 SteveJR 6 MetFairy 4 Ceetar 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 3 Lefty 1 CF 1

Go ahead, YOU try to come up with something notable about Don Florence. ONE AB: ALMONTE 1. 2003: Came over from the White Sox in the Alomar deal; had an 11.12 ERA as a Met. BENNETT 2. 2001: Catcher who was a Met for a month in July/August in between stops in Colorado and Philly. BLEVINS 3. 2015-16: LOOGY who appeared in 80 games. CAMMACK 4. 2000: Triple! 5. 2014-15: Reliever -- best known as a Brave, probably? -- DFAed twice in 2014 but kept coming back. CLIPPARD 6. 2015: Deadline acquisition for the bullpen. COREY 7. 2001-02: RHP caught up in the Grant Roberts weed "scandal." DEWEY 8. 1992: RHP who also pitched for the Pirates and Giants. 9. 2012-2016: LOOGY. FLORENCE 10. 1995: Not a mob boss as far as I know. 11. 1962: RHP who only got into five games in 1962; traded the following season to Milwaukee but never made it back to the bigs. GARDNER 12. 1984-85: RHP who got us Bobby O. GOEDDEL 13. 2014-16: Wore #62. GREEN 14. 2009-10: Submariner who was the best (?) part of the Putz deal. GREENE 15. 1996: Catcher who only made it into 55 games across five seasons with the Mets, O's, Brewers, and Jays. 16. 1967: LHP with too many consonants in his name who played part of 8 MLB seasons. HAMPSON 17. 2012: Only gave up two runs in ten innings out of the pen as a Met. HILLMAN 18. 1962: Way shorter than the unrelated later Met. HINCHLIFFE 19. 2001: One game, two innings pitched, eight earned runs. 20. 1964-67: Shared rookie cards with both Bill Wakefield and Gary Kroll. HUMBER 21. 2006-07: Pitched one magical game in April 2012. JORDAN 22. 1997: LHRP acquired in the Brogna/Borland deal. JULIO 23. 2006: Closed in Baltimore, than had a 5.06 ERA as a Met. KASHIWADA 24. 1997: LHP who only spent one season in the States. KOMIYAMA 25. 2002: RHP who only spent one season in the States. LIDDELL 26. 1990: Catcher whose one MLB AB was a single in June. Scored on a wild pitch. McCRAY 27. 1992: Would run through a wall to make a play. 28. 1962: G. MILLIARD 29. 1998: Acquired from Florida for Rob Stratton, AJ Burnett, and Jesus Sanchez. MILLIGAN 30. 1987: Slugged his way through the minor leagues, but didn't break through until two teams later, in Baltimore. MORGAN 31. 1997: Mets Director of Minor League Operations. MOTA 32. 2006-07: Punk best known for being a d-bag in a spring training game. ROIDS. MUSSELMAN 33. 1989-90: We traded WHO for this guy?!?! 34. 2007: One game, four innings, seven earned runs. PEREZ 35. 1997: Came to Shea after three "meh" seasons in the Florida pen, then moved on to Philly. 36. 2012: Wore #62. 37. 2002: Submariner. F RODRIGUEZ 38. 2009-11: Better (worse?) remembered for his off-field antics, but pitcherd in 165 games. R RODRIGUEZ 39. 2000: 7.78 ERA in 37 innings. THIRTY SEVEN INNINGS WE LET THIS FUCKIN' GUY PITCH. ROSE 40. 2001: Came up as a hot Sox pitching prospect. Wound up with a 5.86 MLB ERA in 68 games. SANCHEZ 41. 2006-08: Next time, just take the 7-train. SCHOENEWEIS 42. 2007-08: Cancer survivor who put together a 12-year MLB career. SEARAGE 43. 1981: Traded by the Mets to Cleveland for Tom Veryzer, and then was a productive middle reliever until 1990. 44. 2016: LOOGY. 45. 2002-03: RHP who was out of baseball by 24. 46. 2002-03: Excellent bullpenner who never really made it back from TJS in 2003. 47. 1964: Went 16-6 for the MFYs in 1957. TAM 48. 1998-99: spent three solid years in the Oakland pen from 2000-02. TORRES 49. 2015: DEAR GOD WHAT IS THAT THING ON HIS HEAD 50. 1995-2002: Two different stints; traded to San Diego for Roberto Petagine. THAT FUCKING AWFUL GENE WALTER 51. 1987-88: The OTHER guy with the sweet moustache who came from San Diego. WYNNE 52. 1967: Traded to the White Sox in the Agee/Weis deal. GFafif 221 FIELD 171 Batmags 60 Edgy 32 JCL 26 Ben Grimm 18 FK 11 SteveJR 6 MetFairy 4 Ceetar 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 3 Lefty 1 CF 1

TWO ABs: DAVE EILERS 12. 1965-66: Got to share a rookie card with Rob Gardner, at least? JASON ROACH 30. 2003: Seven runs in three innings in his MLB debut, five runs in six innings three weeks later, and that was it for his MLB career. ONE AB: ALMONTE 1. 2003: Came over from the White Sox in the Alomar deal; had an 11.12 ERA as a Met. BENNETT 2. 2001: Catcher who was a Met for a month in July/August in between stops in Colorado and Philly. BLEVINS 3. 2015-16: LOOGY who appeared in 80 games. CAMMACK 4. 2000: Triple! 5. 2014-15: Reliever -- best known as a Brave, probably? -- DFAed twice in 2014 but kept coming back. CLIPPARD 6. 2015: Deadline acquisition for the bullpen. COREY 7. 2001-02: RHP caught up in the Grant Roberts weed "scandal." DEWEY 8. 1992: RHP who also pitched for the Pirates and Giants. 9. 2012-2016: LOOGY. 10. 1995: Not a mob boss as far as I know. 11. 1962: RHP who only got into five games in 1962; traded the following season to Milwaukee but never made it back to the bigs. GARDNER 12. 1984-85: RHP who got us Bobby O. GOEDDEL 13. 2014-16: Wore #62. GREEN 14. 2009-10: Submariner who was the best (?) part of the Putz deal. GREENE 15. 1996: Catcher who only made it into 55 games across five seasons with the Mets, O's, Brewers, and Jays. 16. 1967: LHP with too many consonants in his name who played part of 8 MLB seasons. HAMPSON 17. 2012: Only gave up two runs in ten innings out of the pen as a Met. HILLMAN 18. 1962: Way shorter than the unrelated later Met. HINCHLIFFE 19. 2001: One game, two innings pitched, eight earned runs. 20. 1964-67: Shared rookie cards with both Bill Wakefield and Gary Kroll. HUMBER 21. 2006-07: Pitched one magical game in April 2012. JORDAN 22. 1997: LHRP acquired in the Brogna/Borland deal. JULIO 23. 2006: Closed in Baltimore, than had a 5.06 ERA as a Met. KASHIWADA 24. 1997: LHP who only spent one season in the States. KOMIYAMA 25. 2002: RHP who only spent one season in the States. LIDDELL 26. 1990: Catcher whose one MLB AB was a single in June. Scored on a wild pitch. McCRAY 27. 1992: Would run through a wall to make a play. 28. 1962: G. 29. 1998: Acquired from Florida for Rob Stratton, AJ Burnett, and Jesus Sanchez. MILLIGAN 30. 1987: Slugged his way through the minor leagues, but didn't break through until two teams later, in Baltimore. MORGAN 31. 1997: Mets Director of Minor League Operations. MOTA 32. 2006-07: Punk best known for being a d-bag in a spring training game. ROIDS. MUSSELMAN 33. 1989-90: We traded WHO for this guy?!?! 34. 2007: One game, four innings, seven earned runs. PEREZ 35. 1997: Came to Shea after three "meh" seasons in the Florida pen, then moved on to Philly. 36. 2012: Wore #62. 37. 2002: Submariner. F RODRIGUEZ 38. 2009-11: Better (worse?) remembered for his off-field antics, but pitcherd in 165 games. R RODRIGUEZ 39. 2000: 7.78 ERA in 37 innings. THIRTY SEVEN INNINGS WE LET THIS FUCKIN' GUY PITCH. ROSE 40. 2001: Came up as a hot Sox pitching prospect. Wound up with a 5.86 MLB ERA in 68 games. SANCHEZ 41. 2006-08: Next time, just take the 7-train. SCHOENEWEIS 42. 2007-08: Cancer survivor who put together a 12-year MLB career. SEARAGE 43. 1981: Traded by the Mets to Cleveland for Tom Veryzer, and then was a productive middle reliever until 1990. 44. 2016: LOOGY. 45. 2002-03: RHP who was out of baseball by 24. 46. 2002-03: Excellent bullpenner who never really made it back from TJS in 2003. 47. 1964: Went 16-6 for the MFYs in 1957. TAM 48. 1998-99: spent three solid years in the Oakland pen from 2000-02. TORRES 49. 2015: DEAR GOD WHAT IS THAT THING ON HIS HEAD 50. 1995-2002: Two different stints; traded to San Diego for Roberto Petagine. THAT FUCKING AWFUL GENE WALTER 51. 1987-88: The OTHER guy with the sweet moustache who came from San Diego. WYNNE 52. 1967: Traded to the White Sox in the Agee/Weis deal. GFafif 219 FIELD 171 Batmags 60 Edgy 32 JCL 26 Ben Grimm 18 FK 11 SteveJR 6 MetFairy 4 Ceetar 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 3 Lefty 1 CF 1

TWO ABs: 12. 1965-66: Got to share a rookie card with Rob Gardner, at least? 30. 2003: Seven runs in three innings in his MLB debut, five runs in six innings three weeks later, and that was it for his MLB career. ONE AB: ALMONTE 1. 2003: Came over from the White Sox in the Alomar deal; had an 11.12 ERA as a Met. BENNETT 2. 2001: Catcher who was a Met for a month in July/August in between stops in Colorado and Philly. BLEVINS 3. 2015-16: LOOGY who appeared in 80 games. CAMMACK 4. 2000: Triple! 5. 2014-15: Reliever -- best known as a Brave, probably? -- DFAed twice in 2014 but kept coming back. CLIPPARD 6. 2015: Deadline acquisition for the bullpen. COREY 7. 2001-02: RHP caught up in the Grant Roberts weed "scandal." DEWEY 8. 1992: RHP who also pitched for the Pirates and Giants. 9. 2012-2016: LOOGY. 10. 1995: Not a mob boss as far as I know. 11. 1962: RHP who only got into five games in 1962; traded the following season to Milwaukee but never made it back to the bigs. GARDNER 12. 1984-85: RHP who got us Bobby O. GOEDDEL 13. 2014-16: Wore #62. GREEN 14. 2009-10: Submariner who was the best (?) part of the Putz deal. GREENE 15. 1996: Catcher who only made it into 55 games across five seasons with the Mets, O's, Brewers, and Jays. 16. 1967: LHP with too many consonants in his name who played part of 8 MLB seasons. HAMPSON 17. 2012: Only gave up two runs in ten innings out of the pen as a Met. HILLMAN 18. 1962: Way shorter than the unrelated later Met. HINCHLIFFE 19. 2001: One game, two innings pitched, eight earned runs. 20. 1964-67: Shared rookie cards with both Bill Wakefield and Gary Kroll. HUMBER 21. 2006-07: Pitched one magical game in April 2012. JORDAN 22. 1997: LHRP acquired in the Brogna/Borland deal. JULIO 23. 2006: Closed in Baltimore, than had a 5.06 ERA as a Met. KASHIWADA 24. 1997: LHP who only spent one season in the States. KOMIYAMA 25. 2002: RHP who only spent one season in the States. LIDDELL 26. 1990: Catcher whose one MLB AB was a single in June. Scored on a wild pitch. McCRAY 27. 1992: Would run through a wall to make a play. 28. 1962: G. 29. 1998: Acquired from Florida for Rob Stratton, AJ Burnett, and Jesus Sanchez. MILLIGAN 30. 1987: Slugged his way through the minor leagues, but didn't break through until two teams later, in Baltimore. MORGAN 31. 1997: Mets Director of Minor League Operations. MOTA 32. 2006-07: Punk best known for being a d-bag in a spring training game. ROIDS. MUSSELMAN 33. 1989-90: We traded WHO for this guy?!?! 34. 2007: One game, four innings, seven earned runs. PEREZ 35. 1997: Came to Shea after three "meh" seasons in the Florida pen, then moved on to Philly. 36. 2012: Wore #62. 37. 2002: Submariner. F RODRIGUEZ 38. 2009-11: Better (worse?) remembered for his off-field antics, but pitcherd in 165 games. R RODRIGUEZ 39. 2000: 7.78 ERA in 37 innings. THIRTY SEVEN INNINGS WE LET THIS FUCKIN' GUY PITCH. ROSE 40. 2001: Came up as a hot Sox pitching prospect. Wound up with a 5.86 MLB ERA in 68 games. SANCHEZ 41. 2006-08: Next time, just take the 7-train. SCHOENEWEIS 42. 2007-08: Cancer survivor who put together a 12-year MLB career. SEARAGE 43. 1981: Traded by the Mets to Cleveland for Tom Veryzer, and then was a productive middle reliever until 1990. 44. 2016: LOOGY. 45. 2002-03: RHP who was out of baseball by 24. 46. 2002-03: Excellent bullpenner who never really made it back from TJS in 2003. 47. 1964: Went 16-6 for the MFYs in 1957. TAM 48. 1998-99: spent three solid years in the Oakland pen from 2000-02. TORRES 49. 2015: DEAR GOD WHAT IS THAT THING ON HIS HEAD 50. 1995-2002: Two different stints; traded to San Diego for Roberto Petagine. THAT FUCKING AWFUL GENE WALTER 51. 1987-88: The OTHER guy with the sweet moustache who came from San Diego. WYNNE 52. 1967: Traded to the White Sox in the Agee/Weis deal. GFafif 217 FIELD 171 Batmags 60 Edgy 32 JCL 26 Ben Grimm 18 FK 11 SteveJR 6 MetFairy 4 Ceetar 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 3 Lefty 1 CF 1

I think I disliked Rich Rodriguez as much as any Mets reliever ever. TWO ABs: 12. 1965-66: Got to share a rookie card with Rob Gardner, at least? 30. 2003: Seven runs in three innings in his MLB debut, five runs in six innings three weeks later, and that was it for his MLB career. ONE AB: ALMONTE 1. 2003: Came over from the White Sox in the Alomar deal; had an 11.12 ERA as a Met. BENNETT 2. 2001: Catcher who was a Met for a month in July/August in between stops in Colorado and Philly. BLEVINS 3. 2015-16: LOOGY who appeared in 80 games. CAMMACK 4. 2000: Triple! 5. 2014-15: Reliever -- best known as a Brave, probably? -- DFAed twice in 2014 but kept coming back. CLIPPARD 6. 2015: Deadline acquisition for the bullpen. COREY 7. 2001-02: RHP caught up in the Grant Roberts weed "scandal." DEWEY 8. 1992: RHP who also pitched for the Pirates and Giants. 9. 2012-2016: LOOGY. 10. 1995: Not a mob boss as far as I know. 11. 1962: RHP who only got into five games in 1962; traded the following season to Milwaukee but never made it back to the bigs. GARDNER 12. 1984-85: RHP who got us Bobby O. GOEDDEL 13. 2014-16: Wore #62. GREEN 14. 2009-10: Submariner who was the best (?) part of the Putz deal. GREENE 15. 1996: Catcher who only made it into 55 games across five seasons with the Mets, O's, Brewers, and Jays. 16. 1967: LHP with too many consonants in his name who played part of 8 MLB seasons. HAMPSON 17. 2012: Only gave up two runs in ten innings out of the pen as a Met. HILLMAN 18. 1962: Way shorter than the unrelated later Met. HINCHLIFFE 19. 2001: One game, two innings pitched, eight earned runs. 20. 1964-67: Shared rookie cards with both Bill Wakefield and Gary Kroll. HUMBER 21. 2006-07: Pitched one magical game in April 2012. JORDAN 22. 1997: LHRP acquired in the Brogna/Borland deal. JULIO 23. 2006: Closed in Baltimore, than had a 5.06 ERA as a Met. KASHIWADA 24. 1997: LHP who only spent one season in the States. KOMIYAMA 25. 2002: RHP who only spent one season in the States. LIDDELL 26. 1990: Catcher whose one MLB AB was a single in June. Scored on a wild pitch. McCRAY 27. 1992: Would run through a wall to make a play. 28. 1962: G. 29. 1998: Acquired from Florida for Rob Stratton, AJ Burnett, and Jesus Sanchez. MILLIGAN 30. 1987: Slugged his way through the minor leagues, but didn't break through until two teams later, in Baltimore. MORGAN 31. 1997: Mets Director of Minor League Operations. MOTA 32. 2006-07: Punk best known for being a d-bag in a spring training game. ROIDS. MUSSELMAN 33. 1989-90: We traded WHO for this guy?!?! 34. 2007: One game, four innings, seven earned runs. PEREZ 35. 1997: Came to Shea after three "meh" seasons in the Florida pen, then moved on to Philly. 36. 2012: Wore #62. 37. 2002: Submariner. 38. 2009-11: Better (worse?) remembered for his off-field antics, but pitcherd in 165 games. RODRIGUEZ 39. 2000: 7.78 ERA in 37 innings. THIRTY SEVEN INNINGS WE LET THIS FUCKIN' GUY PITCH. ROSE 40. 2001: Came up as a hot Sox pitching prospect. Wound up with a 5.86 MLB ERA in 68 games. SANCHEZ 41. 2006-08: Next time, just take the 7-train. 42. 2007-08: Cancer survivor who put together a 12-year MLB career. 43. 1981: Traded by the Mets to Cleveland for Tom Veryzer, and then was a productive middle reliever until 1990. 44. 2016: LOOGY. 45. 2002-03: RHP who was out of baseball by 24. 46. 2002-03: Excellent bullpenner who never really made it back from TJS in 2003. 47. 1964: Went 16-6 for the MFYs in 1957. 48. 1998-99: spent three solid years in the Oakland pen from 2000-02. TORRES 49. 2015: DEAR GOD WHAT IS THAT THING ON HIS HEAD 50. 1995-2002: Two different stints; traded to San Diego for Roberto Petagine. 51. 1987-88: The OTHER guy with the sweet moustache who came from San Diego. 52. 1967: Traded to the White Sox in the Agee/Weis deal. GFafif 211 FIELD 171 Batmags 60 Edgy 32 JCL 26 Ben Grimm 18 FK 11 SteveJR 6 MetFairy 4 Ceetar 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 3 Lefty 1 CF 1

TWO ABs: 12. 1965-66: Got to share a rookie card with Rob Gardner, at least? 30. 2003: Seven runs in three innings in his MLB debut, five runs in six innings three weeks later, and that was it for his MLB career. ONE AB: ALMONTE 1. 2003: Came over from the White Sox in the Alomar deal; had an 11.12 ERA as a Met. BENNETT 2. 2001: Catcher who was a Met for a month in July/August in between stops in Colorado and Philly. BLEVINS 3. 2015-16: LOOGY who appeared in 80 games. CAMMACK 4. 2000: Triple! 5. 2014-15: Reliever -- best known as a Brave, probably? -- DFAed twice in 2014 but kept coming back. CLIPPARD 6. 2015: Deadline acquisition for the bullpen. COREY 7. 2001-02: RHP caught up in the Grant Roberts weed "scandal." DEWEY 8. 1992: RHP who also pitched for the Pirates and Giants. 9. 2012-2016: LOOGY. 10. 1995: Not a mob boss as far as I know. 11. 1962: RHP who only got into five games in 1962; traded the following season to Milwaukee but never made it back to the bigs. GARDNER 12. 1984-85: RHP who got us Bobby O. GOEDDEL 13. 2014-16: Wore #62. GREEN 14. 2009-10: Submariner who was the best (?) part of the Putz deal. GREENE 15. 1996: Catcher who only made it into 55 games across five seasons with the Mets, O's, Brewers, and Jays. 16. 1967: LHP with too many consonants in his name who played part of 8 MLB seasons. HAMPSON 17. 2012: Only gave up two runs in ten innings out of the pen as a Met. HILLMAN 18. 1962: Way shorter than the unrelated later Met. HINCHLIFFE 19. 2001: One game, two innings pitched, eight earned runs. 20. 1964-67: Shared rookie cards with both Bill Wakefield and Gary Kroll. HUMBER 21. 2006-07: Pitched one magical game in April 2012. JORDAN 22. 1997: LHRP acquired in the Brogna/Borland deal. JULIO 23. 2006: Closed in Baltimore, than had a 5.06 ERA as a Met. KASHIWADA 24. 1997: LHP who only spent one season in the States. KOMIYAMA 25. 2002: RHP who only spent one season in the States. LIDDELL 26. 1990: Catcher whose one MLB AB was a single in June. Scored on a wild pitch. McCRAY 27. 1992: Would run through a wall to make a play. 28. 1962: G. 29. 1998: Acquired from Florida for Rob Stratton, AJ Burnett, and Jesus Sanchez. MILLIGAN 30. 1987: Slugged his way through the minor leagues, but didn't break through until two teams later, in Baltimore. MORGAN 31. 1997: Mets Director of Minor League Operations. MOTA 32. 2006-07: Punk best known for being a d-bag in a spring training game. ROIDS. MUSSELMAN 33. 1989-90: We traded WHO for this guy?!?! 34. 2007: One game, four innings, seven earned runs. PEREZ 35. 1997: Came to Shea after three "meh" seasons in the Florida pen, then moved on to Philly. 36. 2012: Wore #62. 37. 2002: Submariner. 38. 2009-11: Better (worse?) remembered for his off-field antics, but pitcherd in 165 games. 39. 2000: 7.78 ERA in 37 innings. THIRTY SEVEN INNINGS WE LET THIS FUCKIN' GUY PITCH. 40. 2001: Came up as a hot Sox pitching prospect. Wound up with a 5.86 MLB ERA in 68 games. 41. 2006-08: Next time, just take the 7-train. 42. 2007-08: Cancer survivor who put together a 12-year MLB career. 43. 1981: Traded by the Mets to Cleveland for Tom Veryzer, and then was a productive middle reliever until 1990. 44. 2016: LOOGY. 45. 2002-03: RHP who was out of baseball by 24. 46. 2002-03: Excellent bullpenner who never really made it back from TJS in 2003. 47. 1964: Went 16-6 for the MFYs in 1957. 48. 1998-99: spent three solid years in the Oakland pen from 2000-02. TORRES 49. 2015: DEAR GOD WHAT IS THAT THING ON HIS HEAD 50. 1995-2002: Two different stints; traded to San Diego for Roberto Petagine. 51. 1987-88: The OTHER guy with the sweet moustache who came from San Diego. 52. 1967: Traded to the White Sox in the Agee/Weis deal. GFafif 208 FIELD 171 Batmags 60 Edgy 32 JCL 26 Ben Grimm 18 FK 11 SteveJR 6 MetFairy 4 Ceetar 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 3 Lefty 1 CF 1

TWO ABs: 12. 1965-66: Got to share a rookie card with Rob Gardner, at least? 30. 2003: Seven runs in three innings in his MLB debut, five runs in six innings three weeks later, and that was it for his MLB career. ONE AB: ALMONTE 1. 2003: Came over from the White Sox in the Alomar deal; had an 11.12 ERA as a Met. BENNETT 2. 2001: Catcher who was a Met for a month in July/August in between stops in Colorado and Philly. BLEVINS 3. 2015-16: LOOGY who appeared in 80 games. CAMMACK 4. 2000: Triple! 5. 2014-15: Reliever -- best known as a Brave, probably? -- DFAed twice in 2014 but kept coming back. CLIPPARD 6. 2015: Deadline acquisition for the bullpen. COREY 7. 2001-02: RHP caught up in the Grant Roberts weed "scandal." DEWEY 8. 1992: RHP who also pitched for the Pirates and Giants. 9. 2012-2016: LOOGY. 10. 1995: Not a mob boss as far as I know. 11. 1962: RHP who only got into five games in 1962; traded the following season to Milwaukee but never made it back to the bigs. GARDNER 12. 1984-85: RHP who got us Bobby O. GOEDDEL 13. 2014-16: Wore #62. GREEN 14. 2009-10: Submariner who was the best (?) part of the Putz deal. GREENE 15. 1996: Catcher who only made it into 55 games across five seasons with the Mets, O's, Brewers, and Jays. 16. 1967: LHP with too many consonants in his name who played part of 8 MLB seasons. HAMPSON 17. 2012: Only gave up two runs in ten innings out of the pen as a Met. HILLMAN 18. 1962: Way shorter than the unrelated later Met. HINCHLIFFE 19. 2001: One game, two innings pitched, eight earned runs. 20. 1964-67: Shared rookie cards with both Bill Wakefield and Gary Kroll. HUMBER 21. 2006-07: Pitched one magical game in April 2012. JORDAN 22. 1997: LHRP acquired in the Brogna/Borland deal. JULIO 23. 2006: Closed in Baltimore, than had a 5.06 ERA as a Met. KASHIWADA 24. 1997: LHP who only spent one season in the States. KOMIYAMA 25. 2002: RHP who only spent one season in the States. LIDDELL 26. 1990: Catcher whose one MLB AB was a single in June. Scored on a wild pitch. McCRAY 27. 1992: Would run through a wall to make a play. 28. 1962: G. 29. 1998: Acquired from Florida for Rob Stratton, AJ Burnett, and Jesus Sanchez. 30. 1987: Slugged his way through the minor leagues, but didn't break through until two teams later, in Baltimore. MORGAN 31. 1997: Mets Director of Minor League Operations. MOTA 32. 2006-07: Punk best known for being a d-bag in a spring training game. ROIDS. 33. 1989-90: We traded WHO for this guy?!?! 34. 2007: One game, four innings, seven earned runs. 35. 1997: Came to Shea after three "meh" seasons in the Florida pen, then moved on to Philly. 36. 2012: Wore #62. 37. 2002: Submariner. 38. 2009-11: Better (worse?) remembered for his off-field antics, but pitcherd in 165 games. 39. 2000: 7.78 ERA in 37 innings. THIRTY SEVEN INNINGS WE LET THIS FUCKIN' GUY PITCH. 40. 2001: Came up as a hot Sox pitching prospect. Wound up with a 5.86 MLB ERA in 68 games. 41. 2006-08: Next time, just take the 7-train. 42. 2007-08: Cancer survivor who put together a 12-year MLB career. 43. 1981: Traded by the Mets to Cleveland for Tom Veryzer, and then was a productive middle reliever until 1990. 44. 2016: LOOGY. 45. 2002-03: RHP who was out of baseball by 24. 46. 2002-03: Excellent bullpenner who never really made it back from TJS in 2003. 47. 1964: Went 16-6 for the MFYs in 1957. 48. 1998-99: spent three solid years in the Oakland pen from 2000-02. TORRES 49. 2015: DEAR GOD WHAT IS THAT THING ON HIS HEAD 50. 1995-2002: Two different stints; traded to San Diego for Roberto Petagine. 51. 1987-88: The OTHER guy with the sweet moustache who came from San Diego. 52. 1967: Traded to the White Sox in the Agee/Weis deal. GFafif 205 FIELD 171 Batmags 60 Edgy 32 JCL 26 Ben Grimm 18 FK 11 SteveJR 6 MetFairy 4 Ceetar 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 3 Lefty 1 CF 1

Edgy's trying to keep you all in this thing but BY GOD HE BROKE 200 TWO ABs: 12. 1965-66: Got to share a rookie card with Rob Gardner, at least? 30. 2003: Seven runs in three innings in his MLB debut, five runs in six innings three weeks later, and that was it for his MLB career. ONE AB: ALMONTE 1. 2003: Came over from the White Sox in the Alomar deal; had an 11.12 ERA as a Met. BENNETT 2. 2001: Catcher who was a Met for a month in July/August in between stops in Colorado and Philly. BLEVINS 3. 2015-16: LOOGY who appeared in 80 games. CAMMACK 4. 2000: Triple! 5. 2014-15: Reliever -- best known as a Brave, probably? -- DFAed twice in 2014 but kept coming back. CLIPPARD 6. 2015: Deadline acquisition for the bullpen. COREY 7. 2001-02: RHP caught up in the Grant Roberts weed "scandal." DEWEY 8. 1992: RHP who also pitched for the Pirates and Giants. 9. 2012-2016: LOOGY. 10. 1995: Not a mob boss as far as I know. 11. 1962: RHP who only got into five games in 1962; traded the following season to Milwaukee but never made it back to the bigs. GARDNER 12. 1984-85: RHP who got us Bobby O. GOEDDEL 13. 2014-16: Wore #62. GREEN 14. 2009-10: Submariner who was the best (?) part of the Putz deal. GREENE 15. 1996: Catcher who only made it into 55 games across five seasons with the Mets, O's, Brewers, and Jays. 16. 1967: LHP with too many consonants in his name who played part of 8 MLB seasons. HAMPSON 17. 2012: Only gave up two runs in ten innings out of the pen as a Met. HILLMAN 18. 1962: Way shorter than the unrelated later Met. HINCHLIFFE 19. 2001: One game, two innings pitched, eight earned runs. 20. 1964-67: Shared rookie cards with both Bill Wakefield and Gary Kroll. HUMBER 21. 2006-07: Pitched one magical game in April 2012. JORDAN 22. 1997: LHRP acquired in the Brogna/Borland deal. JULIO 23. 2006: Closed in Baltimore, than had a 5.06 ERA as a Met. KASHIWADA 24. 1997: LHP who only spent one season in the States. 25. 2002: RHP who only spent one season in the States. 26. 1990: Catcher whose one MLB AB was a single in June. Scored on a wild pitch. McCRAY 27. 1992: Would run through a wall to make a play. 28. 1962: G. 29. 1998: Acquired from Florida for Rob Stratton, AJ Burnett, and Jesus Sanchez. 30. 1987: Slugged his way through the minor leagues, but didn't break through until two teams later, in Baltimore. MORGAN 31. 1997: Mets Director of Minor League Operations. MOTA 32. 2006-07: Punk best known for being a d-bag in a spring training game. ROIDS. 33. 1989-90: We traded WHO for this guy?!?! 34. 2007: One game, four innings, seven earned runs. 35. 1997: Came to Shea after three "meh" seasons in the Florida pen, then moved on to Philly. 36. 2012: Wore #62. 37. 2002: Submariner. 38. 2009-11: Better (worse?) remembered for his off-field antics, but pitcherd in 165 games. 39. 2000: 7.78 ERA in 37 innings. THIRTY SEVEN INNINGS WE LET THIS FUCKIN' GUY PITCH. 40. 2001: Came up as a hot Sox pitching prospect. Wound up with a 5.86 MLB ERA in 68 games. 41. 2006-08: Next time, just take the 7-train. 42. 2007-08: Cancer survivor who put together a 12-year MLB career. 43. 1981: Traded by the Mets to Cleveland for Tom Veryzer, and then was a productive middle reliever until 1990. 44. 2016: LOOGY. 45. 2002-03: RHP who was out of baseball by 24. 46. 2002-03: Excellent bullpenner who never really made it back from TJS in 2003. 47. 1964: Went 16-6 for the MFYs in 1957. 48. 1998-99: spent three solid years in the Oakland pen from 2000-02. TORRES 49. 2015: DEAR GOD WHAT IS THAT THING ON HIS HEAD 50. 1995-2002: Two different stints; traded to San Diego for Roberto Petagine. 51. 1987-88: The OTHER guy with the sweet moustache who came from San Diego. 52. 1967: Traded to the White Sox in the Agee/Weis deal. GFafif 203 FIELD 171 Batmags 60 Edgy 32 JCL 26 Ben Grimm 18 FK 11 SteveJR 6 MetFairy 4 Ceetar 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 3 Lefty 1 CF 1

TWO ABs: 12. 1965-66: Got to share a rookie card with Rob Gardner, at least? 30. 2003: Seven runs in three innings in his MLB debut, five runs in six innings three weeks later, and that was it for his MLB career. ONE AB: ALMONTE 1. 2003: Came over from the White Sox in the Alomar deal; had an 11.12 ERA as a Met. BENNETT 2. 2001: Catcher who was a Met for a month in July/August in between stops in Colorado and Philly. BLEVINS 3. 2015-16: LOOGY who appeared in 80 games. CAMMACK 4. 2000: Triple! 5. 2014-15: Reliever -- best known as a Brave, probably? -- DFAed twice in 2014 but kept coming back. CLIPPARD 6. 2015: Deadline acquisition for the bullpen. COREY 7. 2001-02: RHP caught up in the Grant Roberts weed "scandal." 8. 1992: RHP who also pitched for the Pirates and Giants. 9. 2012-2016: LOOGY. 10. 1995: Not a mob boss as far as I know. 11. 1962: RHP who only got into five games in 1962; traded the following season to Milwaukee but never made it back to the bigs. 12. 1984-85: RHP who got us Bobby O. 13. 2014-16: Wore #62. 14. 2009-10: Submariner who was the best (?) part of the Putz deal. 15. 1996: Catcher who only made it into 55 games across five seasons with the Mets, O's, Brewers, and Jays. 16. 1967: LHP with too many consonants in his name who played part of 8 MLB seasons. 17. 2012: Only gave up two runs in ten innings out of the pen as a Met. 18. 1962: Way shorter than the unrelated later Met. 19. 2001: One game, two innings pitched, eight earned runs. 20. 1964-67: Shared rookie cards with both Bill Wakefield and Gary Kroll. 21. 2006-07: Pitched one magical game in April 2012. 22. 1997: LHRP acquired in the Brogna/Borland deal. 23. 2006: Closed in Baltimore, than had a 5.06 ERA as a Met. 24. 1997: LHP who only spent one season in the States. 25. 2002: RHP who only spent one season in the States. 26. 1990: Catcher whose one MLB AB was a single in June. Scored on a wild pitch. 27. 1992: Would run through a wall to make a play. 28. 1962: G. 29. 1998: Acquired from Florida for Rob Stratton, AJ Burnett, and Jesus Sanchez. 30. 1987: Slugged his way through the minor leagues, but didn't break through until two teams later, in Baltimore. 31. 1997: Mets Director of Minor League Operations. MOTA 32. 2006-07: Punk best known for being a d-bag in a spring training game. ROIDS. 33. 1989-90: We traded WHO for this guy?!?! 34. 2007: One game, four innings, seven earned runs. 35. 1997: Came to Shea after three "meh" seasons in the Florida pen, then moved on to Philly. 36. 2012: Wore #62. 37. 2002: Submariner. 38. 2009-11: Better (worse?) remembered for his off-field antics, but pitcherd in 165 games. 39. 2000: 7.78 ERA in 37 innings. THIRTY SEVEN INNINGS WE LET THIS FUCKIN' GUY PITCH. 40. 2001: Came up as a hot Sox pitching prospect. Wound up with a 5.86 MLB ERA in 68 games. 41. 2006-08: Next time, just take the 7-train. 42. 2007-08: Cancer survivor who put together a 12-year MLB career. 43. 1981: Traded by the Mets to Cleveland for Tom Veryzer, and then was a productive middle reliever until 1990. 44. 2016: LOOGY. 45. 2002-03: RHP who was out of baseball by 24. 46. 2002-03: Excellent bullpenner who never really made it back from TJS in 2003. 47. 1964: Went 16-6 for the MFYs in 1957. 48. 1998-99: spent three solid years in the Oakland pen from 2000-02. TORRES 49. 2015: DEAR GOD WHAT IS THAT THING ON HIS HEAD 50. 1995-2002: Two different stints; traded to San Diego for Roberto Petagine. 51. 1987-88: The OTHER guy with the sweet moustache who came from San Diego. 52. 1967: Traded to the White Sox in the Agee/Weis deal. GFafif 192 FIELD 168 Batmags 60 Edgy 29 JCL 26 Ben Grimm 18 FK 11 SteveJR 6 MetFairy 4 Ceetar 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 3 Lefty 1 CF 1

TWO ABs: 12. 1965-66: Got to share a rookie card with Rob Gardner, at least? 30. 2003: Seven runs in three innings in his MLB debut, five runs in six innings three weeks later, and that was it for his MLB career. ONE AB: ALMONTE 1. 2003: Came over from the White Sox in the Alomar deal; had an 11.12 ERA as a Met. BENNETT 2. 2001: Catcher who was a Met for a month in July/August in between stops in Colorado and Philly. BLEVINS 3. 2015-16: LOOGY who appeared in 80 games. CAMMACK 4. 2000: Triple! 5. 2014-15: Reliever -- best known as a Brave, probably? -- DFAed twice in 2014 but kept coming back. 6. 2015: Deadline acquisition for the bullpen. 7. 2001-02: RHP caught up in the Grant Roberts weed "scandal." 8. 1992: RHP who also pitched for the Pirates and Giants. 9. 2012-2016: LOOGY. 10. 1995: Not a mob boss as far as I know. 11. 1962: RHP who only got into five games in 1962; traded the following season to Milwaukee but never made it back to the bigs. 12. 1984-85: RHP who got us Bobby O. 13. 2014-16: Wore #62. 14. 2009-10: Submariner who was the best (?) part of the Putz deal. 15. 1996: Catcher who only made it into 55 games across five seasons with the Mets, O's, Brewers, and Jays. 16. 1967: LHP with too many consonants in his name who played part of 8 MLB seasons. 17. 2012: Only gave up two runs in ten innings out of the pen as a Met. 18. 1962: Way shorter than the unrelated later Met. 19. 2001: One game, two innings pitched, eight earned runs. 20. 1964-67: Shared rookie cards with both Bill Wakefield and Gary Kroll. 21. 2006-07: Pitched one magical game in April 2012. 22. 1997: LHRP acquired in the Brogna/Borland deal. 23. 2006: Closed in Baltimore, than had a 5.06 ERA as a Met. 24. 1997: LHP who only spent one season in the States. 25. 2002: RHP who only spent one season in the States. 26. 1990: Catcher whose one MLB AB was a single in June. Scored on a wild pitch. 27. 1992: Would run through a wall to make a play. 28. 1962: G. 29. 1998: Acquired from Florida for Rob Stratton, AJ Burnett, and Jesus Sanchez. 30. 1987: Slugged his way through the minor leagues, but didn't break through until two teams later, in Baltimore. 31. 1997: Mets Director of Minor League Operations. MOTA 32. 2006-07: Punk best known for being a d-bag in a spring training game. ROIDS. 33. 1989-90: We traded WHO for this guy?!?! 34. 2007: One game, four innings, seven earned runs. 35. 1997: Came to Shea after three "meh" seasons in the Florida pen, then moved on to Philly. 36. 2012: Wore #62. 37. 2002: Submariner. 38. 2009-11: Better (worse?) remembered for his off-field antics, but pitcherd in 165 games. 39. 2000: 7.78 ERA in 37 innings. THIRTY SEVEN INNINGS WE LET THIS FUCKIN' GUY PITCH. 40. 2001: Came up as a hot Sox pitching prospect. Wound up with a 5.86 MLB ERA in 68 games. 41. 2006-08: Next time, just take the 7-train. 42. 2007-08: Cancer survivor who put together a 12-year MLB career. 43. 1981: Traded by the Mets to Cleveland for Tom Veryzer, and then was a productive middle reliever until 1990. 44. 2016: LOOGY. 45. 2002-03: RHP who was out of baseball by 24. 46. 2002-03: Excellent bullpenner who never really made it back from TJS in 2003. 47. 1964: Went 16-6 for the MFYs in 1957. 48. 1998-99: spent three solid years in the Oakland pen from 2000-02. TORRES 49. 2015: DEAR GOD WHAT IS THAT THING ON HIS HEAD 50. 1995-2002: Two different stints; traded to San Diego for Roberto Petagine. 51. 1987-88: The OTHER guy with the sweet moustache who came from San Diego. 52. 1967: Traded to the White Sox in the Agee/Weis deal. GFafif 190 FIELD 168 Batmags 60 Edgy 29 JCL 26 Ben Grimm 18 FK 11 SteveJR 6 MetFairy 4 Ceetar 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 3 Lefty 1 CF 1

Jeez, it's getting late. TWO ABs: 12. 1965-66: Got to share a rookie card with Rob Gardner, at least? 30. 2003: Seven runs in three innings in his MLB debut, five runs in six innings three weeks later, and that was it for his MLB career. ONE AB: 1. 2003: Came over from the White Sox in the Alomar deal; had an 11.12 ERA as a Met. 2. 2001: Catcher who was a Met for a month in July/August in between stops in Colorado and Philly. 3. 2015-16: LOOGY who appeared in 80 games. 4. 2000: Triple! 5. 2014-15: Reliever -- best known as a Brave, probably? -- DFAed twice in 2014 but kept coming back. 6. 2015: Deadline acquisition for the bullpen. 7. 2001-02: RHP caught up in the Grant Roberts weed "scandal." 8. 1992: RHP who also pitched for the Pirates and Giants. 9. 2012-2016: LOOGY. 10. 1995: Not a mob boss as far as I know. 11. 1962: RHP who only got into five games in 1962; traded the following season to Milwaukee but never made it back to the bigs. 12. 1984-85: RHP who got us Bobby O. 13. 2014-16: Wore #62. 14. 2009-10: Submariner who was the best (?) part of the Putz deal. 15. 1996: Catcher who only made it into 55 games across five seasons with the Mets, O's, Brewers, and Jays. 16. 1967: LHP with too many consonants in his name who played part of 8 MLB seasons. 17. 2012: Only gave up two runs in ten innings out of the pen as a Met. 18. 1962: Way shorter than the unrelated later Met. 19. 2001: One game, two innings pitched, eight earned runs. 20. 1964-67: Shared rookie cards with both Bill Wakefield and Gary Kroll. 21. 2006-07: Pitched one magical game in April 2012. 22. 1997: LHRP acquired in the Brogna/Borland deal. 23. 2006: Closed in Baltimore, than had a 5.06 ERA as a Met. 24. 1997: LHP who only spent one season in the States. 25. 2002: RHP who only spent one season in the States. 26. 1990: Catcher whose one MLB AB was a single in June. Scored on a wild pitch. 27. 1992: Would run through a wall to make a play. 28. 1962: G. 29. 1998: Acquired from Florida for Rob Stratton, AJ Burnett, and Jesus Sanchez. 30. 1987: Slugged his way through the minor leagues, but didn't break through until two teams later, in Baltimore. 31. 1997: Mets Director of Minor League Operations. 32. 2006-07: Punk best known for being a d-bag in a spring training game. ROIDS. 33. 1989-90: We traded WHO for this guy?!?! 34. 2007: One game, four innings, seven earned runs. 35. 1997: Came to Shea after three "meh" seasons in the Florida pen, then moved on to Philly. 36. 2012: Wore #62. 37. 2002: Submariner. 38. 2009-11: Better (worse?) remembered for his off-field antics, but pitcherd in 165 games. 39. 2000: 7.78 ERA in 37 innings. THIRTY SEVEN INNINGS WE LET THIS FUCKIN' GUY PITCH. 40. 2001: Came up as a hot Sox pitching prospect. Wound up with a 5.86 MLB ERA in 68 games. 41. 2006-08: Next time, just take the 7-train. 42. 2007-08: Cancer survivor who put together a 12-year MLB career. 43. 1981: Traded by the Mets to Cleveland for Tom Veryzer, and then was a productive middle reliever until 1990. 44. 2016: LOOGY. 45. 2002-03: RHP who was out of baseball by 24. 46. 2002-03: Excellent bullpenner who never really made it back from TJS in 2003. 47. 1964: Went 16-6 for the MFYs in 1957. 48. 1998-99: spent three solid years in the Oakland pen from 2000-02. 49. 2015: DEAR GOD WHAT IS THAT THING ON HIS HEAD 50. 1995-2002: Two different stints; traded to San Diego for Roberto Petagine. 51. 1987-88: The OTHER guy with the sweet moustache who came from San Diego. 52. 1967: Traded to the White Sox in the Agee/Weis deal. GFafif 186 FIELD 166 Batmags 60 Edgy 27 JCL 26 Ben Grimm 18 FK 11 SteveJR 6 MetFairy 4 Ceetar 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 3 Lefty 1 CF 1

Also, I'll have today's up later, when I'm done writing clues.

Yes on Walker. AKER 1. 1974: IIRC, Was TMF's neighbor or something like that. ALVARADO 2. 1977: Backup infielder for a few years with the White Sox before coming to NY. BALDWIN 3. 2004: Only eleven of the 492 players to pitch for the Mets have a higher ERA, but none of them pitched as many innings (six). BEATTY 4. 1989-1991: Top pitching prospect acquired for Doug Sisk; his 15.2 innings as a Met are the entirety of his MLB career. BELTRAN 5. 1998-99: LHRP traded to Colorado at the deadline in the Darryl Hamilton deal. BOTTALICO 6. 2004: Former closer who pitched in 60 games and yet I remember exactly zero of them. BUCHHOLZ 7. 2011: As a top prospect, was traded from Philly to Houston for Billy Wagner; ended his career throwing 26 bullpen innings as a Met. BURKE 8. 2013: 0-3, 5.68 in 32 games and has zero memories on the UMDB. Good luck. CERDA 9. 2002-03: Young LOOGY who was traded to KC for Shawn Sedlacek. CONNORS 10. 1967-68: Better known as a long-time pitching coach, particularly for the MFYs. DePASTINO 11. 2003: Spent 11 years as an "organizational backstop" in four organizations before getting a cuppa in September. 12. 1965-66: Got to share a rookie card with Rob Gardner, at least? ESTRADA 13. 1971: Wait, didn't we have him on this list the other day? So many similarly-named obscure Mets. A footnote to Mets history. FORDYCE 14. 1995: 3rd round pick who got into four games as a Met, then had a productive MLB career, getting nearly 2000 PAs with the Reds, White Sox, Orioles, and Rays. GERMEN 15. 2013-14: Part of a MFY-Mets deal. GUETTERMAN 16. 1992: Part of a MFY-Mets deal. GUTHRIE 17. 2002: LOOGY who was a very productive bullpen piece for 15 seasons from 1989-2003, mostly with the Twins. HARTS 18. 1973: PH/PR in his only MLB season. JONES 19. 2000-02: Honestly, it was pretty easy to tell them apart. MR. KOO 20. 2005: Key figure in perhaps the greatest Mets regular-season play of all time. LOOPER. 21. 2004-05: Loathed. MANUEL 22. 1997: Was pretty useless out of the bullpen, then went to Arizona and in his one appearance back at Shea, gave up three runs in a third of an inning. MCGUIRE 23. 2000: "No, not THAT first baseman. This one's got a U, not a W, and he mostly strikes out." MEDICH 24. 1977: Pitched only one game as a Met, but won 35 games as a Shea Stadium resident in 1974-75. MORENO 25. 2003-04: Made his debut in 1999 in KC, but injured his arm in an off-field accident and aggravated it by pitching. Never really harnessed the magic again. MUSGRAVES 26. 1965: One earned run in 16 innings at age 21... and no other MLB experience. NUNEZ 27. 2008: Infielder who played 1028 games in Pittsburgh and Philly before ending his career pinch-hitting twice in June. PADILLA 28. 2005: 3-1, 1.49 in 36.1 innings in the pen. Supposedly dated my colleague's friend. RIGGAN 29. 2001: Pitcher who was traded for Roberto Alomar but never amounted to much after he left NY. 30. 2003: Seven runs in three innings in his MLB debut, five runs in six innings three weeks later, and that was it for his MLB career. SCHULZE 31. 1987: Part of the deal that sent Rick Sutcliffe to the Cubs, so he's basically responsible for us not being World Champs in 1984. SHORT 32. 1968: A LOOGY before being a LOOGY was a thing. SIEBERT 33. 1977-78: For some reason, we traded Dave Kingman for him. SMITH 34. 2007-08: A valued bullpen piece who was traded for two other bullpen pieces. We should have held onto him. STERLING 35. 1974: 1st round pick (fourth overall) in 1969 who only lasted two weeks in the MLB in September. Got Gary Carter to ground out in Carter's first MLB AB. TAKAHASHI 36. 2009: Made his MLB debut at age 40; pitched 27.1 innings with a 2.96 ERA. TAPANI 37. 1989: Finished fifth in the ROY voting with Minnesota in 19990. VARGAS 38. 2007: 0-1, 12.19 in 10.1 innings, which was worse than the unrelated guy who pitched for the Mets in 2008. WALKER 39. 2002: 2nd round pick who, like seemingly so many players in this thread, was way more successful - primarily in San Francisco - after leaving the Mets. WILLHITE 40. 1967: 0-1, 8.64 ERA after being a hot Dodger prospect. GFafif 186 FIELD 166 Batmags 60 Edgy 27 JCL 26 Ben Grimm 18 FK 11 SteveJR 6 MetFairy 4 Ceetar 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 3 Lefty 1 CF 1

Yepperoo. AKER 1. 1974: IIRC, Was TMF's neighbor or something like that. ALVARADO 2. 1977: Backup infielder for a few years with the White Sox before coming to NY. BALDWIN 3. 2004: Only eleven of the 492 players to pitch for the Mets have a higher ERA, but none of them pitched as many innings (six). BEATTY 4. 1989-1991: Top pitching prospect acquired for Doug Sisk; his 15.2 innings as a Met are the entirety of his MLB career. BELTRAN 5. 1998-99: LHRP traded to Colorado at the deadline in the Darryl Hamilton deal. BOTTALICO 6. 2004: Former closer who pitched in 60 games and yet I remember exactly zero of them. BUCHHOLZ 7. 2011: As a top prospect, was traded from Philly to Houston for Billy Wagner; ended his career throwing 26 bullpen innings as a Met. BURKE 8. 2013: 0-3, 5.68 in 32 games and has zero memories on the UMDB. Good luck. CERDA 9. 2002-03: Young LOOGY who was traded to KC for Shawn Sedlacek. CONNORS 10. 1967-68: Better known as a long-time pitching coach, particularly for the MFYs. DePASTINO 11. 2003: Spent 11 years as an "organizational backstop" in four organizations before getting a cuppa in September. 12. 1965-66: Got to share a rookie card with Rob Gardner, at least? ESTRADA 13. 1971: Wait, didn't we have him on this list the other day? So many similarly-named obscure Mets. A footnote to Mets history. FORDYCE 14. 1995: 3rd round pick who got into four games as a Met, then had a productive MLB career, getting nearly 2000 PAs with the Reds, White Sox, Orioles, and Rays. GERMEN 15. 2013-14: Part of a MFY-Mets deal. GUETTERMAN 16. 1992: Part of a MFY-Mets deal. GUTHRIE 17. 2002: LOOGY who was a very productive bullpen piece for 15 seasons from 1989-2003, mostly with the Twins. HARTS 18. 1973: PH/PR in his only MLB season. JONES 19. 2000-02: Honestly, it was pretty easy to tell them apart. MR. KOO 20. 2005: Key figure in perhaps the greatest Mets regular-season play of all time. LOOPER. 21. 2004-05: Loathed. MANUEL 22. 1997: Was pretty useless out of the bullpen, then went to Arizona and in his one appearance back at Shea, gave up three runs in a third of an inning. MCGUIRE 23. 2000: "No, not THAT first baseman. This one's got a U, not a W, and he mostly strikes out." MEDICH 24. 1977: Pitched only one game as a Met, but won 35 games as a Shea Stadium resident in 1974-75. MORENO 25. 2003-04: Made his debut in 1999 in KC, but injured his arm in an off-field accident and aggravated it by pitching. Never really harnessed the magic again. MUSGRAVES 26. 1965: One earned run in 16 innings at age 21... and no other MLB experience. NUNEZ 27. 2008: Infielder who played 1028 games in Pittsburgh and Philly before ending his career pinch-hitting twice in June. PADILLA 28. 2005: 3-1, 1.49 in 36.1 innings in the pen. Supposedly dated my colleague's friend. RIGGAN 29. 2001: Pitcher who was traded for Roberto Alomar but never amounted to much after he left NY. 30. 2003: Seven runs in three innings in his MLB debut, five runs in six innings three weeks later, and that was it for his MLB career. SCHULZE 31. 1987: Part of the deal that sent Rick Sutcliffe to the Cubs, so he's basically responsible for us not being World Champs in 1984. SHORT 32. 1968: A LOOGY before being a LOOGY was a thing. SIEBERT 33. 1977-78: For some reason, we traded Dave Kingman for him. SMITH 34. 2007-08: A valued bullpen piece who was traded for two other bullpen pieces. We should have held onto him. STERLING 35. 1974: 1st round pick (fourth overall) in 1969 who only lasted two weeks in the MLB in September. Got Gary Carter to ground out in Carter's first MLB AB. TAKAHASHI 36. 2009: Made his MLB debut at age 40; pitched 27.1 innings with a 2.96 ERA. TAPANI 37. 1989: Finished fifth in the ROY voting with Minnesota in 19990. VARGAS 38. 2007: 0-1, 12.19 in 10.1 innings, which was worse than the unrelated guy who pitched for the Mets in 2008. 39. 2002: 2nd round pick who, like seemingly so many players in this thread, was way more successful - primarily in San Francisco - after leaving the Mets. WILLHITE 40. 1967: 0-1, 8.64 ERA after being a hot Dodger prospect. GFafif 186 FIELD 166 Batmags 60 Edgy 26 JCL 26 Ben Grimm 18 FK 11 SteveJR 6 MetFairy 4 Ceetar 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 3 Lefty 1 CF 1

HOW THE HELL DID HE GET GREG BURKE EVEN GREG BURKE DOESN'T REMEMBER BEING A MET AKER 1. 1974: IIRC, Was TMF's neighbor or something like that. ALVARADO 2. 1977: Backup infielder for a few years with the White Sox before coming to NY. BALDWIN 3. 2004: Only eleven of the 492 players to pitch for the Mets have a higher ERA, but none of them pitched as many innings (six). BEATTY 4. 1989-1991: Top pitching prospect acquired for Doug Sisk; his 15.2 innings as a Met are the entirety of his MLB career. BELTRAN 5. 1998-99: LHRP traded to Colorado at the deadline in the Darryl Hamilton deal. BOTTALICO 6. 2004: Former closer who pitched in 60 games and yet I remember exactly zero of them. BUCHHOLZ 7. 2011: As a top prospect, was traded from Philly to Houston for Billy Wagner; ended his career throwing 26 bullpen innings as a Met. BURKE 8. 2013: 0-3, 5.68 in 32 games and has zero memories on the UMDB. Good luck. CERDA 9. 2002-03: Young LOOGY who was traded to KC for Shawn Sedlacek. CONNORS 10. 1967-68: Better known as a long-time pitching coach, particularly for the MFYs. DePASTINO 11. 2003: Spent 11 years as an "organizational backstop" in four organizations before getting a cuppa in September. 12. 1965-66: Got to share a rookie card with Rob Gardner, at least? ESTRADA 13. 1971: Wait, didn't we have him on this list the other day? So many similarly-named obscure Mets. A footnote to Mets history. FORDYCE 14. 1995: 3rd round pick who got into four games as a Met, then had a productive MLB career, getting nearly 2000 PAs with the Reds, White Sox, Orioles, and Rays. GERMEN 15. 2013-14: Part of a MFY-Mets deal. GUETTERMAN 16. 1992: Part of a MFY-Mets deal. GUTHRIE 17. 2002: LOOGY who was a very productive bullpen piece for 15 seasons from 1989-2003, mostly with the Twins. 18. 1973: PH/PR in his only MLB season. JONES 19. 2000-02: Honestly, it was pretty easy to tell them apart. MR. KOO 20. 2005: Key figure in perhaps the greatest Mets regular-season play of all time. LOOPER. 21. 2004-05: Loathed. MANUEL 22. 1997: Was pretty useless out of the bullpen, then went to Arizona and in his one appearance back at Shea, gave up three runs in a third of an inning. MCGUIRE 23. 2000: "No, not THAT first baseman. This one's got a U, not a W, and he mostly strikes out." MEDICH 24. 1977: Pitched only one game as a Met, but won 35 games as a Shea Stadium resident in 1974-75. MORENO 25. 2003-04: Made his debut in 1999 in KC, but injured his arm in an off-field accident and aggravated it by pitching. Never really harnessed the magic again. MUSGRAVES 26. 1965: One earned run in 16 innings at age 21... and no other MLB experience. NUNEZ 27. 2008: Infielder who played 1028 games in Pittsburgh and Philly before ending his career pinch-hitting twice in June. PADILLA 28. 2005: 3-1, 1.49 in 36.1 innings in the pen. Supposedly dated my colleague's friend. RIGGAN 29. 2001: Pitcher who was traded for Roberto Alomar but never amounted to much after he left NY. 30. 2003: Seven runs in three innings in his MLB debut, five runs in six innings three weeks later, and that was it for his MLB career. SCHULZE 31. 1987: Part of the deal that sent Rick Sutcliffe to the Cubs, so he's basically responsible for us not being World Champs in 1984. SHORT 32. 1968: A LOOGY before being a LOOGY was a thing. SIEBERT 33. 1977-78: For some reason, we traded Dave Kingman for him. SMITH 34. 2007-08: A valued bullpen piece who was traded for two other bullpen pieces. We should have held onto him. STERLING 35. 1974: 1st round pick (fourth overall) in 1969 who only lasted two weeks in the MLB in September. Got Gary Carter to ground out in Carter's first MLB AB. TAKAHASHI 36. 2009: Made his MLB debut at age 40; pitched 27.1 innings with a 2.96 ERA. TAPANI 37. 1989: Finished fifth in the ROY voting with Minnesota in 19990. VARGAS 38. 2007: 0-1, 12.19 in 10.1 innings, which was worse than the unrelated guy who pitched for the Mets in 2008. 39. 2002: 2nd round pick who, like seemingly so many players in this thread, was way more successful - primarily in San Francisco - after leaving the Mets. WILLHITE 40. 1967: 0-1, 8.64 ERA after being a hot Dodger prospect. GFafif 185 FIELD 166 Batmags 60 Edgy 26 JCL 26 Ben Grimm 18 FK 11 SteveJR 6 MetFairy 4 Ceetar 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 3 Lefty 1 CF 1