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BOOM. Dropping the Yates Bomb. 2. 1965-66: 3-13 at the plate, 1-6, 5.35 in 32 games. Acquired from the Dodgers in exchange for Dick Smith, and otherwise didn't do anything of note. Even has a boring name. 1. 1967: Sixteen days as a Met in April as a Rule V pick, six games, 12 AB, no hits, 5 Ks. Apparently selling insurance in Corpus Christi these days. Came over from the Dodgers, then went back. 1. 1984-85: But most fondly remembered for 1986. 1-11 at the plate. CALVIN SCHIRALDI 2. 1986: But most fondly remembered for what he brought back. 1-11 at the plate. RICK ANDERSON 3. 1990: Came up as a catcher, but played the last four games of 1990 in left field and went 1-11 with a solo homer in his last MLB AB. CHRIS JELIC 4. 1997: 4-3, 3.30 in 19 games in his only MLB season. 0-11 at the plate. JOE CRAWFORD 5. 2004: 1-11. Came over in the David Justice trade. TYLER YATES 6. 2006: 2-3, 6.00 in eight starts in his only MLB season. Got lit up by the MFYs on July 2 and never came back. 1-11. ALAY SOLER 7. 2009-10: 5-7, 4.58, mostly out of the bullpen. 3 hits in 11 AB. FERNANDO NIEVE 8. 2011: Hit 122 HR in AAA from 2007-11 with five organizations, but only translated that to one HR of Cole Hamels (and two singles) in 11 AB as a Met. VAL PASCUCCI GFafif 80 FIELD 103 Batmags 28 JCL 25 Edgy 18 Ben Grimm 9 FK 7 SteveJR 6 Hahn 3 Chad 3 MetFairy 2 DocTee 2 Lefty 1 Ceetar 1

Greg's not letting you guys catch up. But he's leaving the hard ones for you. 2. 1965-66: 3-13 at the plate, 1-6, 5.35 in 32 games. Acquired from the Dodgers in exchange for Dick Smith, and otherwise didn't do anything of note. Even has a boring name. 1. 1967: Sixteen days as a Met in April as a Rule V pick, six games, 12 AB, no hits, 5 Ks. Apparently selling insurance in Corpus Christi these days. Came over from the Dodgers, then went back. 1. 1984-85: But most fondly remembered for 1986. 1-11 at the plate. CALVIN SCHIRALDI 2. 1986: But most fondly remembered for what he brought back. 1-11 at the plate. RICK ANDERSON 3. 1990: Came up as a catcher, but played the last four games of 1990 in left field and went 1-11 with a solo homer in his last MLB AB. CHRIS JELIC 4. 1997: 4-3, 3.30 in 19 games in his only MLB season. 0-11 at the plate. JOE CRAWFORD 5. 2004: 1-11. Came over in the David Justice trade. 6. 2006: 2-3, 6.00 in eight starts in his only MLB season. Got lit up by the MFYs on July 2 and never came back. 1-11. ALAY SOLER 7. 2009-10: 5-7, 4.58, mostly out of the bullpen. 3 hits in 11 AB. FERNANDO NIEVE 8. 2011: Hit 122 HR in AAA from 2007-11 with five organizations, but only translated that to one HR of Cole Hamels (and two singles) in 11 AB as a Met. VAL PASCUCCI GFafif 80 FIELD 102 Batmags 28 JCL 24 Edgy 18 Ben Grimm 9 FK 7 SteveJR 6 Hahn 3 Chad 3 MetFairy 2 DocTee 2 Lefty 1 Ceetar 1

If it pitches like a Duck, it is a Duck. 2. 1965-66: 3-13 at the plate, 1-6, 5.35 in 32 games. Acquired from the Dodgers in exchange for Dick Smith, and otherwise didn't do anything of note. Even has a boring name. 1. 1967: Sixteen days as a Met in April as a Rule V pick, six games, 12 AB, no hits, 5 Ks. Apparently selling insurance in Corpus Christi these days. Came over from the Dodgers, then went back. 1. 1984-85: But most fondly remembered for 1986. 1-11 at the plate. CALVIN SCHIRALDI 2. 1986: But most fondly remembered for what he brought back. 1-11 at the plate. 3. 1990: Came up as a catcher, but played the last four games of 1990 in left field and went 1-11 with a solo homer in his last MLB AB. 4. 1997: 4-3, 3.30 in 19 games in his only MLB season. 0-11 at the plate. 5. 2004: 1-11. Came over in the David Justice trade. 6. 2006: 2-3, 6.00 in eight starts in his only MLB season. Got lit up by the MFYs on July 2 and never came back. 1-11. ALAY SOLER 7. 2009-10: 5-7, 4.58, mostly out of the bullpen. 3 hits in 11 AB. 8. 2011: Hit 122 HR in AAA from 2007-11 with five organizations, but only translated that to one HR of Cole Hamels (and two singles) in 11 AB as a Met. VAL PASCUCCI GFafif 76 FIELD 102 Batmags 28 JCL 24 Edgy 18 Ben Grimm 9 FK 7 SteveJR 6 Hahn 3 Chad 3 MetFairy 2 DocTee 2 Lefty 1 Ceetar 1

Bingo and bingo! 2. 1965-66: 3-13 at the plate, 1-6, 5.35 in 32 games. Acquired from the Dodgers in exchange for Dick Smith, and otherwise didn't do anything of note. Even has a boring name. 1. 1967: Sixteen days as a Met in April as a Rule V pick, six games, 12 AB, no hits, 5 Ks. Apparently selling insurance in Corpus Christi these days. Came over from the Dodgers, then went back. 1. 1984-85: But most fondly remembered for 1986. 1-11 at the plate. CALVIN SCHIRALDI 2. 1986: But most fondly remembered for what he brought back. 1-11 at the plate. 3. 1990: Came up as a catcher, but played the last four games of 1990 in left field and went 1-11 with a solo homer in his last MLB AB. 4. 1997: 4-3, 3.30 in 19 games in his only MLB season. 0-11 at the plate. 5. 2004: 1-11. Came over in the David Justice trade. 6. 2006: 2-3, 6.00 in eight starts in his only MLB season. Got lit up by the MFYs on July 2 and never came back. 1-11. 7. 2009-10: 5-7, 4.58, mostly out of the bullpen. 3 hits in 11 AB. 8. 2011: Hit 122 HR in AAA from 2007-11 with five organizations, but only translated that to one HR of Cole Hamels (and two singles) in 11 AB as a Met. VAL PASCUCCI GFafif 76 FIELD 101 Batmags 28 JCL 23 Edgy 18 Ben Grimm 9 FK 7 SteveJR 6 Hahn 3 Chad 3 MetFairy 2 DocTee 2 Lefty 1 Ceetar 1

23-0, 1.74. Wins the first of his seven consecutive Cy Young Awards.

Seriously. It's like he's not even trying. 2. 1965-66: 3-13 at the plate, 1-6, 5.35 in 32 games. Acquired from the Dodgers in exchange for Dick Smith, and otherwise didn't do anything of note. Even has a boring name. 1. 1967: Sixteen days as a Met in April as a Rule V pick, six games, 12 AB, no hits, 5 Ks. Apparently selling insurance in Corpus Christi these days. GFafif 76 FIELD 99 Batmags 28 JCL 23 Edgy 18 Ben Grimm 9 FK 7 SteveJR 6 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 2 Lefty 1 MetFairy 1 1. 1984-85: But most fondly remembered for 1986. 1-11 at the plate. 2. 1986: But most fondly remembered for what he brought back. 1-11 at the plate. 3. 1990: Came up as a catcher, but played the last four games of 1990 in left field and went 1-11 with a solo homer in his last MLB AB. 4. 1997: 4-3, 3.30 in 19 games in his only MLB season. 0-11 at the plate. 5. 2004: 1-11. Came over in the David Justice trade. 6. 2006: 2-3, 6.00 in eight starts in his only MLB season. Got lit up by the MFYs on July 2 and never came back. 1-11. 7. 2009-10: 5-7, 4.58, mostly out of the bullpen. 3 hits in 11 AB. 8. 2011: Hit 122 HR in AAA from 2007-11 with five organizations, but only translated that to one HR of Cole Hamels (and two singles) in 11 AB as a Met.

Oversaw some lean years in Flushing, unfortunately.

I love when Greg comes in and is just like COME ON, PEOPLE 2. 1965-66: 3-13 at the plate, 1-6, 5.35 in 32 games. Acquired from the Dodgers in exchange for Dick Smith, and otherwise didn't do anything of note. Even has a boring name. 1. 1967: Sixteen days as a Met in April as a Rule V pick, six games, 12 AB, no hits, 5 Ks. Apparently selling insurance in Corpus Christi these days. 2. 1969: Swingman who went 0-for-12 with 9 Ks, but pitched 63.2 innings with a 2.40 ERA. JACK DiLAURO 3. 1997: 3-12 in a September callup. Taken by the Rays in the expansion draft, but only made it back to the bigs for 13 games with Colorado in 2000. CARLOS MENDOZA 4. 2006: 4-12 with three doubles; appeared in 314 less MLB games than his dad. BRIAN BANNISTER 5. 2007: Serviceable starter for the Padres from 2001-05; started six miserable games as a Met and went 3 for 12. BRIAN LAWRENCE 6. 2008: Outfielder who came up with the Marlins, then ended his short career in June and July going 2-12 in eight games as a Met. CHRIS AGUILA 7. 2011-12: Pitched for 11 teams; 0-12 as a Met. MIGUEL BATISTA GFafif 76 FIELD 99 Batmags 28 JCL 23 Edgy 18 Ben Grimm 9 FK 7 SteveJR 6 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 2 Lefty 1 MetFairy 1

Is it weird that I'd rather just cut the team than have a rando? I kind of like just playing against y'all.

Those are both incorrect. 2. 1965-66: 3-13 at the plate, 1-6, 5.35 in 32 games. Acquired from the Dodgers in exchange for Dick Smith, and otherwise didn't do anything of note. Even has a boring name. 1. 1967: Sixteen days as a Met in April as a Rule V pick, six games, 12 AB, no hits, 5 Ks. Apparently selling insurance in Corpus Christi these days. 2. 1969: Swingman who went 0-for-12 with 9 Ks, but pitched 63.2 innings with a 2.40 ERA. JACK DiLAURO 3. 1997: 3-12 in a September callup. Taken by the Rays in the expansion draft, but only made it back to the bigs for 13 games with Colorado in 2000. 4. 2006: 4-12 with three doubles; appeared in 314 less MLB games than his dad. 5. 2007: Serviceable starter for the Padres from 2001-05; started six miserable games as a Met and went 3 for 12. 6. 2008: Outfielder who came up with the Marlins, then ended his short career in June and July going 2-12 in eight games as a Met. 7. 2011-12: Pitched for 11 teams; 0-12 as a Met. GFafif 71 FIELD 99 Batmags 28 JCL 23 Edgy 18 Ben Grimm 9 FK 7 SteveJR 6 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 2 Lefty 1 MetFairy 1

Indeed it is. 2. 1965-66: 3-13 at the plate, 1-6, 5.35 in 32 games. Acquired from the Dodgers in exchange for Dick Smith, and otherwise didn't do anything of note. Even has a boring name. 1. 1967: Sixteen days as a Met in April as a Rule V pick, six games, 12 AB, no hits, 5 Ks. Apparently selling insurance in Corpus Christi these days. 2. 1969: Swingman who went 0-for-12 with 9 Ks, but pitched 63.2 innings with a 2.40 ERA. JACK DiLAURO 3. 1997: 3-12 in a September callup. Taken by the Rays in the expansion draft, but only made it back to the bigs for 13 games with Colorado in 2000. 4. 2006: 4-12 with three doubles; appeared in 314 less MLB games than his dad. 5. 2007: Serviceable starter for the Padres from 2001-05; started six miserable games as a Met and went 3 for 12. 6. 2008: Outfielder who came up with the Marlins, then ended his short career in June and July going 2-12 in eight games as a Met. 7. 2011-12: Pitched for 11 teams; 0-12 as a Met. GFafif 71 FIELD 99 Batmags 28 JCL 23 Edgy 18 Ben Grimm 9 FK 7 SteveJR 6 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 2 Lefty 1 MetFairy 1

Yes it is! Still missing our mystery boring-named 65-66er. 1. 1963: 3-13 at the plate, no wins or losses in 26 appearances. This was the entirety of his MLB career. DON ROWE 2. 1965-66: 3-13 at the plate, 1-6, 5.35 in 32 games. Acquired from the Dodgers in exchange for Dick Smith, and otherwise didn't do anything of note. Even has a boring name. 3. 1966: September callup who never made it back to the bigs; 2-13 at the plate as a backup outfielder. Played for Notre Dame, as well as in the 1964 Olympics. Has a much more interesting name. SHAUN FITZMAURICE 4. 1976: 2-13 as a Met; played in 1328 games over 18 seasons, mostly with Baltimore. JIM DWYER 5. 1978-79: 0-13 in 111 games out of the bullpen as a Met; spent most of his career in Montreal and with the Yankees. DALE MURRAY 6. 1982: 2-13 as a Met, largely off the bench. Shares a nickname with one of the most popular Mets of all time. RUSTY TILLMAN 7. 1982-1985: 1-13 as a Met. Gave up one of the most unlikely home runs in Mets history. "GORFAX" 8. 1989-90: 4-13 as an outfielder and pinch-runner. LOU THORNTON 9. 1990-91: 2-13 as an outfielder and pinch-runner. CHUCK CARR 10. 2002-04: 4-13 as an outfielder and pinch-runner. E6 GFafif 71 FIELD 98 Batmags 28 JCL 23 Edgy 17 Ben Grimm 9 FK 7 SteveJR 6 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 2 Lefty 1 MetFairy 1 HERE WE GO! 1. 1967: Sixteen days as a Met in April as a Rule V pick, six games, 12 AB, no hits, 5 Ks. Apparently selling insurance in Corpus Christi these days. 2. 1969: Swingman who went 0-for-12 with 9 Ks, but pitched 63.2 innings with a 2.40 ERA. 3. 1997: 3-12 in a September callup. Taken by the Rays in the expansion draft, but only made it back to the bigs for 13 games with Colorado in 2000. 4. 2006: 4-12 with three doubles; appeared in 314 less MLB games than his dad. 5. 2007: Serviceable starter for the Padres from 2001-05; started six miserable games as a Met and went 3 for 12. 6. 2008: Outfielder who came up with the Marlins, then ended his short career in June and July going 2-12 in eight games as a Met. 7. 2011-12: Pitched for 11 teams; 0-12 as a Met.

POINTS! 1. 1963: 3-13 at the plate, no wins or losses in 26 appearances. This was the entirety of his MLB career. DON ROWE 2. 1965-66: 3-13 at the plate, 1-6, 5.35 in 32 games. Acquired from the Dodgers in exchange for Dick Smith, and otherwise didn't do anything of note. Even has a boring name. 3. 1966: September callup who never made it back to the bigs; 2-13 at the plate as a backup outfielder. Played for Notre Dame, as well as in the 1964 Olympics. Has a much more interesting name. 4. 1976: 2-13 as a Met; played in 1328 games over 18 seasons, mostly with Baltimore. JIM DWYER 5. 1978-79: 0-13 in 111 games out of the bullpen as a Met; spent most of his career in Montreal and with the Yankees. DALE MURRAY 6. 1982: 2-13 as a Met, largely off the bench. Shares a nickname with one of the most popular Mets of all time. RUSTY TILLMAN 7. 1982-1985: 1-13 as a Met. Gave up one of the most unlikely home runs in Mets history. "GORFAX" 8. 1989-90: 4-13 as an outfielder and pinch-runner. LOU THORNTON 9. 1990-91: 2-13 as an outfielder and pinch-runner. CHUCK CARR 10. 2002-04: 4-13 as an outfielder and pinch-runner. E6 GFafif 71 FIELD 97 Batmags 28 JCL 22 Edgy 17 Ben Grimm 9 FK 7 SteveJR 6 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 2 Lefty 1 MetFairy 1

Six outfielders and four pitchers today: 1. 1963: 3-13 at the plate, no wins or losses in 26 appearances. This was the entirety of his MLB career. 2. 1965-66: 3-13 at the plate, 1-6, 5.35 in 32 games. 3. 1966: September callup who never made it back to the bigs; 2-13 at the plate as a backup outfielder. 4. 1976: 2-13 as a Met; played in 1328 games over 18 seasons, mostly with Baltimore. 5. 1978-79: 0-13 in 111 games out of the bullpen as a Met; spent most of his career in Montreal and with the Yankees. 6. 1982: 2-13 as a Met, largely off the bench. Shares a nickname with one of the most popular Mets of all time. 7. 1982-1985: 1-13 as a Met. Gave up one of the most unlikely home runs in Mets history. 8. 1989-90: 4-13 as an outfielder and pinch-runner. 9. 1990-91: 2-13 as an outfielder and pinch-runner. 10. 2002-04: 4-13 as an outfielder and pinch-runner.

Points all around! 1. 1962-64: 4-14. Acquired in only the second trade in team history, along with Charley Neal. WILLARD HUNTER 2. 1966: His only MLB year. 3-3, 3.52 in 37 games, 3-14 at the plate. 51 walks and 25 K's in 69 innings probably didn't help. BILL HEPLER 3. 1981-84: 4-14 at the plate. Got hurt in his first major league game. TIM LEARY 4. 2004: 3-14 as a Met, his only MLB plate appearances; spent four years with the white Sox and a year each in Detroit and Cleveland. MATT GINTER GFafif 70 FIELD 91 Batmags 26 JCL 22 Edgy 14 Ben Grimm 9 FK 6 SteveJR 5 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 2 Lefty 1 MetFairy 1 Six outfielders and four pitchers tomorrow!

I'm not a SABR member, but this sounds super awesome.

John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: Is 2 Wayne Graham Nope. Graham was a third baseman. Our mystery #2 was a tall, skinny fella who shared a rookie card -- and a one-year career -- with Billy Murphy.

I know, right? And he never made it back. 1. 1962-64: 4-14. Acquired in only the second trade in team history, along with Charley Neal. 2. 1966: His only MLB year. 3-3, 3.52 in 37 games, 3-14 at the plate. 51 walks and 25 K's in 69 innings probably didn't help. 3. 1981-84: 4-14 at the plate. Got hurt in his first major league game. TIM LEARY 4. 2004: 3-14 as a Met, his only MLB plate appearances; spent four years with the white Sox and a year each in Detroit and Cleveland. GFafif 69 FIELD 89 Batmags 24 JCL 22 Edgy 14 Ben Grimm 9 FK 6 SteveJR 5 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 2 Lefty 1 MetFairy 1

1. 1962-64: 4-14. Acquired in only the second trade in team history, along with Charley Neal. 2. 1966: His only MLB year. 3-3, 3.52 in 37 games, 3-14 at the plate. 51 walks and 25 K's in 69 innings probably didn't help. 3. 1981-84: 4-14 at the plate. Got hurt in his first major league game. 4. 2004: 3-14 as a Met, his only MLB plate appearances; spent four years with the white Sox and a year each in Detroit and Cleveland.

Starting to get some good wrong guesses, kids. Nice. And Batmags jumps into second! From yesterday: 3. 1985-89: 3-16 in 185 games as a Met, even getting some MVP support, before being traded and winning a ring. RANDALL K Today: 1. 1962: 1-5, 6.22 in 36 games and 1-15 at the plate in this Quebecois' only MLB season. RAY DAVIAULT 2. 1971-73: Largely unimpressive as a Met (3-15 at the plate), then won the 1974 ERA title with Atlanta. BUZZMAN CAPRA 3. 1975: 2-15 riding the Tidewater shuttle as a spare outfielder. BOB GALLAGHER 4. 1985: 1-15 as a Met. Famously finished his Mets career during a June game. TERRY BLOCKER 5. 1990-2004: 0-15. JOHN FRANCO 6. 1995: 2-15 as a Met, then traded for the other Pedro Martinez. JEFF BARRY 7. 1998: 2-15 in five games in May before he became expendable. RICK WILKINS, THE PRE-PIAZZA 8. 2006: Big piece of the 2006 team - including a particularly solid appearance in the NLCS - despite only getting 2 hits in 15 AB. DARREN OLIVER 9. 2016: 1-15 in eight games (seven starts). GSELLMAN GFafif 69 FIELD 88 Batmags 24 JCL 22 Edgy 14 Ben Grimm 9 FK 6 SteveJR 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 2 Lefty 1 MetFairy 1 We're two weeks away! Four players tomorrow, each of whom had at least three hits in 14 AB.

Figured just the years would be enough there. Two for Edgy! From yesterday: 3. 1985-89: 3-16 in 185 games as a Met, even getting some MVP support, before being traded and winning a ring. Today: 1. 1962: 1-5, 6.22 in 36 games and 1-15 at the plate in this Quebecois' only MLB season. 2. 1971-73: Largely unimpressive as a Met (3-15 at the plate), then won the 1974 ERA title with Atlanta. 3. 1975: 2-15 riding the Tidewater shuttle as a spare outfielder. 4. 1985: 1-15 as a Met. Famously finished his Mets career during a June game. 5. 1990-2004: 0-15. JOHN FRANCO 6. 1995: 2-15 as a Met, then traded for Pedro Martinez. 7. 1998: 2-15 in five games in May before he became expendable. 8. 2006: Big piece of the 2006 team - including a particularly solid appearance in the NLCS - despite only getting 2 hits in 15 AB. 9. 2016: 1-15 in eight games (seven starts). GSELLMAN GFafif 65 FIELD 85 JCL 22 Batmags 21 Edgy 13 Ben Grimm 9 FK 6 SteveJR 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 2 Lefty 1 MetFairy 1

From yesterday: 3. 1985-89: 3-16 in 185 games as a Met, even getting some MVP support, before being traded and winning a ring. Today: 1. 1962: 1-5, 6.22 in 36 games and 1-15 at the plate in this Quebecois' only MLB season. 2. 1971-73: Largely unimpressive as a Met (3-15 at the plate), then won the 1974 ERA title with Atlanta. 3. 1975: 2-15 riding the Tidewater shuttle as a spare outfielder. 4. 1985: 1-15 as a Met. Famously finished his Mets career during a June game. 5. 1990-2004: 0-15. 6. 1995: 2-15 as a Met, then traded for Pedro Martinez. 7. 1998: 2-15 in five games in May before he became expendable. 8. 2006: Big piece of the 2006 team - including a particularly solid appearance in the NLCS - despite only getting 2 hits in 15 AB. 9. 2016: 1-15 in eight games (seven starts). GFafif 65 FIELD 83 JCL 22 Batmags 21 Edgy 11 Ben Grimm 9 FK 6 SteveJR 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 2 Lefty 1 MetFairy 1

HOLD UP GREG GOT ONE WRONG 1. 1962: 3-16 as a Met in April & May. For Topps collectors, he's the "first Met." JOHN DEMERIT 2. 1976-78: 2-16 in 82 games as a Met, his entire MLB career; traded to Texas for Dock Ellis. BOB MYRICK 3. 1985-89: 3-16 in 185 games as a Met, even getting some MVP support, before being traded and winning a ring. 4. 1993: 3-16 as a Met, all off the bench and as a defensive replacement in the outfield. WAYNE HOUSIE 5. 1993-94: Drafted by the Mets in 1984, but was famously traded away and didn't make it back until 1993. 4-16 as a Met. GOOSE GOZZO 6. 1994: 1-16 as a Met, for two weeks in May. RICK PARKER 7. 2010: 10-6, 3.61 in 53 games. 1-16 at the plate, getting a hit in his first major league AB. HISANORI TAKAHASHI 8. 2016: 34th round draft pick in 2011; went 3-16 in 17 games (8 starts) last season. SETH LUGO GFafif 65 FIELD 83 JCL 22 Batmags 21 Edgy 11 Ben Grimm 9 FK 6 SteveJR 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 2 Lefty 1 MetFairy 1

1. 1962: 3-16 as a Met in April & May. For Topps collectors, he's the "first Met." 2. 1976-78: 2-16 in 82 games as a Met, his entire MLB career; traded to Texas for Dock Ellis. 3. 1985-89: 3-16 in 185 games as a Met, even getting some MVP support, before being traded and winning a ring. 4. 1993: 3-16 as a Met, all off the bench and as a defensive replacement in the outfield. 5. 1993-94: Drafted by the Mets in 1984, but was famously traded away and didn't make it back until 1993. 4-16 as a Met. 6. 1994: 1-16 as a Met, for two weeks in May. 7. 2010: 10-6, 3.61 in 53 games. 1-16 at the plate, getting a hit in his first major league AB. 8. 2016: 34th round draft pick in 2011; went 3-16 in 17 games (8 starts) last season.

QUADBOOM for the leader! 1. 1977: 38th overall draft pick who went 1 for 17 in 19 games, spent parts of three seasons in Toronto, then never made it back to the bigs. JACKSON TODD 2. 1982-1984: 0-17 in 58 MLB games, all as a Met and mostly in the bullpen; never got a major league hit. Still the only MLBer from Churubusco HS, Indiana. BRENT GAFF 3. 1993: Got a 1992 Bowman card, making everyone say "Who?" Then went 1-17 in 1993 and never made it back to the bigs. TITO NAVARRO, APPARENTLY? 4. 1994-95: 0-17 as a Met; best known as a Brave, where he gave up a walk-off HR in the 1999 WS. MIKE REMLINGER, WHO I HAVE NO MEMORY OF AS A MET GFafif 61 FIELD 80 JCL 22 Batmags 18 Edgy 11 Ben Grimm 9 FK 6 SteveJR 4 Hahn 3 Chad 3 DocTee 2 Lefty 1 MetFairy 1 Eight players tomorrow with 16 Met at-bats, each of whom got at least one hit.