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Where Mets Rank, 2007

Benjamin Grimm
Apr 13 2007 06:43 AM

We've had similar threads in previous seasons as we watch the current Mets climb various all-time lists.

So here we go with the 2007 round.

I'll start it off with this:

José Reyes, with his 3 triples so far this year, now has 43. He's in third place on the all-time Mets list, just two behind Bud Harrelson.

Mookie Wilson is in first place with 62. Unless José picks up on his 17-per-year pace, he'll have to wait until 2008 to become the Mets leading tripler.

Benjamin Grimm
Apr 13 2007 06:48 AM

And then there's wins. Tom Glavine won't ever pass Tom Seaver, but Bob Ojeda, Craig Swan, and Rick Reed have reason to worry this year:

1. Tom Seaver 198
2. Dwight Gooden 157
3. Jerry Koosman 140
4. Ron Darling 99
5. Sid Fernandez 98
6. Al Leiter 95
7. Jon Matlack 82
8. David Cone 81
9. Bobby Jones 74
10. Steve Trachsel 66
11. Rick Reed 59
12. Craig Swan 59
13. Bob Ojeda 51
14. Tom Glavine 50

MFS62
Apr 13 2007 06:53 AM

And, wouldn't it be nice if Steve Traschel begins to feel some heat, too.
Later

iramets
Apr 13 2007 07:14 AM

Are you claiming to know, Yancy, that Glavine isnt in the Mets' plans for 2036?

Benjamin Grimm
Apr 13 2007 07:16 AM

I'm hoping he's in their plans for 2032. It would be nice for him to come back for the 25th anniversary celebration of the 2007 World Championship.

Edgy DC
Apr 13 2007 07:45 AM

Buddy is goin' down.

Triples in a Mets Career

José Reyes projected to end of season 94
1. Mookie Wilson 62
2. Bud Harrelson 45
3. José Reyes 43

José Reyes at start of season 40
4. Cleon Jones 33
5. Steve Henderson 31
6. Darryl Strawberry 30
7. Lance Johnson 27
8. Doug Flynn 26
9. Ed Kranepool 25
10. Lee Mazzilli 22

Edgy DC
Apr 13 2007 10:38 PM
Edited 1 time(s), most recently on Apr 14 2007 06:00 AM

RANK GAMES DATES PLAYER
T1 24 5/25/99 - 6/22/99 Mike Piazza
T1 24 5/1/84 - 6/1/84 Hubie Brooks
T3 23 7/19/98 - 8/9/98 John Olerud
T3 23 8/22/75 - 9/15/75 Mike Vail (NYM rookie record)
T3 23 8/25/70 - 9/15/70 Cleon Jones
6 22 9/17/06 - 4/13/07 David Wright
7 21 6/7/00 - 7/3/00 Mike Piazza
T8 20 6/10/97 - 7/10/97 Edgardo Alfonzo
T8 20 8/22/97 - 9/13/97 Butch Huskey
T8 20 4/16/70 - 5/9/70 Tommie Agee
T8
20
4/8/05 -5/6/05
Cliff Floyd
T8
20
7/17/05-8/7/05
Jose Reyes
T13 19 8/28/79 - 9/18/79 Lee Mazzilli
T13 19 7/5/75 - 7/26/75 Felix Millan
T13 19 6/22/70 - 7/8/70 Tommie Agee
T16 18 6/8/90 - 6/29/90 Darryl Strawberry
T16 18 6/18/80 - 7/10/80 Lee Mazzilli
T16 18 7/11/75 - 8/5/75 Ed Kranepool
T16 18 7/13/73 - 8/1/73 Felix Millan
T16 18 5/12/62 - 5/30/62 Frank J. Thomas
T21 17 7/30/03-8/19/03 Jose Reyes
T21 17 8/31/96 - 9/18/96 Lance Johnson
T21 17 8/10/87 - 8/28/87 Keith Hernandez

iramets
Apr 14 2007 05:49 AM

That's "Consecutive Games Hitting," of course.

Frank J. Thomas (J.? As opposed to Frank "TBH" Thomas) is the sleeper there--amazin' that his streak held up as long as it did. I think that's a Mets' trivia question I never heard before: Which Met held the record for consecutive games hitting through May of 1970? I would have guessed Hunt, Kranepool, Cleon, almost anyone before I guessed our man Frank.

Also interesting is the spate of 1970s hitting streak. For eight seasons, they can't get past 18 and then in one year, three guys do it? Amazin'. There was no hupla attached to it that I can remember either. Look how dramatic this was: in May, Agee breaks Thomas's record that had stood for eight seasons, then in mid-summer breaks his own record, and finally in September Cleon breaks Agee's record. We're going on thirty seven year old memoiries here, but I don't remember hearing any of this natural drama at the time. I'm not sure if Murph and Ralph and Lindsay even knew whose record Agee broke.

Edgy DC
Apr 14 2007 11:47 AM

David Wright is one short of a pretty cool --- if ultimately over-rated --- record.

Longest Mets Hitting Streaks
RANK GAMES DATES PLAYER
T1 24 5/25/99 - 6/22/99 Mike Piazza
T1 24 5/1/84 - 6/1/84 Hubie Brooks
T3 23 7/19/98 - 8/9/98 John Olerud
T3 23 8/22/75 - 9/15/75 Mike Vail (NYM rookie record)
T3 23 8/25/70 - 9/15/70 Cleon Jones
T3 23 9/17/06 - 4/14/07 David Wright
7 21 6/7/00 - 7/3/00 Mike Piazza
T8 20 6/10/97 - 7/10/97 Edgardo Alfonzo
T8 20 8/22/97 - 9/13/97 Butch Huskey
T8 20 4/16/70 - 5/9/70 Tommie Agee
T8
20
4/8/05 -5/6/05
Cliff Floyd
T8
20
7/17/05-8/7/05
Jose Reyes
T13 19 8/28/79 - 9/18/79 Lee Mazzilli
T13 19 7/5/75 - 7/26/75 Felix Millan
T13 19 6/22/70 - 7/8/70 Tommie Agee
T16 18 6/8/90 - 6/29/90 Darryl Strawberry
T16 18 6/18/80 - 7/10/80 Lee Mazzilli
T16 18 7/11/75 - 8/5/75 Ed Kranepool
T16 18 7/13/73 - 8/1/73 Felix Millan
T16 18 5/12/62 - 5/30/62 Frank J. Thomas
T21 17 7/30/03-8/19/03 Jose Reyes
T21 17 8/31/96 - 9/18/96 Lance Johnson
T21 17 8/10/87 - 8/28/87 Keith Hernandez

A Boy Named Seo
Apr 14 2007 11:53 AM

Is there any reason to dispute this streak because it's occurring over the course of two seasons? The Nats announcers last night said that peeps are talking about David Wright's hitting streak, but it's not legit. I think Jimmy Rollins' streak last year was under the same circumstances. Pretty sure that Cal Ripken game streak didn't reset on Opening Days.

Edgy DC
Apr 14 2007 12:19 PM

A hitting streak is a novelty. I see no reason to dismiss it based on the novelty of it being over two seasons.

Nats announcers are trying to give their season the illusion of elevation by bringing down other teams and their good news.

Edgy DC
Apr 17 2007 06:32 PM

You may have missed it, but we have a Met record tonight.

Longest Mets Hitting Streaks
RANK GAMES DATES PLAYER
T1 24 9/17/06 - 4/17/07 David Wright
T1 24 5/25/99 - 6/22/99 Mike Piazza
T1 24 5/1/84 - 6/1/84 Hubie Brooks
T4 23 7/19/98 - 8/9/98 John Olerud
T4 23 8/22/75 - 9/15/75 Mike Vail (NYM rookie record)
T4 23 8/25/70 - 9/15/70 Cleon Jones
7 21 6/7/00 - 7/3/00 Mike Piazza
T8 20 6/10/97 - 7/10/97 Edgardo Alfonzo
T8 20 8/22/97 - 9/13/97 Butch Huskey
T8 20 4/16/70 - 5/9/70 Tommie Agee
T8
20
4/8/05 -5/6/05
Cliff Floyd
T8
20
7/17/05-8/7/05
Jose Reyes
T13 19 8/28/79 - 9/18/79 Lee Mazzilli
T13 19 7/5/75 - 7/26/75 Felix Millan
T13 19 6/22/70 - 7/8/70 Tommie Agee
T16 18 6/8/90 - 6/29/90 Darryl Strawberry
T16 18 6/18/80 - 7/10/80 Lee Mazzilli
T16 18 7/11/75 - 8/5/75 Ed Kranepool
T16 18 7/13/73 - 8/1/73 Felix Millan
T16 18 5/12/62 - 5/30/62 Frank J. Thomas
T21 17 7/30/03-8/19/03 Jose Reyes
T21 17 8/31/96 - 9/18/96 Lance Johnson
T21 17 8/10/87 - 8/28/87 Keith Hernandez

Edgy DC
Apr 18 2007 02:28 PM

Wins in a Metly Career

1. Tom Seaver 198
2. Dwight Gooden 157
3. Jerry Koosman 140
4. Ron Darling 99

Tom Glavine projected to end of season 98.5
5. Sid Fernandez 98
6. Al Leiter 95
7. Jon Matlack 82
8. David Cone 81
9. Bobby Jones 74
10. Steve Trachsel 66
11. Rick Reed 59
12. Craig Swan 59
T13. Bob Ojeda 51
T13. Tom Glavine 51
15. John Franco 48

Tom Glavine at start of season 48
16. Jesse Orosco 47
17. Tug McGraw 47
18. Al Jackson 43
19. Pat Zachry 41
20. Gary Gentry 41

iramets
Apr 18 2007 02:30 PM

Wow. The first 50 win season in a long time.

Willets Point
Apr 18 2007 02:33 PM

Do you doubt the power of Tom Glavine the greatest, bestest, superest pitcher EVER!

Edgy DC
Apr 18 2007 02:36 PM

Actually, he's only on a pace for 40.5. wins. Sorry.

Wins in a Metly Career

1. Tom Seaver 198
2. Dwight Gooden 157
3. Jerry Koosman 140
4. Ron Darling 99
5. Sid Fernandez 98
6. Al Leiter 95

Tom Glavine projected to end of season 88.5
7. Jon Matlack 82
8. David Cone 81
9. Bobby Jones 74
10. Steve Trachsel 66
11. Rick Reed 59
12. Craig Swan 59
T13. Bob Ojeda 51
T13. Tom Glavine 51
15. John Franco 48

Tom Glavine at start of season 48
16. Jesse Orosco 47
17. Tug McGraw 47
18. Al Jackson 43
19. Pat Zachry 41
20. Gary Gentry 41

iramets
Apr 18 2007 02:36 PM

I don't know if this has been done before here (or even noted anywhere, for that matter) but [url=http://ultimatemets.com/gamedetail.php?gameno=1191] here [/url] is Seaver's 10th victory of 1969, and thus his 42nd lifetime, making him one victory past Al Jackson's total of 41 (I assume Jackson won all his games before 1969).

Edgy DC
Apr 18 2007 08:03 PM

A 23-year-old team record falls, and we don't even have Hubie Brooks in the house to give David some ceremonial congratulations?. How about Friday?

You may have missed it, but we have a Met record tonight.

Longest Mets Hitting Streaks
RANK GAMES DATES PLAYER
1 25 9/17/06 - 4/18/07 David Wright
T2 24 5/25/99 - 6/22/99 Mike Piazza
T2 24 5/1/84 - 6/1/84 Hubie Brooks
T4 23 7/19/98 - 8/9/98 John Olerud
T4 23 8/22/75 - 9/15/75 Mike Vail (NYM rookie record)
T4 23 8/25/70 - 9/15/70 Cleon Jones
7 21 6/7/00 - 7/3/00 Mike Piazza
T8 20 6/10/97 - 7/10/97 Edgardo Alfonzo
T8 20 8/22/97 - 9/13/97 Butch Huskey
T8 20 4/16/70 - 5/9/70 Tommie Agee
T8
20
4/8/05 -5/6/05
Cliff Floyd
T8
20
7/17/05-8/7/05
Jose Reyes
T13 19 8/28/79 - 9/18/79 Lee Mazzilli
T13 19 7/5/75 - 7/26/75 Felix Millan
T13 19 6/22/70 - 7/8/70 Tommie Agee
T16 18 6/8/90 - 6/29/90 Darryl Strawberry
T16 18 6/18/80 - 7/10/80 Lee Mazzilli
T16 18 7/11/75 - 8/5/75 Ed Kranepool
T16 18 7/13/73 - 8/1/73 Felix Millan
T16 18 5/12/62 - 5/30/62 Frank J. Thomas
T21 17 7/30/03-8/19/03 Jose Reyes
T21 17 8/31/96 - 9/18/96 Lance Johnson
T21 17 8/10/87 - 8/28/87 Keith Hernandez

Edgy DC
Apr 19 2007 06:37 PM

Longest Mets Hitting Streaks
RANK GAMES DATES PLAYER
1 26 9/17/06 - 4/19/07 David Wright
T2 24 5/25/99 - 6/22/99 Mike Piazza
T2 24 5/1/84 - 6/1/84 Hubie Brooks
T4 23 7/19/98 - 8/9/98 John Olerud
T4 23 8/22/75 - 9/15/75 Mike Vail (NYM rookie record)
T4 23 8/25/70 - 9/15/70 Cleon Jones
7 21 6/7/00 - 7/3/00 Mike Piazza
T8 20 6/10/97 - 7/10/97 Edgardo Alfonzo
T8 20 8/22/97 - 9/13/97 Butch Huskey
T8 20 4/16/70 - 5/9/70 Tommie Agee
T8
20
4/8/05 -5/6/05
Cliff Floyd
T8
20
7/17/05-8/7/05
Jose Reyes
T13 19 8/28/79 - 9/18/79 Lee Mazzilli
T13 19 7/5/75 - 7/26/75 Felix Millan
T13 19 6/22/70 - 7/8/70 Tommie Agee
T16 18 6/8/90 - 6/29/90 Darryl Strawberry
T16 18 6/18/80 - 7/10/80 Lee Mazzilli
T16 18 7/11/75 - 8/5/75 Ed Kranepool
T16 18 7/13/73 - 8/1/73 Felix Millan
T16 18 5/12/62 - 5/30/62 Frank J. Thomas
T21 17 7/30/03-8/19/03 Jose Reyes
T21 17 8/31/96 - 9/18/96 Lance Johnson
T21 17 8/10/87 - 8/28/87 Keith Hernandez

Edgy DC
Apr 25 2007 07:24 AM

Triples in a Mets Career

José Reyes projected to end of season 80.5
1. Mookie Wilson 62
T2. Bud Harrelson 45
T2. José Reyes 45

José Reyes at start of season 40
4. Cleon Jones 33
5. Steve Henderson 31
6. Darryl Strawberry 30
7. Lance Johnson 27
8. Doug Flynn 26
9. Ed Kranepool 25
10. Lee Mazzilli 22
Triples in a Mets Season

José Reyes projected to end of season 2007 40.5
1. Lance Johnson 1996 21
T2. José Reyes 2005 17
T2. José Reyes 2006 17
3. Mookie Wilson 1984 10
T4. Charlie Neal 1962 9
T4. Steve Henderson 1978 9
T4. Frank Taveras 1979: 9
T4. Mookie Wilson 1982: 9

MFS62
Apr 25 2007 07:32 AM

Is it too early to start listing most wins at the start of a career?
Most consecutive scoreless innings?
Joe Smith is off to a nice start on both lists.

Later

Benjamin Grimm
Apr 25 2007 07:43 AM

I think I read that Smith recently broke an ancient Mets record for most scoreless innings at the start of a career, formerly held by Dennis Musgraves.

Benjamin Grimm
May 01 2007 08:18 AM

Jose Reyes stole 17 bases in the month of April this year. That tied for the third best stealingest month in Mets history, and the most stealingy month of Reyes' career so far:

+-----------------+-------+------+--------+
| lastname | month | year | sb |
+-----------------+-------+------+--------+
| Cedeño | 05 | 1999 | 23 |
| Wilson | 08 | 1982 | 19 |
| Coleman | 05 | 1993 | 17 |
| Reyes | 04 | 2007 | 17 |
| Coleman | 05 | 1991 | 16 |
| Johnson | 07 | 1996 | 15 |
| Reyes | 06 | 2006 | 14 |
| Cedeño | 06 | 1999 | 14 |
| Henderson | 06 | 1999 | 13 |
| Johnson | 06 | 1996 | 13 |
| Reyes | 08 | 2005 | 13 |
+-----------------+-------+------+--------+

Willets Point
May 03 2007 10:47 PM

How many stolen bases would Reyes have for the season at the current pace?

Gwreck
May 03 2007 10:52 PM

102.

Willets Point
May 03 2007 11:04 PM

That's what I got too, but I don't trust my math. That would certainly crush the Mets single season record.

Edgy DC
Jun 01 2007 01:12 PM

Time for this thread to heat up.

Steals in a Metly Season

José Reyes, Projected to End of Season: 90.35
1) 1999 Roger Cedeño: 66
2) 2006 José Reyes: 64
3) 2005 José Reyes: 60
4) 1982 Mookie Wilson: 58
5) 1983 Mookie Wilson: 54
6) 1996 Lance Johnson: 50
7) 1984 Mookie Wilson: 46
8) 1979 Frank Taveras: 42
T9) 1989 Howard Johnson: 41
T90) 1980 Lee Mazzilli: 41
11) 1993 Vince Coleman: 38
T12) 1999 Rickey Henderson: 37
T12) 1991 Vince Coleman: 37
14) 1987 Darryl Strawberry: 36
T15) 1990 Howard Johnson: 34
T15) 1979 Lee Mazzilli: 34
17) 1977 Lenny Randle: 33
T18) 1984 Wally Backman: 32
T18) 1980 Frank Taveras: 32
T18) 1987 Howard Johnson: 32
David Wright, Projected to End of Season: 31.15
T21) 1986 Lenny Dykstra: 31
T21) 1970 Tommie Agee: 31
T21) 1989 Juan Samuel: 31
T24) 1985 Wally Backman: 30
T24) 1988 Lenny Dykstra: 30
T24) 1991 Howard Johnson: 30
T27) 2007 José Reyes: 29
T27) 1988 Darryl Strawberry: 29
T29) 1986 Darryl Strawberry: 28
T29) 1971 Bud Harrelson: 28
T29) 1971 Tommie Agee: 28 Steals in a Metly Career

1) Mookie Wilson: 281
José Reyes, Projected to End of Season: 246.35
2) Howard Johnson: 202
3) Darryl Strawberry: 191
4) José Reyes: 185
José Reyes, at Start of Season: 156
5) Lee Mazzilli: 152
6) Lenny Dykstra: 116
7) Bud Harrelson: 115
8) Wally Backman: 106
9) Roger Cedeño: 105
10) Vince Coleman: 99
11) Tommie Agee: 92
T12) Cleon Jones: 91
T12) John Stearns: 91
14) Frank Taveras: 90
David Wright, Projected to End of Season: 74.15
15) Kevin McReynolds: 67
16) Lance Johnson: 65
17) Gregg Jefferies: 63
Carlos Beltran, Projected to End of Season: 56.81
18) Steve Henderson: 55
19) David Wright: 53
20) Lenny Randle: 47
T21) Daryl Boston: 45
T21) Edgardo Alfonzo: 45
23) Keith Miller: 44
David Wright, at Start of Season: 43
T24) Rickey Henderson: 42
T24) Carlos Beltran: 42
26) Bob Bailor: 40
27) Joel Youngblood: 39
28) Mike Cameron: 35
Carlos Beltran, at Start of Season: 35
29) Wayne Garrett: 33
30) Cliff Floyd: 32

Edgy DC
Jun 04 2007 11:07 AM

Failed to note José Reyes taking second in the triple race.

Triples in a Mets Career

José Reyes projected to end of season 23.6
1. Mookie Wilson 62
2. José Reyes 48
T2. Bud Harrelson 45

José Reyes at start of season 40
4. Cleon Jones 33
5. Steve Henderson 31
6. Darryl Strawberry 30
7. Lance Johnson 27
8. Doug Flynn 26
9. Ed Kranepool 25
10. Lee Mazzilli 22
Triples in a Mets Season

José Reyes projected to end of season 2007 23.6
1. Lance Johnson 1996 21
T2. José Reyes 2005 17
T2. José Reyes 2006 17
3. Mookie Wilson 1984 10
T4. Charlie Neal 1962 9
T4. Steve Henderson 1978 9
T4. Frank Taveras 1979: 9
T4. Mookie Wilson 1982: 9
T8. José Reyes 2007: 8

Benjamin Grimm
Jun 04 2007 11:42 AM

I hope Jose steals at least 67 bases this year. I'd rather see him as the single-season record holder than one-hit wonder Roger Cedeno.

Jose is also climbing the all-time ranks in runs and hits.

Edgy DC
Jun 04 2007 12:29 PM
Edited 1 time(s), most recently on Jun 09 2007 11:39 AM

Runs in a Mets Season
1. 2006 Carlos Beltran 127
José Reyes projected to end of Season 123.71
2. 1999 Edgardo Alfonzo 123
3. 2006 José Reyes 122
4. 1996 Lance Johnson 117
5. 2000 Edgardo Alfonzo 109
T6. 1987 Darryl Strawberry 108
T6. 1996 Bernard Gilkey 108
T6. 1991 Howard Johnson 108
T9. 1970 Tommie Agee 107
T9. 1999 John Olerud 107
...
T253. 1976 Bruce Boisclair 42
T253. 2007 José Reyes 42
T253. 1969 Art Shamsky 42
T253. 1990 Keith Miller 42
T253. 1999 Benny Agbayani 42
T253. 1969 Bud Harrelson 42
T253. 1975 Ed Kranepool 42
T253. 1980 John Stearns 42
T253. 1979 Steve Henderson 42

Runs in a Mets Career
1. Darryl Strawberry 662
2. Howard Johnson 627
3. Edgardo Alfonzo 614
4. Mookie Wilson 592
5. Cleon Jones 563
6. Ed Kranepool 536
7. Mike Piazza 532
8. Bud Harrelson 490
9. Keith Hernandez 455
José Reyes projected to end of season 424.71
10. Kevin McReynolds 405
...
14. Tommie Agee 344
15. José Reyes 343
16. Todd Hundley 340
...
21. Dave Kingman 302
José Reyes at start of season 301
22. Rusty Staub 296

Benjamin Grimm
Jun 09 2007 08:00 AM

José Reyes needs one more hit to become the 24th Met to reach 600.

George Foster is just ahead of him in 23rd place, with 602.

And David Wright needs five more hits to reach 500 and tie Doug Flynn for 34th place.

Elster88
Jun 09 2007 09:15 AM

Chart please.

Edgy DC
Jun 13 2007 08:56 PM

Steals in a Metly Season

José Reyes, Projected to End of Season: 81.92
1) 1999 Roger Cedeño: 66
2) 2006 José Reyes: 64
3) 2005 José Reyes: 60
4) 1982 Mookie Wilson: 58
5) 1983 Mookie Wilson: 54
6) 1996 Lance Johnson: 50
7) 1984 Mookie Wilson: 46
8) 1979 Frank Taveras: 42
T9) 1989 Howard Johnson: 41
T90) 1980 Lee Mazzilli: 41
11) 1993 Vince Coleman: 38
T12) 1999 Rickey Henderson: 37
T12) 1991 Vince Coleman: 37
14) 1987 Darryl Strawberry: 36
David Wright, Projected to End of Season: 35.85
T15) 1990 Howard Johnson: 34
T15) 1979 Lee Mazzilli: 34
17) 1977 Lenny Randle: 33
T18) 1984 Wally Backman: 32
T18) 2007 José Reyes: 32
T18) 1987 Howard Johnson: 32
T18) 1980 Frank Taveras: 32
T22) 1986 Lenny Dykstra: 31
T22) 1970 Tommie Agee: 31
T22) 1989 Juan Samuel: 31
T25) 1985 Wally Backman: 30
T25) 1988 Lenny Dykstra: 30
T25) 1991 Howard Johnson: 30
28) 1988 Darryl Strawberry: 29
T29) 1986 Darryl Strawberry: 28
T29) 1971 Bud Harrelson: 28
T29) 1971 Tommie Agee: 28 Steals in a Metly Career

1) Mookie Wilson: 281
José Reyes, Projected to End of Season: 237.92
2) Howard Johnson: 202
3) Darryl Strawberry: 191
4) José Reyes: 187
José Reyes, at Start of Season: 156
5) Lee Mazzilli: 152
6) Lenny Dykstra: 116
7) Bud Harrelson: 115
8) Wally Backman: 106
9) Roger Cedeño: 105
10) Vince Coleman: 99
11) Tommie Agee: 92
T12) Cleon Jones: 91
T12) John Stearns: 91
14) Frank Taveras: 90
David Wright, Projected to End of Season: 78.85
15) Kevin McReynolds: 67
16) Lance Johnson: 65
17) Gregg Jefferies: 63
Carlos Beltran, Projected to End of Season: 57.33
18) David Wright: 57
19) Steve Henderson: 55
20) Lenny Randle: 47
T21) Daryl Boston: 45
T21) Edgardo Alfonzo: 45
T23) Carlos Beltran: 44
T23) Keith Miller: 44
David Wright, at Start of Season: 43
25) Rickey Henderson: 42
26) Bob Bailor: 40
27) Joel Youngblood: 39
28) Mike Cameron: 35
Carlos Beltran, at Start of Season: 35
29) Wayne Garrett: 33
30) Cliff Floyd: 32

Benjamin Grimm
Jul 09 2007 02:30 PM

Latest progress report as of the All-Star break:

Jos� Reyes:

13th in runs scored with 362, between Wayne Garrett (389) and Wally Backman (359).

20th in base hits with 634, between Hubie Brooks (640) and Tommie Agee (632).

Tied for 2nd in stolen bases with Howard Johnson (202). Mookie Wilson in 1st with 281.

25th in doubles with 99, between John Milner (100) and Jeff Kent (98).

2nd in triples with 49, between Mookie Wilson (62) and Bud Harrelson (45).

David Wright:
15th in doubles with 120, between Bud Harrelson (123) and Todd Hundley (118).

14th in home runs with 83, between Gary Carter (89) and Tommie Agee (82).

19th in runs batted in with 309, between John Stearns (312) and Ron Swoboda (304).

18th in stolen bases with 61, between Gregg Jefferies (63) and Steve Henderson (55).

Carlos Beltran:

20th in home runs with 73, between Rusty Staub (75) and Ron Swoboda (69).

20th in stolen bases with 48, between Steve Henderson (55) and Lenny Randle (47).

Benjamin Grimm
Jul 15 2007 08:05 AM

Pitchers with more than 900 Innings Pitched
1. Tom Seaver 3045.2
2. Jerry Koosman 2544.2
3. Dwight Gooden 2169.2
4. Ron Darling 1620.0
5. Sid Fernandez 1584.2
6. Jon Matlack 1448.0
7. Al Leiter 1360.0
8. Craig Swan 1230.2
9. Bobby Jones 1215.2
10. David Cone 1209.1
11. Al Jackson 980.2
12. Steve Trachsel 956.1
13. Jack Fisher 931.2
14. Tom Glavine 928.2

TheOldMole
Jul 15 2007 09:09 AM

You don't think of Bobby Jones' Met career as being that long. Glad to see Jack Fisher remembered.

Benjamin Grimm
Jul 15 2007 09:28 AM

It's funny that only 13 guys have pitched more innings than Glavine has, and people are still debating whether or not he's a "Met."

Gwreck
Jul 15 2007 09:51 PM

Yancy Street Gang wrote:
It's funny that only 13 guys have pitched more innings than Glavine has, and people are still debating whether or not he's a "Met."

I agree that there shouldn't be a debate. Of course he's a Met, but aside from Mets fans, I don't think many people (including the Hall of Fame Plaque Committee) will remember him as such.

Edgy DC
Aug 18 2007 12:10 PM

Steals in a Metly Season
Rank Season Met Total

2007 Jos� Reyes Projected to End of Season 83
1 1999 Roger Cede�o 66
2 2006 Jos� Reyes 64
3 2007 Jos� Reyes 62
4 2005 Jos� Reyes 60
5 1982 Mookie Wilson 58
6 1983 Mookie Wilson 54
7 1996 Lance Johnson 50
8 1984 Mookie Wilson 46
9 1979 Frank Taveras 42
10 1989 Howard Johnson 41

Iubitul
Aug 18 2007 01:50 PM

According to Elias, Jose is the first infielder with 3 straight seasons with 60+ Stolen Bases since the modern stolen base rule was enacted in 1898

Valadius
Aug 18 2007 01:54 PM

Holy shit!

Jose is awesome, no doubt about it.

Edgy DC
Aug 18 2007 01:58 PM

Steals in a Metly Career
Rank Met Total
1 Mookie Wilson 281

Jos� Reyes Projected to End of Season 239
2 Jos� Reyes 218
3 Howard Johnson 202
4 Darryl Strawberry 191

Jos� Reyes at Start of Season 156
5 Lee Mazzilli 152
6 Lenny Dykstra 116
7 Bud Harrelson 115
8 Wally Backman 106
9 Roger Cede�o 105
10 Vince Coleman 99

Edgy DC
Aug 23 2007 07:53 AM

Those last five steals sure came fast, and Roger Cedeño loses his black ink.

Steals in a Metly Season
Rank Season Met Total

2007 Jos� Reyes Projected to End of Season 86.82
1 2007 Jos� Reyes 67
2 1999 Roger Cede�o 66
3 2006 Jos� Reyes 64
4 2005 Jos� Reyes 60
5 1982 Mookie Wilson 58
6 1983 Mookie Wilson 54
7 1996 Lance Johnson 50
8 1984 Mookie Wilson 46
9 1979 Frank Taveras 42
10 1989 Howard Johnson 41

Steals in a Metly Career
Rank Met Total
1 Mookie Wilson 281

Jos� Reyes Projected to End of Season 242.82
2 Jos� Reyes 223
3 Howard Johnson 202
4 Darryl Strawberry 191

Jos� Reyes at Start of Season 156
5 Lee Mazzilli 152
6 Lenny Dykstra 116
7 Bud Harrelson 115
8 Wally Backman 106
9 Roger Cede�o 105
10 Vince Coleman 99

Valadius
Aug 27 2007 03:37 PM

I'm interested to see what Jose's projection is now.

Edgy DC
Aug 27 2007 07:23 PM

He's currently projected to steal a million bases.

He's the juggernaut, bitch.

Edgy DC
Sep 08 2007 02:48 PM

Rank Pitcher Wins
1. Tom Seaver 198
2. Dwight Gooden 157
3. Jerry Koosman 140
4. Ron Darling 99
5. Sid Fernandez 98
6. Al Leiter 95
7. Jon Matlack 82
8. David Cone 81
9. Bobby Jones 74
10. Steve Trachsel 66
11. Tom Glavine 61
12. Craig Swan 59

Glavine is projected to win two more and then it's maybe into the clubhouse, though the Mets hold an option for 2008.

Valadius
Sep 08 2007 03:06 PM

David Wright needs one more home run to tie Bobby Bonilla for 10th place on the Mets' all-time list with 95.

Valadius
Sep 13 2007 11:54 AM

Let me try my hand at this:

Runs Scored

1. Darryl Strawberry 662
2. Howard Johnson 627
3. Edgardo Alfonzo 614
4. Mookie Wilson 592
5. Cleon Jones 563
6. Ed Kranepool 536
7. Mike Piazza 532
8. Bud Harrelson 490
9. Keith Hernandez 455
10. Jose Reyes 409
11. Kevin McReynolds 405
12. Lee Mazzilli 404
13. Wayne Garrett 389
14. Wally Backman 359
15. Tommie Agee 344
16. Todd Hundley 340
T17. David Wright 334
T17. John Stearns 334
19. John Milner 315
20. Jerry Grote 314
21. Felix Millan 308
22. Dave Kingman 302
23. Rusty Staub 296
T24. Carlos Beltran 290
T24. George Foster 290

Benjamin Grimm
Sep 24 2007 01:09 PM

There's a lot more important stuff going on, but I'm glad that Moises Alou removed the ambiguity around the club hitting streak record. (Hubie and Piazza holding the "single-season" record and Wright with the "multi-season" record.)

Of course, if Moises gets hits in each of the next seven games, and another on Opening Day next year, then the ambiguity is back. (Sort of.)

Valadius
Sep 25 2007 03:53 PM

David Wright is the first player in Mets history to have 3 seasons of 40 doubles or more. He's also the first player in Mets history to have 3 consecutive seasons of 40 doubles or more.