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1997 New York Mets season

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Major League Baseball team season
1997 New York Mets
LeagueNational League
DivisionEast
BallparkShea Stadium
CityNew York
Record88–74 (.543)
Divisional place3rd
OwnersFred Wilpon andNelson Doubleday, Jr.
General managersJoe McIlvaine,Steve Phillips
ManagerBobby Valentine
TelevisionWWOR-TV/SportsChannel New York
(Ralph Kiner,Tim McCarver,Fran Healy,Howie Rose,Gary Thorne)
RadioWFAN
(Bob Murphy,Gary Cohen,Ed Coleman)
WADO (spanish)
(Juan Alicea,Billy Berroa)
← 1996
1998 →

The1997New York Mets season was the 36th regular season for the Mets. They went 88–74 and finished third in theNational League East, thirteen games behind the first place Atlanta Braves. The Mets were managed byBobby Valentine. They played home games atShea Stadium. It was their first winning season since 1990, despite not making the playoffs.

Offseason

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Regular season

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For the first time since 1990, the Mets finished the regular season with a winning record. Their offensive output was led by their corner infielders, the 23-year old third basemanEdgardo Alfonzo and the two-time former world champion first basemanJohn Olerud, the latter of whom was acquired in a trade with theToronto Blue Jays. Alfonzo, in his first full season as a starter, led the team with a .315 average and 163 hits while Olerud notched a .294 average and drove in 102 runs to lead the Mets in that category. CatcherTodd Hundley, a year removed from his record setting 1996 campaign, led the team in home runs with 30 and added 86 RBI, one of five Mets to record 70 or more (joining Alfonzo, Olerud,Bernard Gilkey, andButch Huskey).

After a year out of baseball,Rick Reed joined the Mets' starting rotation and led them with a 2.89 ERA. Bobby Jones led with fifteen wins, with Reed recording thirteen.John Franco saved 36 games, his most since 1988.

Jackie Robinson tribute

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On April 15 the Mets hosted ceremonies marking the 50th anniversary ofJackie Robinson's first game with theBrooklyn Dodgers before their game against the Los Angeles Dodgers atShea Stadium.[5] The ceremony was attended by PresidentBill Clinton and commissionerBud Selig announced that Robinson's jersey number, 42, would be retired permanently across baseball.[5] The Mets won the game 5–0.[6]

Subway Series

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Interleague play was brought to MLB in 1997 and the Mets playedNew York Yankees in June as part of the first ever regular season games that counted in the standings between the two teams (they had previously an exhibition game until 1983 during the season). The series took place atYankee Stadium, and Mets won the first game by a score of 6–0.[7]

Season standings

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NL East
TeamWLPct.GBHomeRoad
Atlanta Braves10161.623—50‍–‍3151‍–‍30
Florida Marlins9270.568952‍–‍2940‍–‍41
New York Mets8874.5431350‍–‍3138‍–‍43
Montreal Expos7884.4812345‍–‍3633‍–‍48
Philadelphia Phillies6894.4203338‍–‍4330‍–‍51

Record vs. opponents

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1997 National League record
Source:MLB Standings Grid – 1997
TeamATLCHCCINCOLFLAHOULADMONNYMPHIPITSDSFSTLAL
Atlanta—9–29–25–64–87–46–510–25–710–25–68–37–48–38–7
Chicago2–9—7–52–92–93–95–64–76–56–57–56–55–64–89–6
Cincinnati2–95–7—5–65–65–76–56–52–98–38–45–64–76–69–6
Colorado6–59–26–5—7–45–65–77–46–54–74–74–84–87–49–7
Florida8–49–26–54–7—7–47–47–54–86–67–45–65–65–612–3
Houston4–79–37–56–54–7—7–48–37–44–76–66–53–89–34–11
Los Angeles5–66–55–67–54–74–7—7–46–510–19–25–76–65–69–7
Montreal2–107–45–64–75–73–84–7—5–76–65–68–36–56–512–3
New York7–55–69–25–68–44–75–67–5—7–57–45–63–89–27–8
Philadelphia2–105–63–87–46–67–41–106–65–7—5–67–43–86–55–10
Pittsburgh6–55–74–87–44–76–62–96–54–76–5—5–68–39–37–8
San Diego3–85–66–58–46–55–67–53–86–54–76–5—4–85–68–8
San Francisco4–76–57–48–46–58–36–65–68–38–33–88–4—3–810–6
St. Louis3–88–46–64–76–53–96–55–62–95–63–96–58–3—8–7

Notable transactions

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Game log

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Legend
Mets WinMets LossGame PostponedEliminated from playoff spot
Bold = Mets team member
1997 Game Log
Overall: 88–74 (Home: 50–31; Away: 38–43)
April: (12–14) Home: 6–6; Away: 6–8
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveLocationAttendanceRecord
1April 1@Padres5–12Hamilton (1–0)Pérez (0–1)—Qualcomm Stadium43,0050–1
2April 2@Padres5–6(12)Bergman (1–0)Jordan (0–1)—Qualcomm Stadium16,4650–2
3April 3@Padres4–1B. Jones (1–0)Valenzuela (0–1)Franco (1)Qualcomm Stadium21,6111–2
4April 4@Giants4–6Rodriguez (1–1)Jordan (0–2)Beck (1)3Com Park8,3801–3
5April 5@Giants0–2Roa (1–0)Manuel (0–1)Beck (2)3Com Park13,7681–4
6April 6@Giants4–2Bohanon (1–0)Gardner (0–1)Franco (2)3Com Park15,0732–4
7April 7@Dodgers2–3(15)Astacio (1–0)Crawford (0–1)—Dodger Stadium27,5472–5
8April 8@Dodgers5–3B. Jones (2–0)Valdez (1–1)McMichael (1)Dodger Stadium27,3183–5
9April 9@Dodgers2–3(14)Candiotti (2–0)Bohanon (1–1)—Dodger Stadium28,0563–6
–April 12GiantsPostponed (rain); rescheduled for April 13
10April 13(1)Giants1–5Gardner (1–1)Clark (0–1)—Shea StadiumN/A3–7
11April 13(2)Giants6–7Estes (2–0)B. Jones (2–1)Beck (6)Shea Stadium21,9813–8
12April 14Giants2–3Rodriguez (2–1)McMichael (0–1)Beck (7)Shea Stadium12,0013–9
13April 15Dodgers5–0Reynoso (1–0)Valdez (1–2)Borland (1)Shea Stadium54,0474–9
14April 16Dodgers2–5Astacio (2–0)Reed (0–1)Worrell (4)Shea Stadium13,7594–10
–April 18CubsPostponed (rain); rescheduled for April 20
15April 19Cubs6–3Clark (1–1)Wendell (0–2)Franco (3)Shea Stadium15,8495–10
16April 20(1)Cubs8–2B. Jones (3–1)Trachsel (0–3)—Shea StadiumN/A6–10
17April 20(2)Cubs3–4Foster (1–1)Mlicki (0–1)Wendell (1)Shea Stadium18,4846–11
18April 21Cubs4–6Castillo (1–3)McMichael (0–2)Adams (1)Shea Stadium13,2506–12
19April 22Reds7–2Reed (1–1)Smiley (1–4)—Shea Stadium14,5857–12
20April 23Reds10–2Clark (2–1)Morgan (0–2)—Shea Stadium26,4928–12
21April 25@Expos1–4Pérez (3–1)B. Jones (3–2)—Olympic Stadium17,7768–13
22April 26@Expos1–8Martínez (3–0)Mlicki (0–2)—Olympic Stadium42,8888–14
23April 27@Expos5–3(10)McMichael (1–2)Smith (0–1)Franco (4)Olympic Stadium15,9259–14
24April 28@Reds15–2Reed (2–1)Smiley (1–5)—Cinergy Field15,57210–14
25April 29@Reds3–1Clark (3–1)Morgan (0–3)Franco (5)Cinergy Field17,69911–14
26April 30Padres6–2B. Jones (4–2)Hitchcock (2–2)Franco (6)Shea Stadium12,42912–14
May: (18–9) Home: 8–4; Away: 10–5
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveLocationAttendanceRecord
27May 1Padres3–7AshbyMlicki—Shea Stadium12,34412–15
28May 2Cardinals7–4McMichaelMathewsFrancoShea Stadium14,87713–15
29May 3Cardinals5–1ReedBenes—Shea Stadium16,24814–15
30May 4Cardinals2–8StottlemyreClark—Shea Stadium17,65214–16
31May 5@Rockies6–1B. JonesRitz—Coors Field48,03615–16
32May 6@Rockies11–12SwiftBorlandReedCoors Field48,02015–17
33May 7@Astros4–1ReynosoMartinFrancoAstrodome12,57416–17
34May 8@Astros2–4HamptonReedWagnerAstrodome12,84216–18
35May 9@Cardinals10–3ClarkStottlemyre—Busch Stadium32,05417–18
36May 10@Cardinals2–0B. JonesBenesFrancoBusch Stadium43,74718–18
37May 11@Cardinals6–4LidleEckersleyFrancoBusch Stadium30,85219–18
38May 13Astros4–3McMichaelSpringerFrancoShea Stadium13,99720–18
39May 14Astros0–1KileMcMichaelWagnerShea Stadium13,05120–19
40May 16Rockies1–2MunozMcMichaelRuffinShea Stadium15,26120–20
41May 17Rockies3–1B. JonesThomsonFrancoShea Stadium23,98721–20
42May 18Rockies10–4KashiwadaRuffin—Shea Stadium22,84522–20
43May 19Rockies4–3LidleMcCurry—Shea Stadium14,24823–20
44May 20@Marlins5–6NenFranco—Pro Player Stadium25,16523–21
45May 21@Marlins2–1ClarkLeiterMcMichaelPro Player Stadium27,05824–21
46May 22@Phillies10–3B. JonesSchilling—Veterans Stadium18,48625–21
47May 23@Phillies1–2StephensonMlickiBottalicoVeterans Stadium15,50125–22
48May 24@Phillies8–4ReynosoMaduroFrancoVeterans Stadium19,09026–22
–May 25@PhilliesPostponed (rain); rescheduled for September 15
49May 26@Expos4–3LidleUrbinaFrancoOlympic Stadium11,77427–22
50May 27@Expos4–5ValdesClarkSmithOlympic Stadium11,70327–23
51May 28@Expos7–0B. JonesMartínez—Olympic Stadium14,93228–23
52May 30Phillies7–3MlickiRamos—Shea Stadium17,40129–23
53May 31Phillies10–3ReynosoLeiter—Shea Stadium28,52630–23
June: (15–12) Home: 10–5; Away: 5–7
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveLocationAttendanceRecord
54June 1Phillies8–5Shea Stadium42,05831–23
55June 2Expos0–10Shea Stadium12,67531–24
56June 3Expos2–1Shea Stadium14,49232–24
57June 4Marlins2–5Shea Stadium17,08332–25
58June 5Marlins6–0Shea Stadium19,41033–25
59June 6@Reds2–5Cinergy Field21,33933–26
60June 7@Reds5–10Cinergy Field23,83033–27
–June 8@RedsPostponed (rain); rescheduled for June 9
61June 9@Reds4–2Cinergy Field23,07934–27
62June 10@Cubs10–6Wrigley Field28,74235–27
63June 11@Cubs4–5Wrigley Field24,70335–28
64June 13Red Sox4–8Shea Stadium44,44335–29
65June 14Red Sox5–2Shea Stadium35,45636–29
66June 15Red Sox1–10Shea Stadium23,55736–30
67June 16@Yankees6–0Yankee Stadium56,18837–30
68June 17@Yankees3–6Yankee Stadium56,25337–31
69June 18@Yankees2–3(10)Yankee Stadium56,27837–32
70June 19Pirates7–6Shea Stadium15,49238–32
71June 20Pirates1–0Shea Stadium18,73739–32
72June 21Pirates3–2Shea Stadium32,90840–32
73June 22Pirates12–9(10)Shea Stadium23,24741–32
74June 23Braves3–2Shea Stadium22,19342–32
75June 24Braves6–5Shea Stadium26,66343–32
76June 25Braves7–14Shea Stadium27,98043–33
77June 27@Pirates1–6Three Rivers Stadium18,10343–34
78June 28@Pirates8–3Three Rivers Stadium23,71144–34
79June 29@Pirates10–8Three Rivers Stadium26,49945–34
80June 30@Tigers0–14Tiger Stadium15,00945–35
July: (15–11) Home: 8–2; Away: 7–9
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveLocationAttendanceRecord
81July 1@Tigers6–8Tiger Stadium14,84945–36
82July 2@Tigers7–9Tiger Stadium16,21145–37
83July 3Marlins4–10Shea Stadium18,13445–38
84July 4Marlins6–2Shea Stadium38,07646–38
85July 5Marlins5–3Shea Stadium23,68147–38
86July 6Marlins3–2(12)Shea Stadium29,43848–38
68th All-Star Game in Cleveland, Ohio
87July 10@Braves10–7Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium47,68549–38
88July 11@Braves9–7Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium40,09450–38
89July 12@Braves4–7Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium48,09150–39
90July 13@Braves7–6(10)Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium42,11151–39
91July 14@Pirates4–5Three Rivers Stadium12,79451–40
92July 15@Pirates3–4Three Rivers Stadium12,24451–41
93July 16Cubs5–6Shea Stadium20,28251–42
94July 17Cubs4–3(10)Shea Stadium26,02152–42
95July 18Reds4–3Shea Stadium22,90153–42
96July 19Reds5–3Shea Stadium26,67554–42
97July 20Reds10–1Shea Stadium36,25955–42
98July 21Reds5–3Shea Stadium22,17256–42
99July 22@Dodgers3–8Dodger Stadium33,35856–43
100July 23@Dodgers2–1Dodger Stadium39,61057–43
101July 24@Dodgers3–1Dodger Stadium53,65558–43
102July 25@Padres4–2Qualcomm Stadium25,16759–43
103July 26@Padres3–5Qualcomm Stadium53,87159–44
104July 27@Padres3–5Qualcomm Stadium25,38059–45
105July 29@Giants2–53Com Park14,94959–46
106July 30@Giants5–23Com Park15,23460–46
August: (13–16) Home: 8–9; Away: 5–7
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveLocationAttendanceRecord
107August 1@Astros8–5(10)Astrodome33,58961–46
108August 2@Astros0–6Astrodome31,92961–47
109August 3@Astros2–3Astrodome35,78861–48
110August 4Cardinals4–2Shea Stadium17,94462–48
111August 5Cardinals5–4(10)Shea Stadium22,77763–48
112August 6Rockies0–4Shea Stadium26,63363–49
113August 7Rockies12–4Shea Stadium29,53664–49
114August 8Astros6–1Shea Stadium23,81865–49
115August 9Astros3–8Shea Stadium34,35265–50
116August 10Astros8–11Shea Stadium32,91465–51
117August 11Astros3–8Shea Stadium20,45265–52
118August 12@Cardinals2–5Busch Stadium32,54765–53
119August 13@Cardinals5–4(10)Busch Stadium27,17166–53
120August 14@Cardinals6–2Busch Stadium28,41167–53
121August 15@Rockies2–6Coors Field48,30867–54
122August 16@Rockies5–7Coors Field48,31167–55
123August 17@Rockies4–6Coors Field48,44067–56
124August 19Dodgers2–4Shea Stadium25,97167–57
–August 20DodgersPostponed (rain); rescheduled for August 21
125August 21(1)Dodgers3–1Shea StadiumN/A68–57
126August 21(2)Dodgers3–4Shea Stadium43,50068–58
127August 22Padres9–8(11)Shea Stadium20,22969–58
128August 23Padres9–5Shea Stadium34,82370–58
129August 24Padres2–3Shea Stadium28,79870–59
130August 25Giants1–7Shea Stadium17,94770–60
131August 26Giants2–6Shea Stadium20,11370–61
132August 27Giants15–6Shea Stadium23,37371–61
133August 29@Orioles3–4(12)Oriole Park at Camden Yards48,02271–62
134August 30@Orioles13–6Oriole Park at Camden Yards48,06872–62
135August 31@Orioles4–1Oriole Park at Camden Yards48,07573–62
September: (15–12) Home: 10–5; Away: 5–7
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveLocationAttendanceRecord
136September 1Blue Jays3–0Shea Stadium19,19674–62
137September 2Blue Jays8–5Shea Stadium17,63575–62
138September 3Blue Jays4–2Shea Stadium14,51376–62
139September 5@Cubs3–8Wrigley Field21,17676–63
140September 6@Cubs5–7Wrigley Field38,84976–64
141September 7@Cubs9–2Wrigley Field25,52377–64
142September 8Phillies4–13Shea Stadium13,32177–65
143September 9Phillies0–1Shea Stadium13,87177–66
144September 10Phillies10–2Shea Stadium13,25778–66
145September 11Expos9–5Shea Stadium13,27179–66
146September 12Expos2–3(15)Shea Stadium17,45079–67
147September 13Expos9–6(11)Shea Stadium24,20880–67
148September 14Expos1–0Shea Stadium43,57581–67
149September 15(1)@Phillies10–5(10)Veterans StadiumN/A82–67
150September 15(2)@Phillies1–2Veterans Stadium14,41682–68
151September 16@Phillies2–3Veterans Stadium16,58582–69
152September 17@Braves2–10Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium40,97482–70
153September 18@Braves4–11Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium41,37382–71
154September 19@Marlins2–5Pro Player Stadium30,08282–72
155September 20@Marlins7–3Pro Player Stadium40,88283–72
156September 21@Marlins2–1Pro Player Stadium44,17684–72
157September 22@Marlins10–3Pro Player Stadium29,23485–72
158September 23Pirates4–5Shea Stadium14,67085–73
159September 24Pirates7–5Shea Stadium13,19586–73
160September 26Braves6–7(11)Shea Stadium21,86486–74
161September 27Braves2–1Shea Stadium31,47287–74
162September 28Braves8–2Shea Stadium27,17688–74

Roster

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1997 New York Mets
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Manager

Coaches

Player stats

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Batting

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Starters by position

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Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

PosPlayerGABHAvg.HRRBI
CTodd Hundley132417114.2733086
1BJohn Olerud154524154.29422102
2BCarlos Baerga133467131.281952
SSRey Ordóñez12035677.216133
3BEdgardo Alfonzo151518163.3151072
LFBernard Gilkey145518129.2491878
CFLance Johnson7226582.309124
RFButch Huskey142471135.2872481

Other batters

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Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

PlayerGABHAvg.HRRBI
Carl Everett142443110.2481457
Alex Ochoa11323858.244322
Luis López7817848.270119
Matt Franco11216345.276521
Manny Alexander5414937.248215
Brian McRae4514536.248515
Todd Pratt3910630.283219
Steve Bieser476917.24604
Alberto Castillo355912.20307
Jason Hardtke305615.26828
Shawn Gilbert29223.13611
Roberto Petagine12151.06702
Carlos Mendoza15123.25001
Andy Tomberlin672.28600
Gary Thurman1161.16700
Kevin Morgan110.00000

Pitching

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Starting pitchers

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Note; G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGIPWLERASO
Rick Reed33208.11392.89113
Dave Mlicki32193.28124.00157
Bobby Jones30193.11593.63125
Mark Clark23142.0874.2572
Brian Bohanon1994.1643.8266
Armando Reynoso1691.1634.5347
Jason Isringhausen629.2227.5825

Other pitchers

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Note; G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGIPWLERASO
Pete Harnisch625.2018.0612

Relief pitchers

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Note: G = Games pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; SV = Saves; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGWLSVERASO
John Franco5953362.5553
Greg McMichael7371072.9881
Cory Lidle547223.5354
Takashi Kashiwada353104.3119
Juan Acevedo253103.5933
Mel Rojas230225.1332
Ricardo Jordan221205.3319
Joe Crawford194303.3025
Barry Manuel190105.2621
Turk Wendell130014.9610
Toby Borland130116.087
Ricky Trlicek90008.004
Yorkis Pérez90108.317

Awards and honors

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All-Star Game

  • Bobby Jones, Pitcher, Reserve
  • Todd Hundley, Catcher, Reserve

Farm system

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See also:Minor League Baseball
LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAANorfolk TidesInternational LeagueRick Dempsey
AABinghamton MetsEastern LeagueRick Sweet
ASt. Lucie MetsFlorida State LeagueJohn Gibbons
ACapital City BombersSouth Atlantic LeagueDoug Mansolino andJohn Stephenson
A-Short SeasonPittsfield MetsNew York–Penn LeagueDoug Davis
RookieKingsport MetsAppalachian LeagueKen Berry
RookieGCL MetsGulf Coast LeagueMickey Brantley andDoug Flynn

League champions: Pittsfield, GCL Mets[11]

References

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  1. ^Paul Byrd page at Baseball Reference
  2. ^Rico Brogna page at Baseball Reference
  3. ^John Olerud page at Baseball Reference
  4. ^Scott McClain page at Baseball Reference
  5. ^abSmith, Claire (April 16, 1997). "A Grand Tribute to Robinson and His Moment".New York Times. p. A1.
  6. ^Olney, Buster (April 16, 1997). "Mets' Own Melting Pot Provides Victory Blend".New York Times. p. B14.
  7. ^"Box Score of Game played on Monday, June 16, 1997 at Yankee Stadium".
  8. ^Garrett Atkins page at Baseball Reference
  9. ^Jeremy Guthrie page at Baseball Reference
  10. ^Brian McRae page at Baseball Reference
  11. ^Johnson, Lloyd, and Wolff, Miles, ed.,The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball, 3rd edition. Durham, North Carolina: Baseball America, 2007

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