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2009 New York Mets season

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Major League Baseball team season
2009 New York Mets
The first regular season game ever played at Citi Field on April 13, 2009.
The first regular season game ever played atCiti Field on April 13, 2009.
LeagueNational League
DivisionEast
BallparkCiti Field
CityNew York,New York
Record70–92 (.432)
Divisional place4th
OwnersFred Wilpon
General managerOmar Minaya
ManagerJerry Manuel
TelevisionSportsNet New York
WPIX (CW affiliate)
Gary Cohen,Ralph Kiner,Keith Hernandez,Ron Darling,Bob Ojeda
RadioWFAN (English)
Howie Rose,Wayne Hagin,Ed Coleman
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The2009New York Mets season was the franchise's 48th season and the team's first year atCiti Field, which opened on April 13 against theSan Diego Padres.[1] The Mets finished with a 70–92 record, as the season was plagued by many injuries. This was the Mets' first losing season since2004.

Offseason

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Looking to improve the bullpen after the struggles of the 2008 season, the Mets signed closerFrancisco Rodríguez to a three-year, $37 million contract on December 10, 2008.[2] Immediately after, the team acquired relieverJ. J. Putz from theSeattle Mariners in a three team trade involving the Mariners and theCleveland Indians, giving the Mets a setup man for Rodriguez. New York shipped relieverAaron Heilman, outfielderEndy Chávez, pitcherJason Vargas and three minor leaguers to Seattle for Putz, center fielderJeremy Reed and relieverSean Green, while Mets relieverJoe Smith was acquired by Cleveland.[3]

On December 12, the Mets tradedScott Schoeneweis to theArizona Diamondbacks forConnor Robertson. On January 12, 2009, the Mets signed RHPTim Redding to a one-year contract. The Mets signedAlex Cora to a one-year, $2 million contract. Garcia's contract, which was full of incentives, could have reached $8 million if he reached the major league roster. On April 3, the Mets signed outfielderGary Sheffield after being released by theDetroit Tigers.[4]

Roster

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2009 New York Mets
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Utility player

Manager

Coaches

Regular season

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Patch worn on the right sleeve during home games the 2009 season.
In its opening season, Citi Field drew over 3.1 million fans with a game average of 92.7% of seats filled, 4th best in baseball.

The Mets opened up the season inCincinnati against theCincinnati Reds on April 6. The Mets collected the victory, improving their win–loss record onOpening Day. The first ever home game atCiti Field was on April 13 against theSan Diego Padres, who spoiled the opener with a 6–5 win against the Mets. In that game,Jody Gerut of the Padres became the first player to open a new ballpark with a leadoff home run.

On April 17,Gary Sheffield hit his500th home run against theMilwaukee Brewers. On May 10,José Reyes stole his 300th base against thePittsburgh Pirates. Despite an injury depleted roster, the Mets finished May with a 19–9 record and trailed thePhiladelphia Phillies by a half game for the NL East lead.

After finishing April and May with a combined record of 28–21,[5] injuries hurt the Mets in June and they went 9–18,[5] their worst month since September 2003, but lost only2+1⁄2 games in the standings, as the Phillies were having their own struggles. Injuries continued to hurt them Mets in July, as they went 12–14, quickly falling to 4th place in theNational League East.[5]

Citi Field, the Mets new stadium.

On July 10, the Mets sent outfielderRyan Church to theAtlanta Braves for outfielderJeff Francoeur.

However, the Mets did set a team record during the 2009 season. They had a team-record 10 hits in the fourth inning on August 18 against theAtlanta Braves. They scored eight runs in that inning, on their way to a 9–4 victory.[6]

On August 23, the Mets became the first team inNational League history to fall victim to a game-endingunassisted triple play, turned byEric Bruntlett of thePhiladelphia Phillies atCiti Field in the bottom of the 9th inning.[7]

The 2009 Mets season will be remembered as a season marred by injuries. On August 25, it was announced that aceJohan Santana would undergo season-ending elbow surgery on his pitching elbow,[8] and was added to the long list of injured players. Including Santana, the Mets' had 20 players see time on thedisabled list at some point during the 2009 season, includingDavid Wright,John Maine,Jon Niese,Fernando Nieve,J. J. Putz,Billy Wagner,Brian Schneider,Carlos Delgado,Ángel Pagán,Gary Sheffield,Óliver Pérez,Ryan Church,Ramón Martínez,José Reyes,Alex Cora,Carlos Beltrán, andFernando Martinez.[9] Mets players spent more than 1,480 days in the DL in 2009, more than any other team in the majors.[5] However, second-half turnarounds of Francoeur andDaniel Murphy helped the Mets finish the season with the best batting average in the National League, tied with theLos Angeles Dodgers.[10]

On August 25, the Mets traded former all-star closerBilly Wagner to theBoston Red Sox for minor league outfielderChris Carter and minor league first baseman Eddie Loria.[11] The Mets finished with a 70–92 record and 4th place in the NL East, missing the playoffs for the third straight year.

Season standings

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NL East
TeamWLPct.GBHomeRoad
Philadelphia Phillies9369.574—45‍–‍3648‍–‍33
Florida Marlins8775.537643‍–‍3844‍–‍37
Atlanta Braves8676.531740‍–‍4146‍–‍35
New York Mets7092.4322341‍–‍4029‍–‍52
Washington Nationals59103.3643433‍–‍4826‍–‍55


Record vs. opponents

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2009 National League record

Source:MLB Standings Grid – 2009

TeamAZATLCHCCINCOLFLAHOULADMILNYMPHIPITSDSFSTLWASAL
Arizona–3–44-21–57-115–35–47-112–55–21–56–111-75-132–41–55–10
Atlanta4–3–4–23–64–48-103-34–33–313–510-83–43–33–44–210-87–8
Chicago2-42–4–10-52–44–311–63–510-73-31–510-44–54-26-105–26–9
Cincinnati5-16-35-10–0-73-312-41-58-72-42-513-51-63-38-83-46-9
Colorado11-74-44-27-0–2-42-54-146-03-42-46-310-88-106-16-011-4
Florida3-510-83-43-34-2–4–33-33-411-79-92-44-23-43-312-610-8
Houston4–53-36-114-125-23-4–4–35-101-56-210-56-12-46-93-36-9
Los Angeles11-73-45-35-114-43-33-4–3–35-14-34-310-811-72-53-29-9
Milwaukee5-23-37-107-80-64-310-53-3–3-34-39-52-44-59-95-35-10
New York2-55-133-34-24-37-115-11-53-3–6-124-32-55-34-510-85–10
Philadelphia5-18-105-15-24-29-92-63-43-412-6–4-25-23-44-115-36-12
Pittsburgh1-64-34-105-133-64-25-103-45-93-42-4–3-42-45-105-38–7
San Diego7-113-35-46-18-102-41-68-104-25-22-54-3–10-81-64-25–10
San Francisco13-54–32–43–310-84–34–27-115-43–54–34–28-10–4–34–29–6
St. Louis4-22-410-68-81-63-39-65-29-95-41-410-56-13-4–6–19–6
Washington5-18-102-54-30-66-123-32-33-58-103-153-52-42-41-6–7–11


Game log

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2009 Game Log
April (9–12)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
1April 6@Reds2–1Santana (1–0)Harang (0–1)Rodríguez (1)42,1771–0
2April 8@Reds9–7Pelfrey (1–0)Vólquez (0–1)Rodríguez (2)13,5682–0
3April 9@Reds8–6Arroyo (1–0)Pérez (0–1)Cordero (1)17,8372–1
4April 10@Marlins5–4Lindstrom (1–0)Feliciano (0–1)24,0702–2
5April 11@Marlins8–4Hernández (1–0)Nolasco (1–1)39,4123–2
6April 12@Marlins2–1Johnson (2–0)Santana (1–1)18,1093–3
7April 13Padres6–5Mujica (1–1)Stokes (0–1)Bell (4)41,0073–4
8April 15Padres7–2Pérez (1–1)Correia (0–1)35,5814–4
9April 16Padres6–5Peavy (2–1)Maine (0–1)Bell (5)35,9854–5
10April 17Brewers5–4Putz (1–0)McClung (0–1)36,4365–5
11April 18Brewers1–0Santana (2–1)Villanueva (1–2)Rodríguez (3)36,3126–5
12April 19Brewers4–2Suppan (1–2)Figueroa (0–1)Coffey (1)36,1246–6
13April 21@Cardinals6–4Motte (1–1)Putz (1–1)Franklin (3)35,5066–7
14April 22@Cardinals5–2Piñeiro (3–0)Maine (0–2)Franklin (4)35,6226–8
15April 23@Cardinals12–8Lohse (3–0)Hernández (1–1)38,5226–9
16April 24Nationals4–3Santana (3–1)Olsen (0–3)Rodríguez (4)40,5227–9
17April 25Nationals8–2Pelfrey (2–0)Cabrera (0–2)39,9608–9
18April 26Nationals8–1Zimmermann (2–0)Pérez (1–2)40,0238–10
19April 27Marlins7–1Maine (1–2)Sánchez (1–2)38,5739–10
20April 28Marlins7–4Badenhop (1–0)Green (0–1)Lindstrom (4)38,5469–11
21April 29Marlins4–3Pinto (1–0)Putz (1–2)Lindstrom (5)39,3399–12
May (19–9)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
22May 1@Phillies7–4Pelfrey (3–0)Park (0–1)Rodríguez (5)44,77310–12
23May 2@Phillies6–5(10)Taschner (1–0)Green (0–2)45,06910–13
May 3@PhilliesPostponed
24May 4@Braves6–4Maine (2–2)Vázquez (2–3)Rodríguez (6)19,13211–13
25May 5@Braves4–3Hernández (2–1)Kawakami (1–4)Rodríguez (7)21,04912–13
26May 6Phillies1–0Santana (4–1)Eyre (0–1)Rodríguez (8)37,60013–13
27May 7Phillies7–5Pelfrey (4–0)Moyer (3–2)Rodríguez (9)37,29514–13
28May 8Pirates7–3Parnell (1–0)Yates (0–2)38,49615–13
29May 9Pirates10–1Maine (3–2)Maholm (3–1)39,76916–13
30May 10Pirates8–4Hernández (3–1)Snell (1–5)39,87117–13
31May 11Braves8–3Lowe (5–1)Santana (4–2)40,49717–14
32May 12Braves4–3(10)Rodríguez (1–0)Bennett (0–1)39,40818–14
33May 13Braves8–7(12)Bennett (1–1)Takahashi (0–1)González (6)40,55518–15
34May 14@Giants7–4Parnell (2–0)Wilson (2–1)Rodríguez (10)30,15419–15
35May 15@Giants8–6Stokes (1–1)Wilson (2–2)Rodríguez (11)41,68420–15
36May 16@Giants9–6Santana (5–2)Johnson (3–4)Putz (1)41,33621–15
37May 17@Giants2–0Cain (4–1)Pelfrey (4–1)Wilson (9)43,01221–16
38May 18@Dodgers3–2(11)Troncoso (1–0)Stokes (1–2)37,13621–17
39May 19@Dodgers5–3Billingsley (6–1)Maine (3–3)Broxton (10)37,85721–18
40May 20@Dodgers2–1Leach (1–0)Putz (1–3)Broxton (11)50,76121–19
41May 22@Red Sox5–3Santana (6–2)Matsuzaka (0–2)Rodríguez (12)38,09222–19
42May 23@Red Sox3–2Feliciano (1–1)Papelbon (0–1)Putz (2)37,87123–19
43May 24@Red Sox12–5Wakefield (6–2)Redding (0–1)37,44623–20
44May 25Nationals5–2Maine (4–3)Lannan (2–4)Rodríguez (13)41,10324–20
45May 26Nationals6–1Hernández (4–1)Stammen (0–1)39,37625–20
46May 27Nationals7–4Santana (7–2)Zimmermann (2–2)40,17126–20
47May 29Marlins2–1(11)Feliciano (2–1)Sanches (1–1)40,67727–20
48May 30Marlins7–3Johnson (4–1)Redding (0–2)Núñez (1)40,72727–21
49May 31Marlins3–2Maine (5–3)Volstad (4–4)Rodríguez (14)40,48228–21
June (9–18)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
50June 1@Pirates8–5Gorzelanny (3–1)Putz (1–4)Capps (11)11,81228–22
51June 2@Pirates3–1Duke (6–4)Santana (7–3)Capps (12)10,45928–23
June 3@PiratesPostponed
52June 4@Pirates11–6Jackson (1–0)Pelfrey (4–2)20,68428–24
53June 5@Nationals3–1(10)Green (1–2)Hanrahan (0–3)Rodríguez (15)20,35329–24
54June 6@Nationals7–1Lannan (3–5)Maine (5–4)31,45629–25
55June 7@Nationals7–0Hernández (5–1)Stammen (0–2)31,84130–25
56June 9Phillies6–5Santana (8–3)Condrey (4–1)Rodríguez (16)37,15231–25
57June 10Phillies5–4(11)Park (2–1)Parnell (2–1)Madson (3)38,72331–26
58June 11Phillies6–3(10)Eyre (1–1)Parnell (2–2)Madson (4)38,53231–27
59June 12@Yankees9–8Rivera (1–2)Rodríguez (1–1)47,96731–28
60June 13@Yankees6–2Nieve (1–0)Pettitte (6–3)48,05632–28
61June 14@Yankees15–0Burnett (5–3)Santana (8–4)47,94332–29
62June 16@Orioles6–4Pelfrey (5–2)Guthrie (4–7)Rodríguez (17)20,62633–29
63June 17@Orioles6–4Johnson (3–3)Feliciano (2–2)Sherrill (13)31,90633–30
64June 18@Orioles5–4Albers (1–2)Rodríguez (1–2)23,00933–31
65June 19Rays5–3Nieve (2–0)Sonnanstine (5–7)Rodríguez (18)38,49334–31
66June 20Rays3–1Shields (6–5)Santana (8–5)Howel (4)37,99234–32
67June 21Rays10–6Nelson (2–0)Parnell (2–3)38,79134–33
68June 22Cardinals6–4Redding (1–2)Wellemeyer (6–7)Rodríguez (19)38,48835–33
69June 23Cardinals3–0Piñeiro (6–8)Hernández (5–2)38,90335–34
70June 24Cardinals11–0Nieve (3–0)Thompson (2–3)39,68936–34
71June 25Cardinals3–2Santana (9–5)Carpenter (5–2)Rodríguez (20)41,22137–34
72June 26Yankees9–1Sabathia (7–4)Pelfrey (5–3)41,27837–35
73June 27Yankees5–0Burnett (6–4)Redding (1–3)41,30237–36
74June 28Yankees4–2Wang (1–6)Hernández (5–3)Rivera (18)41,31537–37
75June 29@Brewers10–6Looper (6–4)Nieve (3–1)Hoffman (18)39,87237–38
76June 30@Brewers6–3Burns (1–1)Santana (9–6)35,36937–39
July (12–14)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
77July 1@Brewers1–0Pelfrey (6–3)Gallardo (8–5)Rodríguez (21)35,40938–39
78July 2@Pirates9–8(10)Rodríguez (2–2)Capps (1–4)14,32139–39
79July 3@Phillies7–2López (1–0)Hernández (5–4)45,23139–40
80July 4@Phillies4–1Moyer (7–6)Nieve (3–2)Lidge (15)45,14139–41
81July 5@Phillies2–0Blanton (5–4)Santana (9–7)Lidge (16)45,33339–42
82July 7Dodgers8–0Kershaw (6–5)Pelfrey (6–4)39,69639–43
83July 8Dodgers5–4Pérez (2–2)Kuroda (3–5)Rodríguez (22)40,02740–43
84July 9Dodgers11–2Wolf (4–3)Hernández (5–5)39,86540–44
85July 10Reds3–0Arroyo (9–8)Nieve (3–3)39,20340–45
86July 11Reds4–0Santana (10–7)Cueto (8–6)39,39641–45
87July 12Reds9–7Pelfrey (7–4)Harang (5–9)Rodríguez (23)40,01442–45
88July 16@Braves5–3Acosta (1–0)Feliciano (2–3)Soriano (13)32,73642–46
89July 17@Braves11–0Jurrjens (8–7)Pelfrey (7–5)50,70442–47
90July 18@Braves5–1Santana (11–7)Kawakami (5–7)51,17543–47
91July 19@Braves7–1Vasquez (7–7)Redding (1–4)34,92343–48
92July 20@Nationals6–2Hernández (6–5)Martin (0–1)19,16944–48
93July 21@Nationals4–0Lannan (7–7)Pérez (2–2)23,41444–49
94July 22@Nationals3–1Stammen (3–5)Pelfrey (7–6)MacDougal (6)23,58344–50
95July 24@Astros4–5Hampton (6–7)Santana (11–8)Valverde (11)42,96744–51
96July 25@Astros10–3Niese (1–0)Ortiz (3–5)43,30245–51
97July 26@Astros8–3Hernández (7–5)Moehler (7–6)Green (1)34,64246–51
98July 27Rockies7–3Feliciano (3–3)Rincón (3–2)38,93647–51
99July 28Rockies4–0Pelfrey (8–6)Marquis (12–7)39,12648–51
July 29RockiesPostponed
100July 30Rockies7–0Santana (12–8)Hammel (5–6)40,02449–51
101July 30Rockies4–2de la Rosa (9–7)Niese (1–1)Street (26)38,96249–52
102July 31Diamondbacks3–2Vásquez (2–2)Green (1–3)Qualls (19)38,24149–53
August (10–19)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
103August 1Diamondbacks9–6Feliciano (4–3)Zavada (2–3)Rodríguez (24)39,57450–53
104August 2Diamondbacks5–2Garland (6–10)Pelfrey (8–7)38,37450–54
105August 3Diamondbacks6–5Haren (11–6)Figueroa (0–2)Qualls (20)39,32050–55
106August 4Cardinals12–7(10)McClellan (3–2)Feliciano (4–4)40,35450–56
107August 5Cardinals9–0Figueroa (1–2)Lohse (4–7)Parnell (1)39,78151–56
108August 6@Padres8–3Richard (5–3)Hernández (7–6)18,88051–57
109August 7@Padres6–2Bell (4–1)Rodríguez (2–3)23,03851–58
110August 8@Padres3–1Latos (4–1)Parnell (2–4)Bell (28)35,18451–59
111August 9@Padres5–1Santana (13–8)Stauffer (1–4)27,75452–59
112August 10@Diamondbacks7–4Davis (7–10)Pelfrey (8–8)23,06952–60
113August 11@Diamondbacks6–2Scherzer (7–6)Hernández (7–7)24,57652–61
114August 12@Diamondbacks6–4Feliciano (5–4)Rauch (2–1)Rodríguez (25)22,32053–61
115August 14Giants3–0Parnell (3–4)Zito (8–11)Rodríguez (26)38,99754–61
116August 15Giants5–4(10)Wilson (5–5)Rodríguez (2–4)39,65254–62
117August 16Giants3–2Rodríguez (3–4)Romo (3–2)38,79355–62
118August 17Giants10–1Martinez (3–1)Hernández (7–8)38,58455–63
119August 18Braves9–4Pérez (3–3)Lowe (12–8)38,61356–63
120August 19Braves14–2Jurrjens (10–8)Parnell (3–5)38,60256–64
121August 20Braves3–2Kawakami (6–9)Santana (13–9)Soriano (18)39,10556–65
122August 21Phillies2–4Pelfrey (9–8)Hamels (7–8)Rodríguez (27)38,24357–65
123August 22Phillies4–1Happ (10–2)Misch (0–1)Lidge (24)38,04957–66
124August 23Phillies9–7Martínez (2–0)Pérez (3–4)Lidge (25)39,03857–67
125August 24Phillies6–2Lee (5–0)Parnell (3–6)39,33657–68
126August 25@Marlins2–1West (5–5)Figueroa (1–3)Núñez (15)14,27857–69
127August 26@Marlins5–3Johnson (13–3)Pelfrey (9–9)Núñez (16)16,12357–70
128August 27@Marlins10–3Redding (2–4)Sánchez (2–5)12,42358–70
129August 28@Cubs5–2Gregg (5–5)Stokes (1–3)Mármol (6)39,38158–71
130August 29@Cubs11–4Dempster (8–7)Parnell (3–7)40,85758–72
131August 30@Cubs4–1Figueroa (2–3)Zambrano (7–6)Rodríguez (28)39,90759–72
September (8–20)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
132September 1@Rockies8–3de la Rosa (13–9)Pelfrey (9–10)26,19059–73
133September 2@Rockies5–2Jiménez (13–10)Stokes (1–4)Morales (1)26,27659–74
134September 3@Rockies8–3Misch (1–1)Marquis (14–10)22,56660–74
135September 4Cubs6–2Stokes (2–4)Gregg (5–6)Rodríguez (29)37,95361–74
136September 5Cubs5–3Harden (9–8)Figueroa (2–4)Mármol (9)38,75961–75
137September 6Cubs4–2Pelfrey (10–10)Wells (10–8)Rodríguez (30)39,59362–75
138September 8Marlins4–2Sanches (4–1)Redding (2–5)Núñez (19)37,47462–76
139September 9Marlins6–3Nolasco (11–8)Misch (1–2)Núñez (20)37,31262–77
140September 10Marlins13–4Badenhop (7–4)Parnell (3–8)37,62062–78
141September 11@Phillies4–2Hamels (9–9)Figueroa (2–5)Madson (7)44,37762–79
142September 12@Phillies10–9Feliciano (6–4)Madson (5–5)Rodríguez (31)45,24363–79
143September 13@Phillies5–4Kendrick (1–1)Maine (5–5)Lidge (29)45,02463–80
144September 13@Phillies1–0Martínez (5–0)Redding (2–6)Madson (8)44,90163–81
145September 15@Braves6–0Hanson (10–3)Misch (1–3)25,09463–82
146September 16@Braves6–5O'Flaherty (2–1)Rodríguez (3–5)17,98863–83
147September 17@Braves7–3Jurrjens (12–10)Figueroa (2–6)20,19263–84
148September 18Nationals6–5Martin (5–4)Pelfrey (10–11)MacDougal (16)38,06363–85
149September 19Nationals3–2Redding (3–6)Lannan (9–12)Rodríguez (32)37,90664–85
150September 20Nationals6–2Maine (6–5)Mock (3–9)Rodríguez (33)38,34765–85
151September 21Braves11–3Lowe (15–9)Misch (1–4)Kawakami (1)37,70665–86
152September 22Braves3–1Jurrjens (13–10)Figueroa (2–7)Soriano (25)37,82365–87
153September 23Braves5–2Hudson (2–1)Pelfrey (10–12)Soriano (26)38,26665–88
154September 25@Marlins6–5Parnell (4–8)Núñez (4–6)Rodríguez (34)39,03166–88
155September 26@Marlins9–6West (8–6)Maine (6–6)Donnelly (1)35,66666–89
156September 27@Marlins4–0Misch (2–4)Volstad (9–13)31,16767–89
157September 28@Nationals2–1Detwiler (1–6)Figueroa (2–8)MacDougal (17)18,60067–90
158September 29@Nationals4–3Clippard (3–2)Green (1–4)MacDougal (18)19,61467–91
159September 30@Nationals7–4Villone (5–6)Rodríguez (3–6)23,94467–92
October (3–0)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
160October 2Astros7–1Maine (7–6)Rodríguez (14–12)37,57668–92
161October 3Astros5–1Misch (3–4)Bazardo (1–3)Rodríguez (35)37,57869–92
162October 4Astros4–0Figueroa (3–8)López (0–2)38,13570–92

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Player stats

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Batting

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Legend: G = Games played; AB =At-bats; H = Hits; BA =Batting average; OBP =On-base percentage; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; R = Runs scored; SB = Stolen bases

PlayerGABHBAOBPHRRBIRSB
Marlon Anderson440.000.0000000
Carlos Beltrán81308100.325.41510485011
Ángel Berroa14274.148.2330240
Emil Brown351.200.3330000
Robinson Cancel110.000.0000000
Luis Castillo142486147.302.3871407720
Ramón Castro*267920.253.32231350
Ryan Church*6723265.280.332222266
Alex Cora8227168.251.320118318
Carlos Delgado269428.298.393423150
Nick Evans306515.231.2751750
Pedro Feliciano8800.0001.0000000
Nelson Figueroa16223.136.1740310
Jeff Francoeur*7528990.311.3381041401
Sean Green110.000.0000000
Anderson Hernández*4613534.252.315214142
Liván Hernández*24405.125.1460000
John Maine16274.148.1480200
Fernando Martínez299116.176.24218112
Ramón Martínez12427.167.1820411
Pat Misch22130.000.1330000
Daniel Murphy155508135.266.3131263604
Jon Niese581.125.1250000
Fernando Nieve893.333.3330100
Ángel Pagán88343105.306.3506325414
Mike Pelfrey31525.096.1430440
Óliver Pérez14226.273.3040010
Tim Redding30292.069.0690000
Jeremy Reed12616139.242.3010990
Argenis Reyes9172.118.1670001
José Reyes3614741.279.3552151811
Johan Santana25427.167.2550410
Omir Santos9628173.260.296740280
Brian Schneider5917037.218.292324110
Gary Sheffield10026874.276.3721043442
Cory Sullivan6413634.250.338215177
Ken Takahashi2820.000.0000000
Fernando Tatís12534096.282.339848424
Josh Thole175317.321.3560921
Wilson Valdéz418622.256.32607110
David Wright144535164.307.39010728827
Team Totals16254531472.270.33595631671122

Pitching

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Legend: G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; SV =Saves; ERA =Earned run average; H = Hits allowed; SO = Strikeouts; BB = Walks;bold = league leader

PlayerGGSIPWLSVERAHSOBB
Lance Broadway80142⁄30006.751996
Elmer Dessens280322⁄30003.31241410
Pedro Feliciano880591⁄36403.03515918
Nelson Figueroa1610701⁄33804.09805924
Casey Fossum3040002.25434
Sean Green790692⁄31414.52645436
Liván Hernández23231357805.471647551
John Maine1515811⁄37604.43675538
Pat Misch227593404.12622319
Jon Niese55252⁄31104.21272314
Fernando Nieve87362⁄33302.95362319
Darren O'Day4030000.00521
Bobby Parnell688881⁄34815.301017446
Mike Pelfrey31311841⁄3101205.0321310766
Óliver Pérez1414663406.82696258
J. J. Putz290291⁄31425.22291919
Tim Redding30171203605.101227650
Francisco Rodríguez7006836353.71517338
Johan Santana25251662⁄313903.1315614646
Brian Stokes690701⁄32403.97724538
Tobi Stoner4090004.00953
Jon Switzer4031⁄30008.10432
Ken Takahashi280271⁄30102.96232314
Billy Wagner2020000.00041
Team Totals16216214267092394.4514521031616

All stats as of October 4, 2009

Farm system

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See also:Minor League Baseball
LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAABuffalo BisonsInternational LeagueKen Oberkfell
AABinghamton MetsEastern LeagueMako Oliveras
ASt. Lucie MetsFlorida State LeagueTim Teufel
ASavannah Sand GnatsSouth Atlantic LeagueEdgar Alfonzo
Short-Season ABrooklyn CyclonesNew York–Penn LeaguePedro López
RookieKingsport MetsAppalachian LeagueMike DiFelice
RookieGCL MetsGulf Coast LeagueJulio Franco

References

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  1. ^"New York Mets' Citi Field opener April 14 against Padres". August 15, 2008.Archived from the original on December 16, 2008. RetrievedJune 17, 2009.
  2. ^K-Rod, Mets finalize deal
  3. ^Mets get Putz as set-up man in huge trade
  4. ^Sheffield agrees to deal with Mets
  5. ^abcdFitzpatrick, Mike (October 4, 2009)."Figueroa pitches shutout, Mets beat Astros 4–0". Yahoo! News. Associated Press. RetrievedOctober 4, 2009.
  6. ^"Game Wrapup".mets.com. August 18, 2009. Archived fromthe original on August 22, 2009. RetrievedAugust 19, 2009.
  7. ^Gurian-Peck, David (August 23, 2009)."Phils back Pedro in NY, win on rare feat".MLB.com.Archived from the original on August 26, 2009. RetrievedAugust 24, 2009.
  8. ^"News: Santana to Have Surgery". August 25, 2009. Archived fromthe original on August 28, 2009. RetrievedAugust 25, 2009.
  9. ^"Note: The Citi Field Exorcism". August 25, 2009. Archived fromthe original on August 29, 2009. RetrievedAugust 25, 2009.
  10. ^Shpigel, Ben (October 5, 2009). "After Quiet Finish, Mets Are Planning For Busy Off-Season".New York Times. p. D6.
  11. ^"Mets, Red Sox finally complete Billy Wagner trade". Archived fromthe original on October 12, 2009. RetrievedOctober 20, 2009.
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