Category: 2010 Mets Evaluations
2010 Analysis: Jason Bay
7So I thought I was finished with the evaluations, then realized that I somehow missed Jason Bay. Most likely it was because he didn't appear on the official 40-man roster when ...
READ MORE +2010 Analysis: Angel Pagan
6If not for R.A. Dickey, Angel Pagan would be the Mets’ runaway team MVP. Miraculously, Gary Matthews Jr. and not Angel Pagan was the 2010 Opening Day centerfielder. Think ...
READ MORE +2010 Analysis: Jesus Feliciano
1Through 13 minor league seasons, all Jesus Feliciano did was hit, hit, and hit some more, posting a career .285 batting average while playing solid outfield defense. However, ...
READ MORE +2010 Analysis: Nick Evans
1How do we evaluate a player who had only 37 plate appearances at the Major League level? A difficult, if not impossible task. Evans fought his way back to the bigs after a ...
READ MORE +2010 Analysis: Lucas Duda
1On the same day the Mets traded Jeff Francoeur, the Mets also announced the promotion of Lucas Duda, who jumped from AA to AAA and hit a combined .304 with a .398 OBP, .967 OPS, ...
READ MORE +2010 Analysis: Chris Carter
7The Animal impressed manager Jerry Manuel early on in spring training, and became an immediate fan favorite for his energy, intensity, all-out play, and likable personality. ...
READ MORE +2010 Analysis: Carlos Beltran
1It’s hard to evaluate Beltran’s 2010 season, since he only appeared in 64 ballgames, and the first 30 or so could have been considered “spring training games”. Beltran was not ...
READ MORE +2010 Analysis: David Wright
2It has to be tough being David Wright; if he doesn’t win the Triple Crown and a Gold Glove while leading the Mets to the playoffs, his season is a disappointment. OK, maybe ...
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