2013 E?

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NEW YORK METS MEDIA RELATIONS DEPARTMENT CITI FIELD, FLUSHING, N.Y. 11368
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@Mets & @LosMets

WASHINGTON NATIONALS (39-39)

SECOND PLACE, NL EAST, -5.5 GB

vs.

NEWyOrKMETS(32-43)
FOUrTH PLACE, NL EAST, -11.0 GB

Friday, June 28, 2013 7:10 p.m.

Citi Field Flushing, N.y.
LHP ross Detwiler (2-6, 4.18) vs. rHP Matt Harvey (7-1, 2.05)
SNy WFAN 660 AM WFAN 101.9 FM ESPN 1050 AM
Game #76 Home Game #38
rECENTMETS: The Mets are 8-4 in their last 12 games...The Mets
went 7-4 on their 11-game road trip.
AT HOME: The Mets are 14-23 at home this year...The Mets scored six
or more runs in six of their first 11 home games this season but they
havent scored more than five runs in any of their 26 games at Citi Field
since then (dating back to April 25)...According to the Elias Sports
Bureau, this equals the longest single-season streak of consecutive
home games scoring five or fewer runs in team history, also in 1968 and
1979...The Mets are 5-8 in the first game of a series at home.
COMEBACKS: New York posted its 16th come-from-behind win
yesterday in Colorado.
MArLONByrD: Hit a two-run home run in the eighth inning
turning a 2-1 deficit for the Mets into a 3-2 lead...It was the first time
in Byrd's career that he hit a behind-to-ahead home run in the sixth
inning or later...Byrd leads the Mets in both home runs (six) and RBI
(14) this month...His six home runs in June are a new personal best
for a calendar month...He had five home runs for Texas in
September 2009 and for the Mets in May...Byrd collected his fifth
outfield assist in the ninth-inning...He is tied for seventh in the NL.
PITCHINGIN: Since May 26, the Mets rank second in the majors
with a 2.97 ERA...Only Toronto is better (2.88).
rECOrDLOWS: Matt Harvey has the lowest ERA(2.29) among
pitchers since 1921, whose first 26 major league appearances were
all starts...Steve Rogers is second on that list (2.38) and Stephen
Strasburg is third (2.42).
7.0 INNINGS, 1 Er: Matt Harvey has had eight starts this year
working 7.0 or more innings and allowing one or fewer earned runs
which is tied with Seattles Felix Hernandez for the second-most in the
majors...The Dodgers Clayton Kershaw is first with nine such starts.
SWING & MISS: Opponents have swung and missed at least 10
times in each of Matt Harveys last 19 starts, the longest current
streak against any major league pitcher...Research courtesy of the
Elias Sports Bureau...His 27.9% missed swing rate is the best in
the NL (minimum 10 starts).
rANKINGS: Matt Harvey leads the NL and is second in the majors
with a 2.05 ERA...He leads the NL with 121 strikeouts ...Harvey leads
the majors with a .188 batting average against and a 0.88 WHIP.
STrIKEOUTS: Harveys 191 strikeouts are the sixth-most since
1916 after his first 26 starts...Only Kerry Wood (233), Hideo Nomo
(223), Dwight Gooden (214), Mark Prior (199) and Yu Darvish (196)
had more....Has four double-digit strikeout games this year, the
most in the National League.
ErICyOUNG Jr.: Has six RBIin his last six contests, including a
six-game hitting streak (12-26, .462)...Young is hitting .382 (13-34)
with four runs scored, four doubles and six RBIin seven games with
the Mets.

NATIONALS-METSSErIES HISTOry: New York won the first

series of the year at home, April 19-21...The 14 losses last year
were tied for the second-most ever in a season vs. Montreal/
Washington.
2013:
@NY:
@WAS:

3-2
2-1
1-1

2012:
@NY:
@WAS:

4-14
1-8
3-6

History:
@NY:
@WAS:
@MON
@ PR

377-370
196-182
44-31
135-152
2-5

WrIGHT HOT: Since June 5, Wright is hitting .383 (31-81) with 12

runs scored, eight doubles, five home runs and 11 RBI over a span
of 19 games...His on-base percentage is .425 during that span
...Wright has at least one hit in 13 of his last 15 games.
WrIGHT rANKINGS: David Wright is ninth in the National League
with a .387 on-base percentage, ninth with a .523 slugging
percentage, tied for sixth with five triples and eighth with 14 stolen
bases.
ALL-STAr VOTING: David Wright leads Pablo Sandoval by 128,831
votes to start the 2013 All-Star Game at Citi Field...The latest results
were released on Sunday...Fans are reminded they can continue to
vote online at mets.com through July 4 at 11:59 p.m.
WrIGHT BOBBLEHEAD: The first 25,000 fans attending this
Sundays 1:10 p.m. game vs. the Nationals will receive a David Wright
bobblehead courtesy of Verizon.
METSBULLPEN: Over the last 11 games, the pen has posted a 0.52
ERA(two earned runs/34.1 innings), going 2-2 with five saves.
BOBBy PArNELL: Has one win and five saves in his last six
appearances...Parnell hasnt allowed a run in his last seven outings,
spanning 7.1 innings...He has surrendered two hits during that span
...Parnell has saved 11 of his last 12 chances.
VOTENIMMO: Minor league outfielder Brandon Nimmo is on the
U.S. Team roster final vote ballot for the SiriusXM All-Star Futures
Game...Fans will determine the final player on the U.S. Team by
voting at MLB.com/futuresfinalists and Mets.com...Fans can vote
through June 30 at 11:59 p.m...Nimmo is hitting .273 (51-187) with
31 runs scored, six doubles, five triples, 21 RBI in 48 games with
Savannah (A)this year.
TIMHArDAWAy, Jr: The Knicks first-round draft pick Tim
Hardaway, Jr. will be on the field for some photo ops prior to
tonights game...Hardaway, Jr. was the 24th overall selection in last
nights NBADraft from the University of Michigan.
WHEELErS CITIDEBUT: Zack Wheeler will make his Citi Field
debut this Sunday at 1:10 p.m. vs. Washington...Fans can purchase
a leftfield reserve ticket and a Wheelz Up t-shirt for $45...For more
information call 718-507-TIXX.

UPCOMINGOPPONENTS
VS. WASHINGTON
Sat., June 29
Sun., June 30
VS. ArIZONA
Mon., July 1
Tue., July 2
Wed., July 3
Thurs., July 4

TBAvs. RHP Dillon Gee (5-7, 4.82)

LHP Gio Gonzalez (4-3, 3.31) vs. RHP Zack Wheeler (1-0, 3.18)

1:10 p.m. (PIX11, MLBN, WFAN, ESPN1050)

1:10 p.m. (PIX11, WFAN, ESPN1050)

LHP Wade Miley (4-7, 4.55) vs. RHPShaun Marcum (1-9, 5.08)
LHP Patrick Corbin (9-0, 2.22) vs. RHPJeremy Hefner (2-6, 3.72)
RHP Randall Delgado (0-1, 4.50+) vs. RHPMatt Harvey (7-1, 2.05+)
RHP Ian Kennedy (3-4, 5.21+) vs. RHPDillon Gee (5-7, 4.82+)

7:10 p.m. (SNY, WFAN, ESPN1050)

7:10 p.m. (SNY, WFAN, ESPN1050)
7:10 p.m. (SNY, ESPN, WFAN, ESPN1050)
1:10 p.m. (SNY, WFAN, ESPN1050)

#33

Height: 6-4
Born: New London, CT
CATEGORY

vs. Right (2013)

vs. Right (Career)

vs. Left (2013)

vs. Left (Career)

Weight: 225 pounds

Resides: Mystic, CT

MATT HARVEY (7-1, 2.05)

Age: 24 (3/27/89)
SignedThrough: 2013

HARVEYS STATISTICALBREAKDOWN
AB

198

HR

BB

SO

AVG

53

29

77

.193

21

36

274

221

37

324

62

13

52

11

.198

69

.180

114

.191

BEST ERA: Harvey has a 2.29 ERA after his first 26 career starts...This is the lowest mark for any
pitcher since 1921, whose first 26 major league appearances were all starts...He has the eighthlowest ERA for any pitcher in their first 26 career starts since 1921...He trails Gary Peters (1.73),
Vida Blue (1.99), Joe Hesketh (2.04), Eppe Rixey (2.08), Bill Voiselle (2.17), Orel Hershiser (2.18)
and Red Faber (2.25)...List courtesy of STATS LLC.

STRIKEOUTS: Harveys 191 strikeouts are the sixth most since 1916 for a starter after his first 26
games...Only Kerry Wood (233), Hideo Nomo (223), Dwight Gooden (214), Mark Prior (199) and
Yu Darvish (196) had more...Of that group, Harvey is the only one with an ERA under 2.60 or a
WHIP under 1.00 after his first 26 games (2.29 ERA, 0.97 WHIP)...He is the fourth pitcher since
1916 to have at least 21 outings of six or more strikeouts among his first 26 games...Kerry Wood,
Hideo Nomo, and Dwight Gooden are the others....Harveys four double-digit strikeout outings are
the most in the NL this season.

RHP

HARVEYS 2013 GAMELOG (16 G, 16 GS)

Date Opp.

Dec.

4/3

SD

W, 8-4

4/13

@Min

W, 4-2

4/24

LAD

4/8

@Phi

Was

4/19

4/29

@Mia

5/7

CWS

5/12

Pit

IP

W, 7-2

W, 7-1

5/22

5/28

ND, 1-0 (10)

Mia

ND, 1-2 (20)

6/23

6/18

94-63

8.0

107-67

7.0

6.2

ND, 2-1

6/13

6/8

10

7.1

NYY

@Mia

9.0

ND, 4-7

6/2

5.1

ND, 2-3

CIN

6.0

ND, 3-4 (15)

8.0

L, 2-1

7.0

@Phi

W, 8-0

6.0

12

101-64

0.93

1.54

1.56
1.28

1.44

106-78

1.55

116-68

1.93

114-80

1.85

100-62

2.17

93-61

0.82

105-76

121-78

10

0.64

90-66

0.00

105-68

ERA

110-66

Stl

7.0

10

W, 4-3

5.0

7.0

ND, 6-11

@ATL

P-S

7.0

ND, 7-3 (10)

R22 ER HR BB K

7.0

@ChC W, 3-2

5/17

7.0

2.10

97-67

13

2.04

116-74

2.16

72-51

2.05

2013 Totals

W-L
7-1

IP
110.0

H
73

R
25

ER
25

HR BB K
P-S
ERA
4 234 121 1,647-1079 2.05

CareerTotals

10-6

169.1

115

44

43

2012 Totals

3-5

59.1

42

19

18

26

50

70

191

978-616

2.73

2.29

Opposing Pitcher
2013
2012
Career
LEAGUE LEADER: Leads the National League with 121 strikeouts and a 2.05 ERA (25 earned
Ross Detwiler 2-6, 4.18
10-8, 3.40
18-28, 3.81
runs/110.0 innings)...Only Clay Buchholzs 1.71 ERA is better in the majors...His .188 opponent LHP
vs. Mets:
---, -.-3-0, 1.80
4-1, 3.08
batting average and .236 opponent on base percentage are best in the majors...His 0.88 WHIP and
8.02 baserunners/9 also lead the majors...His 5.04 K/BB ratio is fifth-best in the NL...His 0.33
NOTESVS.
NATIONALS
homers/9 is fourth-lowest in the majors...Since his debut on July 26, 2012, Harvey has a 10.15
Last Win vs. Washington: Won, 7-1, on April 19 at Citi Field...Went 7.0 inK/9...He is the only qualified pitcher in the majors with a K/9 greater than 10 in that span.
SLUGGING AND OPS: Harvey has allowed the lowest opponent slugging percentage, .255, and
OPS, .491, in the majors...No other pitchers opponents have slugged less than .270 or have an
OPS less than .533 this season...No pitcher has finished a season with a lower opponent slugging
percentage since Nolan Ryan (.216) in 1981...Since 1969, only three pitchers have pitched an
entire season with an opponent OPS lower than .500...They were Pedro Martinez (.473 in 2000),
Greg Maddux (.482 in 1995) and Nolan Ryan (.496 in 1981).

nings, allowed one run, earned, and four hits...Struck out seven and walked
three.

Last Loss vs. Washington: Lost, 2-0, on September 12, 2012 at Citi
Field...Went 5.0 innings, allowed one run, earned, and five hits...Struck out
10 and walked three.
Career vs. Washington: In two starts, Harvey is 1-1 with a 1.50 ERA (two
earned runs/12.0 innings) against the Nationals.

WHIFFS: Opponents have swung and missed at least 10 times in each of Matt Harveys last 19
starts, the longest current streak against any major league pitcher...Research courtesy of the Elias
Key Matchups:
Sports Bureau...His 27.9% missed swing rate is the best in the NL (minimum nine starts)...In
Ian Desmond - .500 (2-4) 2 BB, 2 SO
Harveys last two starts, opponents have swung and missed 13 times alone at Harveys
Adam LaRoche - .200 (1-5) BB, 2 SO
slider...They swung at 17 of his 33 sliders, thus missing 76.47% of the sliders they swung at.
AT HOME: Harveys last two outings are the first time he has received a win in consecutive starts
since his four straight victories to begin the season...Harvey has not received a win in seven straight
home starts...During this stretch at home, is 0-1 with a 2.15 ERA (12 earned runs/50.1 innings) and
a 9.30 K/BB ratio (52K/7BB), while receiving seven runs of support...The Mets are 3-4 in those
games...His last victory at Citi Field came against Stephen Strasburg and the Nationals on April 19.
HITS: Holds the lowest H/9, 5.97, in the majors this season...Harvey has the second-lowest H/9
rate, 6.11, of all qualifying starters since his debut on July 26 of last season...Clayton Kershaw
has a 6.04 H/9 in that span...Harvey is the only pitcher in the NL with 10 starts with five or fewer
hits allowed and six or more strikeouts this season...He is the only pitcher in the majors with multiple starts of 12 or more strikeouts and three or fewer hits allowed this season.

STREAKS: Harvey has allowed no more than five runs while striking out at least three in each of
his first 26 career games...No pitcher since 1916 had a streak of longer than 21 such games to
begin a career...Harvey is the first pitcher in Mets history with four or more strikeouts and three or
fewer walks in 22 consecutive starts...Only 20 pitchers since 1916 have had such a streak for 23
straight games or longer...Harvey has only failed to have such a game in one of his career starts.
RUNS: Harvey is the only pitcher since 1916 to allow one run or fewer in 15 of his first 26 career
starts...He has struck out six or more batters in each of those 15 starts...Since 1916, no pitcher has
had more than 12 starts allowing no more than one run and at least six strikeouts.

BRINGING THE HEAT: Harvey has the highest average velocities in the majors for his fastball
(95.6), slider (89.6) and curveball (83.2), according to PITCHf/x data...Stephen Strasburgs fastball ranks second at 95.4, as does Homer Baileys slider at 88.0 and A.J. Burnetts curve at 82.2.
INNINGS PITCHED: He is one of three pitchers since 1916 to toss at least 5.0 innings in each of
his first 24 career starts...Josh Tomlin (37) and Daisuke Matsuzaka (28) are the others...He is the
first pitcher in franchise history to have more than 17 such starts to begin a career.

DOUBLE-THREAT: Harveys four doubles are the most for any pitcher since Harveys debut on
July 26, 2012....They are the most for any pitcher after his first 26 career games in franchise
history...Only 41 position players have pulled off the feat in Mets history.

CLUTCH: In his career, opponents are hitting .140 (6-43) with 16 strikeouts with RISP and two
outs....Harvey has never allowed a hit with the bases loaded in his career...In nine plate
appearances in those situations, opposing batters are 0-7 with three RBI.
NO-HIT BIDS: Harvey took a no-hitter into the seventh inning, two starts ago at Atlanta, for the third
time this season...Only three other pitchers during the expansion era held an opposing team hitless
through 6.0 innings three times in the first 25 starts of their career: Al Downing, Jose DeLeon (four
times) and Kent Mercker...Research courtesy of Elias Sports Bureau.

MAjOR LEAGUE HITTING TOTALS:

YEAR
AVG
AB
R
2012
.333
18
0
2013
.139
36
2
TOTALS
.204
54
2

H
6
5
11

2B
2
2
4

3B
0
0
0

HR
0
0
0

RBI
3
2
5

SAC
3
2
5

Most Hits, Game:

2, (2x, last, August 22, 2012 vs Colorado)
Most RBI, Game:
2, (August 16, 2012 at Cincinnati)
Batting Notes:
Harvey delivered an RBI double in his last game...His four doubles are the most
by any pitcher since his debut on July 26, 2012....First Mets starting pitcher to earn a win and drive in a go-ahead run
in the seventh inning or later since Sid Fernandez on August 16, 1993 at Cincinnati (Courtesy of Elias).

Jayson Werth - .000 (0-4), 2 BB, 3 SO

HARVEYS 2013 STATISTICALBREAKDOWN

CATEGORY
Home
Road
Day
Night
Grass
1st Half
2nd Half
April
May
june
july
August
September
vs. AL
vs. NL
4 Days Rest
5 Days Rest
6+ Days Rest
After a Win
After a Loss

W-L
2-1
5-0
4-1
3-0
6-1
7-1
0-0
4-0
1-0
2-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
6-1
5-1
1-0
1-0
4-1
3-0

ERA
1.82
2.36
2.67
1.28
2.16
2.05
0.00
1.56
2.15
2.53
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.72
2.44
2.75
1.23
0.00
1.06
2.90

G-GS
9-9
7-7
9-9
7-7
15-15
16-16
0-0
6-6
5-5
5-5
0-0
0-0
0-0
3-3
13-13
11-11
3-3
2-2
7-7
9-9

IP
H
64.1 41
45.2 32
60.2 47
49.1 26
104.0 71
110.0 73
0.0 0
40.1 21
37.2 26
32.0 26
0.0 0
0.0 0
0.0 0
25.0 9
85.0 64
72.0 55
22.0 16
16.0 2
51.0 27
59.0 46

R
13
12
18
7
25
25
0
7
9
9
0
0
0
2
23
22
3
0
6
19

ER
13
12
18
7
25
25
0
7
9
9
0
0
0
2
23
22
3
0
6
19

HR
3
1
3
1
4
4
0
2
2
0
0
0
0
1
3
4
0
0
1
3

BB
12
12
14
10
23
24
0
12
5
7
0
0
0
2
22
19
3
2
10
14

HARVEYS SEASON & CAREER HIGHS

Win Streak
Strikeouts
Double Digit KGames
Scoreless Streak
Low Hits, CG
High Hits, Game
High HR, Game
High Runs, Game
High Walks, Game
Innings Pitched, Game
Complete Games
Shutouts

2013 Best
5 (4/3-5/17)
13 (6/18 at. Atl)
4 (last, 6/18 at. Atl)
13.1 IP (4/29-5/12)
None
10 (6/2 vs. MIA)
1 (4x, last, 5/22 vs. Cin)
4 (2x, last 6/2 vs. MIA)
3 (3x, last, 6/18 at. Atl)
9.0 (5/7 vs. CWS)
None
None

K
69
52
59
62
115
121
0
46
38
37
0
0
0
28
93
76
23
22
55
66

Career Best
5 (4/3-5/17)
13 (6/18 at. Atl)
6 (last, 6/18 at. Atl)
16.0 IP (9/19/12-4/8/13)
None
10 (6/2 vs. MIA)
2 (8/5/12 at SD)
5 (8/5/12 at SD)
5 (8/10/12 at Atl)
9.0 (5/7 vs. CWS)
None
None

METSSTARTINGPITCHERBREAKDOWN

STARTER

Matt Harvey
Dillon Gee
Jonathon Niese
Jeremy Hefner
Shaun Marcum
Zack Wheeler
Aaron Laffey
Collin McHugh

GS

16
15
14
15
10
2
2
1

QUALITY
STARTS

13
5
8
10
3
1
0
0

RUN
SUPPORT

52
33
38
33
19
5
8
0

RS/
START

METS
RECORD

3.25
2.20
2.71
2.20
1.90
2.50
4.00
0.00

10-6
7-8
6-8
4-11
3-7
1-1
1-1
0-1

NExT GAMESSTARTER - #35 DILLON GEE (5-7, 4.82) - RHP

LAST START: Took the no-decision in the Mets 2-1 defeat at Philadelphiaon June 22...Pitched 5.0
NOTESVS. WASHINGTON
innings, allowed six runs, five earned, and eight hits...Struck out four and walked none.
Last Win vs. Washington: Won, 10-1, on June 5, 2013 at Na-

tionals Park...Pitched 7.0 innings, allowed one run, and nine hits.

CAREER VS. WASHINGTON: In eight games, all starts, Gee is 5-1 with a 2.70 ERA (15 earned runs/50 Last Loss vs. Washington: Lost, 6-2, on April 10, 2012 at Citi
innings) in his career against the Nationals.
Field...Pitched 5.1 innings, allowed four runs and eight hits.

W-L
STARTERS 19-28
RELIEVERS 13-15
TOTALS
32-43

ERA IP
3.88 438.1
4.12 242.1
3.93 680.2

H
437
242
679

R
209
126
335

ER
189
111
297

NEWYORKMETSPITCHINGBREAKDOWN
W-L
ERA
IP
H R ER
BB
K HR AVG
HOME
14-23 3.47 348.0 332 157 134
134 371 39 .260
ROAD
18-20 4.41 332.2 347 178 163
84 183 26 .263
OTALS
32-43 3.93 680.2 679 335 297
218 554 65 .261

BB
105
113
218

K
294
260
554

HR
34
31
65

AVG
.251
.272
.261

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JUNE 28, 2013 VS. WASHINGTON

#47

ANDREWBROWN

.231, 3 HR, 4 RBI

Last Game: 0-1, K

Last HR: 6/25 at CHW(Sale)
RISP: .167 (1-6)
Streak:0 Games (0 for his last 2)

Team Last 10: .273 (3-11)

Home: .250(3-12, 1 HR)
Road: .214 (3-14, 2 HR)
Road trip: .273 (3-11)

Hit a home run in consecutive at-bats over two games, May 11 vs.
PIT (Watson) and June 20 at ATL (Minor).
Has scored a run in four straight starts...Has scored five times total.
Singled on May 9 vs. PIT for his first hit in a Mets uniform...Snapped an 014 dating to 2012.
Is 1-5 (.200) with a home run as a pinch-hitter.
The Mets selected his contract from Las Vegas (AAA)on May 3...Returned
to the Mets on June 19 after being optioned to Triple-A on May 13.
Hit .340 (53-152)with seven home runs, 15 doubles and 41 RBIin 40
games for Las Vegas.

#44

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JOHN BUCK

Last Game: DNP

Last HR: 6/18 at ATL(Rasmus)
RISP: .269 (14-52)
Streak:0 Games (0 for his last 4)

Hitting .175 (25-143)since May 5.

Hit a solo home run on June 18 at ATL (G1) (Rasmus)...It was his first
home run since May 24 and his second since May 5...His nine April home
runs tied for the most ever by a Mets player with Carlos Delgado (2006)
and Dave Kingman (1976).
Has one RBIin June and seven since May 5...Drove in 25 runs during the
month of April.
Hitting .269 (14-52)with runners in scoring position, but is 4-23 (.174) in
those situations with two outs.

2013 SEASON HIGHS

H - 1 (6x, 6.26 at CHW)

#6

R - 1 (5x, 6.26 at CHW)

MARLON BYRD

2013 SEASON HIGHS

RBI- 1 (4x, 6.25 at CHW) SB -

.260, 12 HR, 38 RBI

Last Game: 2-4, R, HR, 2 RBI

Last HR: 6/27 at COL (Belisle)
RISP: .286 (16-56)
Streak:1 Game (.500, 2-4)

Team Last 10: .316 (12-38)

Home: .216 (21-97, 4 HR)
Road: .297 (33-111, 8 HR)
Road Trip: .286 (12-42)

Has six home runs this month, a career-best total for a calendar
month...Broke his record of five tied earlier this season (May) and first set
in September, 2009.
Hit a home run in consecutive games for the second time this season,
June 12 & June 13 (also, May 29 & May 30)...Has double-digit home runs
for the fifth time in his career...His 12 home runs are tied for the secondhigest season total of his career.
Hitting .293 (22-75) with four doubles, the six home runs and a .587
slugging percentage in June.
Hitting .297 with eight home runs away from Citi Field.

H - 3 (5.1 at MIA)

#12

R - 2 (3x, 5.24 vs. ATL) RBI - 4 (2x, 4.12 at MIN) SB - 1 (2x, 5.30 at NYY)

JUANLAGARES

Last Game: 1-4, K

Last HR: 5/19 at CHC(Wood)
RISP: .185 (5-27)
Streak:2 Games (.286, 2-7)

#19

R - 3 (6.5 at WAS)

2013 SEASON HIGHS

RBI - 3 (3x, 6.5 at WAS) SB - 1 (6.18 at ATL)

ZACH LUTZ

.250, 0 HR, 0 RBI

Last Game: 1-3, R, BB, K

Last HR: None
RISP: .000 (0-0)
Streak:1 Game (.333, 1-3)

Team Last 10: .250 (1-4)

Home: .000(0-0, 0 HR)
Road: .250 (1-4, 0 HR)
Road trip: .250 (1-4)

Made his first start for the Mets in 2013 on June 28 at COL...Singled and
scored a run in three at-bats...Also drew a walk.
Recalled from Las Vegas (AAA)of the Pacific Coast League on June
23...Made his Mets season debut, June 25 at CHW...Struck out as a pinchhitter.
Hit .286 (53-185)with 11 doubles, seven home runs and 37 RBI in 53
games for the 51s.
Singled for his first major league hit on April 27, 2012 at COL.
Made his major league debut on April 24, 2012 vs. MIA...Pinch hit and
struck out looking with the bases loaded.

H - 3 (2x, 6.21 at PHI)

#28

#9

R - 1 (6.27 at COL)

RBI -

KIRKNIEUWENHUIS

Last Game: 1-1

Last HR: 6/16 vs. CHC(Marmol)
RISP: .222 (2-9)
Streak: 1 Game (1.000, 1-1)

Last Gamez: 2-4, R, SB

Last HR: 6/9 vs. MIA(Koehler)
RISP: .276 (16-58)
Streak:2 Games (.375, 3-8)

.140, 1 HR, 5 RBI

Team Last 10: .250 (2-8)
Home: .167 (4-24, 1 HR)
Road: .105 (2-19, 0 HR)
Road Trip: .182 (2-11)

R - 1 (4x, 6.22 at PHI) RBI- 3 (6.16 vs. CHC) SB - 1 (6.17 at ATL)

ANTHONYRECKER

Last Game: 0-4

Last HR: 6/18 at ATL (Maholm)
RISP: .200 (1-5)
Streak:0 Games (0 for his last 8)

.160, 2 HR, 8 RBI

Team Last 10: .167 (2-12)
Home: .158(3-19, 1 HR)
Road: .161 (5-31, 1 HR)
Road Trip: .167 (2-12)

Hit his first home run in a Mets uniform on May 10 vs. PIT
(Rodriguez)...Added his second on June 18 at ATL...It gave the Mets a 20 lead in the seventh inning
Had his first career hit with runners in scoring position, June 5 at WAS...Is
1 for 25 (.040) in his career with runners in scoring position.
Made his Mets debut, April 7 vs. MIA...Went 1-3 with a double and an RBI.
The Mets are 7-7 in Reckers 14 starts this season.
Drove in a career-best three runs, June 5 at WAS...Also tied his careerbest with two hits.

H - 4 (2x, 5.16 at STL)

#3

R - 2 (6.18 at ATL) RBI - 3 (6.5 at WAS) S B -

Team Last 10: .244 (10-41)

Home: .238(34-143, 3 HR)
Road: .306 (48-157, 2 HR)
Road Trip: .227 (10-44)

R - 3 (4.12 at MIN) RBI - 4 (4.12 at MIN) SB - 2 (6.22 at PHI)

OMARQUINTANILLA

Last Game: 0-4, BB, 2 K

Last HR: 6/11 vs. StL (Wacha)
RISP: .263 (5-19)
Streak:0 Games (0 for his last 13)

.242, 2 HR, 9 RBI

Team Last 10: .265 (9-34)
Home: .094(3-32, 1 HR)
Road: .322 (19-59, 1 HR)
Road Trip: .243 (9-37)

Is hitless in his last 13 at-bats.

Hit in eight straight (13-38, .342), to tie his career-long run (June 14-June
30, 2008), May 31-June 11...As part of the streak, had multiple hits in four
straight (9-15, .600), May 31-June 4, the longest such streak of his career.
Made his Mets debut, May 30 at NYY.
The Mets purchased his contract from Las Vegas (AAA)of the Pacific
Coast League on May 30...Replaced Ruben Tejada on the active roster.
Hit .333 (42-126) with two home runs, two triples and 18 RBI in 47 games
for the 51s.

2013 SEASON HIGHS

H - 3 (2x, 6.22 at PHI)

#13

R - 2 (2x, 6.22 at PHI) RBI - 2 (2x, 6.18 at ATL) SB-

JOSH SATIN

Last Game: 1-3, BB

Last HR: None
RISP: .222 (2-9)
Streak:3 Games (.273, 3-11)

.273, 0 HR, 2 RBI

Team Last 10: .316 (6-19)
Home: .000(0-3, 0 HR)
Road: .316 (6-19, 0 HR)
Road Trip: .316 (6-19)

Reached in six consecutive plate appearances (three hits, three walks),

June 18-June 20.
Struck out as a pinch-hitter in his Mets season debut, June 12 vs. StL.
The Mets selected his contract from Las Vegas (AAA)on June 11...Spent
the entire season with the 51s, hitting .305 (67-220)with nine home runs
and 32 RBI in 59 games.
Over two seasons with the Mets prior to this year, appeared in 16 games
and hit .192 (5-26) with two RBI.
Picked up his first hit with the Mets this season on June 18 at ATL...Also
scored twice and walked twice.

2013 SEASON HIGHS

H - 2 (3x, 6.18 at ATL)

.273, 5 HR, 32 RBI

Hitting .208 (20-96)in 23 June games.

Does not have an extra-base hit in 12 consecutive games.
Tied for ninth in the NLwith 20 doubles...Became the seventh Mets
player to get to 20 doubles in the clubs first 63 games.
Hitting .306 (48-157) on the road and .238 (34-143)at Citi Field.
Is hitting .458 (11-24) with runners in scoring postion and two outs, good
for the fourth-best average in the National League.
With two runners on base, is hitting .556 (10-18).

2013 SEASON HIGHS

#20

SB -

2013 SEASON HIGHS

SB -

Hit his first game-ending home run (Marmol), June 16 vs. CHC.
Since returning from Triple-A, is hitting .148 (4-27) in 13 games.
The Mets recalled him from Las Vegas on June 9...Had been at Triple-A
since the team optioned him on April 23...Hit .232 (33-142)with 10 home
runs and 18 RBIin 36 games for the 51s.
Made his first Opening Day roster this season.
Snapped a 0-21 skid with a pinch-hit single, June 15.
Is 4-11 (.364)with a double, an RBIand one walk as a pinch hitter this
season...His seven outs have come by strikeout.

H - 1 (6x, 6.27 at COL)

R - 1 (10x, 6.26 at CHW) RBI - 2 (5.19 at CHC)

DANIEL MURPHY

2013 SEASON HIGHS

H - 1 (6.27 at COL)

.229, 1 HR, 7 RBI

Team Last 10: .323 (10-31)
Home: .196(10-51, 0 HR)
Road: .259 (15-58, 1 HR)
Road Trip: .286 (10-35)

Has a hit in 12 of his last 14 starts (.305, 18-59).

Hit his first major league home run, May 20 at CHC (Wood), a two-run shot
that tied the game in the seventh inning...It was his first two MLB RBI...Also
finished the game with two hits, his first multi-hit game at the major league
level.
Set a career-high with three hits, June 5 at WAS...Tied that total on June
21 at PHI.
Recalled from Las Vegas (AAA)of the Pacific Coast League on April 23.
Hit .346 (27-78) with three home runs and nine RBIin 17 Triple A games.
Is hitless in six pinch-hit at-bats.

2013 SEASON HIGHS

H - 3 (6.18 at Atl)

.210, 12 HR, 36 RBI

Team Last 10: .083 (2-24)
Home: .217 (26-120, 5 HR)
Road: .203 (24-118, 7 HR)
Road Trip: .111 (3-27)

2013 SEASON HIGHS

H - 1 (6x, 6.27 at COL)

R - 2 (6.18 at ATL) RBI - 1 (2x, 6.25 at CHW)

SB-

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JUNE 28, 2013 VS. WASHINGTON

#1

JORDANY VALDESPIN .202, 4 HR, 16 RBI

Last Game: DNP

Last HR: 6/22 at PHI(Papelbon)
RISP: .200 (5-25)
Streak:0 Games (0 for his last 3)

#5

Team Last 10: .125 (1-8)

Home: .147(10-68, 2 HR)
Road: .268 (15-56, 2 HR)
Road Trip: .125 (1-8)

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DAVIDWRIGHT

Last Game: DNP

Last HR: 6/23 at PHI(Diekman)
RISP: .333 (21-63)
Streak: 0 Games (0 for his last 4)

Since May 5, is hitting .149 (10-67).

Hit his sixth career pinch-hit home run, May 1 at MIA(Ramos)...The
three-run shot gave the Mets the lead and it tied Valdespin for the second
most pinch-hit home runs in team history...Mark Carreon holds the club
record with eight.
Hit the sixth game-ending grand slam in team history, and first since Kevin
McReynolds on June 25, 1991, on April 25 vs. LAD (Wall)...The slam was
the first of Valdespins career and first career game-ending RBI.
Made his first Opening Day roster this season.
Is 3-23 (.130) with nine strikeoutsas a pinch hitter this season.

#22

2013 SEASON HIGHS

RBI - 4 (4.24 vs. LAD)

ERIC YOUNG, JR.

Team Last 10: .333 (13-39)

Home: .298 (39-131, 2 HR)
Road: .311 (46-148, 10 HR)
Road Trip: .326 (14-43)

Has hit in 16 of 19 games (.383, 31-81), with five home runs and 11
RBI...Has multiple hits in eight of the games.
Reached in nine straight plate appearances, June 13-June 15, tying the
longest streak of his career...Had six singles, a double, and two
walks...Reached in nine straight, August 23-24, 2005.
Has 10 of his 12 home runs away from Citi Field...Hitting .311 (46-148)on
the road.
Had four extra-base hits (two doubles, triple, home run) on June 23 at
Philadelphia to tie the franchise record...Edgardo Alfonzo last did it at
Houston on August 30, 1999.

2013 SEASON HIGHS

H - 3 (4.10 at PHI) R - 3 (4.12 at MIN)

.305, 12 HR, 41 RBI

SB - 1 (4x, 5.3 at ATL)

H - 4 (6.23 at PHI) R - 3 (5.1 at MIA) RBI- 4 (4.12 at MIN) SB - 2 (2x, 6.25 at CHW)

.266, 1 HR, 12 RBI

Last Game: 1-5

Last HR: 5/14, COLat CHC (Villanueva)
RISP: .244 (10-41)
Streak: 6 Games (.462, 12-26)

Team Last 10: .382 (13-34)

Home: .281 (27-96, 0 HR)
Road: .252 (26-103, 1 HR)
Road Trip: .382 (13-34)

Mets vs. Ross Detwiler

Hitting .382 (13-34) with six RBIin eight games with the Mets...Has hit in
six straight, going 12-26 (.462)over this stretch.
Hitting .556 (5-9) with runners in scoring position while with the Mets.
Made his Mets debut, June 19 at ATL...Singled once in four at-bats.
Acquired from the Colorado Rockies on June 18 in exchange for
righthanded pitcher Collin McHugh.
Hit .242 (40-165) with one home run, six RBI and eight stolen bases in 57
games this season before the Rockies designated him for assignment on
June 12.

Brown
Buck
Byrd
Lagares
Lutz
Murphy
Nieuwenhuis

- .000 (0-0)
- .375 (3-8)
- .000 (0-5)
- .000 (0-0)
- .000 (0-0)
- .143 (1-7)
- .000 (0-0)

Quintanilla
Recker
Satin
Valdespin
Wright
Young, Jr.

.000 (0-0)
.000 (0-0)
.000 (0-0)
.000 (0-1)
.400 (6-15)
.500 (1-2)

2013 SEASON HIGHS

H - 3 (7x, 6.26 at CHW) R - 2 (7x, 6.23 at PHI) RBI- 2 (4x, 6.22 at PHI) SB -1 (9x, 6.25 at CHW)

METS HOME RUN BREAKDOWN

Home

HR & STREAKS

Road

Game
Tying

Go
Ahead

Last
HR

ABs
Since

1R

2R

3R

GS

Total

Brown

6/25/13

Buck

12

6/18/13

85

Byrd

12

6/27/13

Lagares

5/19/13

65

Lutz

Murphy

6/9/13

64

Nieuwenhuis

6/16/13

11

Quintanilla

6/11/13

51

Recker

6/18/13

Satin

None

48

Valdespin

6/22/13

Wright

12

10

6/23/13

Young

5/14/13

96

Pitchers

Totals

47

19

74

33

41

11

22

Multi-Hits
3H
4H

5H

Total

Mets Pepsi Porch Home Runs: (3)

Lucas Duda: 4.3 vs. SD (Richard)
Lucas Duda: 5.8 vs. CHW (Peavy)
Jordany Valdespin: 5.11 vs. PIT(Contreras)
Pinch-Hit Home Runs: (2)
Jordany Valdespin: 5.1 at MIA(Ramos)
Andrew Brown: 6.20 at ATL (Minor)
Leadoff Home Runs: (0)
Walk-Off Home Runs: (2)
Jordany Valdespin: 4.25 vs. LAD (Wall)
Kirk Nieuwenhuis: 6.16 vs. CHC (Marmol)
Back-to-Back Home Runs: (0)
Grand Slams: (3)
Collin Cowgill: 4.1 vs. SD (Brach)
John Buck: 4.12 at MIN (Hernandez)
Jordany Valdespin: 4.25 vs. LAD (Wall)
10-Game + Hitting Streaks: (1)
Lucas Duda: 5.16 - 5.26, 10 games

METS OFFENSIVE BREAKDOWN

2H

Two Home Run Games: (6)

Lucas Duda: 4.10 at PHI (Kendrick, Adams)
David Wright: 4.16 (GM1)at COL (Nicasio, 2)
Lucas Duda: 4.19 vs. WAS (Strasburg,
Storen)
Ike Davis: 4.19 vs. WAS (Strasburg, Storen)
Marlon Byrd: 6.5 at WAS (Haren, 2)
David Wright: 6.20 at ATL (Minor, 2)

RBI Breakdown
4
5+
GA

GW

2-Out Total

Brown

Buck

10

36

Byrd

11

12

11

38

Lagares

Lutz

Murphy

20

25

17

32

Nieuwenhuis

Quintanilla

Recker

Satin

Valdespin

16

Wright

11

11

23

10

10

41

Young

Pitchers

Totals

101

32

137

39

13

58

31

92

284

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# 30 DAVIDAARDSMA- RHP

BULLPEN
0-0, 1.13 ERA, 0 SV

Last Win: 7.8.09, SEA vs. TOR Last Loss: 7.8.10, SEA at NYY SV/OP (Last): 0-0, None
Holds: 0
First Batter: 5-8 Inherited Runners/Strand: 3-3 Longest Relief Outing: 1.1 IP (3x, last 6.18 at ATLG2)

Unscored upon in his last 6 games (5.2 IP)...Is unscored upon in 7 of 8 appearances.
Has a 1.96 career ERA(4 ER/18.1 IP) vs. the NLEast.
Lefties are hitting .182 (2-11) and righties are 3-17 (.176).
Made his Mets debut on June 8 vs. MIA...Has worked 1.0 inning or more in 3 of 7 games.
Signed on May 20...Opened the season with Miamis Triple-A affiliate, New Orleans
(AAA), going 1-0 with a 2.57 ERA in 10 games...Was released on May 15.
He saved a combined 69 games for the Mariners over the 2009 and 2010 seasons, but
underwent elbow ligament replacement surgery in July, 2011.

PAGE 5

METS BULLPEN TOTALS

Wins: 13
Losses: 15
Holds: 29
Saves/Op: 15-25
ERA: 4.12 (111 ER/242.1 IP)
Hits: 242
Runs: 126
Batting Avg: .263
HR: 26
Walks: 84
Strikeouts: 183
First Batter Retired/Faced: 165/243 (68%)
Inherited Runners/Stranded: 118/78 (66%)
Record when pen doesnt allow a run: 24-4
Record when pen allows a run: 7-38

PENNOTES
The Mets pen is 0-2 with a 3.95 ERA(6 ER/13.2 IP)
vs. the Nationals this year.

# 66 JOSHEDGIN- LHP

0-1, 5.87 ERA, 0 SV

Last Win: 07.30.12 @ SF

Last Loss: 4.20. vs. WSH
SV/OP (Last): 0-1
Holds: 1
First Batter: 11-18
Inherited Runners/Strand: 9-7 Longest Relief Outing: 2.0 IP (2x, last, 4.10 vs. PHI)

Has not allowed a run in 7 outings (6.0 innings) since he was recalled from Las Vegas
(AAA) on June 10...Lefties are 1-11 (.091) since his recall...Was optioned to Binghamton
(AA) on April 27.
Overall, righties are 10-30 (.333) off him and lefties are 8-31 (.258).
Earned first hold on June 20 at ATL...Got Jason Heyward to ground out with 2 runners on.
Combined to go 2-0 with a 7.88 ERA(21 ER/26.2 IP) in 16 games between Binghamton
(AA)and Las Vegas (AAA).

# 32 LATROY HAWKINS- RHP

Hasnt allowed an earned run in his last 9 appearances (8.0 innings) dating to June 8...
...Allowed 8 earned runs in 10.1 innings (6.97 ERA) from May 9-June 2.
Lefties are hitting .273 (15-55) while righties are batting .329 (25-76) off him.
Is third among NLrelievers in hits allowed (41).
Moved sole possession of 23rd place on the all-time games pitched list with his 901st
game on June 20 at ATL...Has 904 appearances...Cy Young is 22nd with 906 games.

Last Win: 5.27 vs. NYY

First Batter: 23-33

2-2, 3.16 ERA, 0 SV

Last Loss: 5.24 vs. ATL

SV/OP (Last): 0-2, 10.03.12 TOR vs.MIN
Holds: 8
Inherited Runners/Strand: 14-8
Longest Outing: 2.0 IP (6.23 at PHI)

Has posted a 2.25 ERA(5 ER/20.0 IP) dating back to May 5...Is unscored upon in 15 of
his last 19 appearances.
Leads team with 8 holds...Had back-to-back holds on June 18 &20 at ATL.
Lefties are hitting .238 (10-42) vs. him while righties are batting .311 (23-74).
With runners in scoring position and two outs, opponents are 1-11 (.091).

# 39 BOBBYPARNELL - RHP
Last Win: 6.16 vs. CHC
First Batter: 25-34

Over the last 15 games, the pen has a 1.19 ERA

(6 ER/45.1 IP).
The pens 4.12 ERA, ranks 25th in the majors.

BULLPEN - LAST 3 SERIES

Opp
@PHI
@CWS
@COL

3-1, 3.34 ERA, 0 SV

Last Win: 6.27 at COL

Last Loss: 6.25 at CWS
SV/OP (Last): 0-2, 5.06.12 LAA vs. TOR
Holds: 5 First Batter: 23-33 Inherited Runners/Strand: 18-11 Longest Outing: 2.0 IP (3x, 6.20 at ATL)

# 34 BRANDON LYON- RHP

The last five series (at Colorado, at Chicago-AL, at

Atlanta, at Philadelphia), the pen has allowed 2 ERin
30.1 IP(0.59 ERA).

5-3, 2.38 ERA, 14 SV

W-L-S
0-1-1
0-1-1
1-0-1

IP
9.0
4.1
3.0

H
6
3
3

R ER BB
2
1
2
1
0
1
0
0
0

K HR
9 1
0 0
5 0

BULLPEN BYMONTH
April
May
June
July
Aug.
Sept.

W-L ERA
3-5 5.09
7-4 3.99
3-6 3.12

Sv-Op
2-6
8-11
5-8

IP
88.1
79.0
75.0

H
89
76
77

R
58
38
30

ER BB K
50 31 66
35 28 65
26 25 52

LAST FIVE APPEARANCES

DATE
6.16
6.18G2
6.19
6.20
6.22

OPP
CHC
@ATL
@ATL
@ATL
@PHI

DAVIDAARDSMA
DEC IP H R ER
ND
1.0 0 0 0
ND
1.1 1 0 0
ND
0.2 1 0 0
ND
0.2 2 0 0
ND
0.2 0 0 0

BB
0
0
0
0
1

K
1
0
1
0
0

HR
0
0
0
0
0

DATE
6.14
6.18G2
6.20
6.22
6.25

OPP
CHC
@ATL
@ATL
@PHI
@CWS

JOSHEDGIN
DEC IP H R
ND
1.0 2 0
ND
0.2 0 0
H
0.1 0 0
ND
1.0 1 0
ND
1.0 0 0

ER
0
0
0
0
0

BB
0
1
0
0
1

K
1
1
0
1
0

HR
0
0
0
0
0

DATE
6.18G1
6.20
6.23
6.25
6.27

OPP
@ATL
@ATL
@PHI
@CWS
@COL

LATROY HAWKINS
DEC IP H R ER
H
0.2 1 0 0
W
2.0 2 0 0
ND
1.0 0 0 0
L
0.2 2 1 0
W
1.0 0 0 0

BB
0
0
0
0
0

K
1
2
1
0
2

HR
0
0
0
0
0

DATE
6.12
6.15
6.18G2
6.20
6.23

OPP
STL
CHC
@ATL
@ATL
@PHI

BRANDON LYON
DEC IP H R ER
ND
1.0 0 0 0
ND
0.2 2 1 1
H
1.0 2 1 1
H
1.2 1 0 0
ND
2.0 2 0 0

BB
0
2
1
1
0

K
0
0
0
1
2

HR
0
0
0
0
0

DATE
6.18G1
6.20
6.21
6.26
6.27

OPP
@ATL
@ATL
@PHI
@CWS
@COL

BOBBY PARNELL
DEC IP H R ER
S
1.1 1 0 0
S
1.0 0 0 0
S
1.0 0 0 0
S
1.0 0 0 0
S
1.0 1 0 0

BB
0
0
0
0
0

K
2
0
1
0
1

HR
0
0
0
0
0

DATE OPP
6.18G1@ATL
6.20
@ATL
6.21
@PHI
6.22
@PHI
6.27
@COL

SCOTT RICE
DEC IP H R
ND
0.0 1 0
ND
0.1 0 0
H
1.0 0 0
ND
0.1 1 0
H
1.0 2 0

ER
0
0
0
0
0

BB
1
1
1
0
0

K
0
0
2
0
2

HR
0
0
0
0
0

DATE
6.16
6.20
6.21
6.22
6.25

CARLOSTORRES
DEC IP H R ER
ND
2.0 1 0 0
ND
2.1 0 0 0
H
1.0 0 0 0
L
0.0 1 1 1
ND
1.2 1 0 0

BB
0
1
0
0
0

K
1
4
1
0
0

HR
0
0
0
1
0

Last Loss: 6.9 vs. MIA

SV/OP (Last): 14-17, 6.27 at COL Holds: 0
Inherited Runners/Strand: 11-7
Longest Outing: 2.0 IP (4.29 at MIA)

Has one win and 4 saves in his last five appearances...Hasnt allowed a run in 7 outings
(7.1 innings)...Surrendered two hits during that span...Has saved 11 of last 12 chances.
Is 1-3 with a 4.29 ERA(7 ER/14.2 IP) over his last 15 outings dating back to May 22

...Prior to that he was 4-0 with a 0.93 ERA(2 ER/19.1 IP) in 19 games.
Earned his 2nd career save of more than 1.0 inning with 4-out save on June 18 at

ATL...Stranded the bases loaded in a 4-3 win...Had 3.0 inning save on 8/5/09 at STL.
Is tied for first among ML relievers in wins (5)...Righties are hitting .212 (14-66) off him.

# 56 SCOTT RICE- LHP

3-4, 4.55 ERA, 0 SV

Last Win: 5.28 vs. NYY

Last Loss: 6.2 at MIA
SV/OP (Last): 0-2, None
Holds: 8
First Batter: 30-42 Inherited Runners/Strand: 21-17 Longest Relief Outing: 2.0 IP (2x, 5.20 at CHI)

Has allowed 9 ER in his last 15 outings (9.1 IP) for a 8.68 ERA dating back to May 24.
Had a 1.88 ERA(3 ER/14.1 IP) in 15 games in April...Has a 7.16 ERA(13 ER/16.1 IP)
since May 1 (26 appearances).
Is tied for first in the major leagues with 42 appearances...Has stranded 17 of 21 inherited
runners (77.3 percent), the 11th-best rate among NLrelievers.
Lefthanded batters have a .178 (13-73) average against him with 1 HRand 22 strikeouts.
With nobody on base opponents are hitting .215 (14-65) and .283 (13-46) with runners on.

# 52 CARLOS TORRES- RHP

0-1, 1.29 ERA, 0 SV

Last Win: 9.24.12 COL vs. CHC Last Loss: 6.22 at PHI
SV/OP (Last): 0-0, None Holds: 1
First Batter: 4-5
Inherited Runners/Strand: 4-4
Longest Relief Outing: 2.1 IP(6.19 at ATL)

Has allowed one run in 7.0 innings...Unscored upon in 4 of 5 games...Had thrown 5.1
innings allowing one hit with six strikeouts before surrendering a walkoff HRto PHIs
Kevin Frandsen on June 22.
Lefties are 1-10 (.100) and righties are 2-14 (.143).
Had his contract selected on June 15...Was 6-3 with a 3.89 ERA (31 earned runs/71.2
innings) in 12 starts for Las Vegas...Signed a minor league contract on Nov. 16, 2012.
Pitched in 31 games in relief for the Rockies last year, going 5-3 with a 5.26 ERA.

OPP
CHC
@ATL
@PHI
@PHI
@CWS

HIGH/LOW&CHARTS

JuNE 28, 2013 VS. WASHINGTON

PAGE 6

INDIVIDuALBATTINGHIGHS

INDIVIDuALPITCHINGHIGHS

Longest Hitting Streak ......................................................10 (Duda, May 16 - May 26)

Most Runs, Game .....................................................3 (4x, last, Byrd, June 5 at WAS)
Most Hits, Game.. ..................................................4 (4x, last, Wright, June 23 at PHI)
Most RBI, Game ................................................4 (6x, last, Valdespin, April 25 vs. LA)
Most Doubles, Game..................................2 (8x, last, Wright &Byrd, June 23 at PHI)
Most Triples, Game ..............................................1 (12x, last, Wright, June 23 at PHI)
Most Home Runs, Game .......................................2 (6x, last, Wright, June 20 at ATL)
Home Runs, Consecutive Games ........................................4 (Buck, April 8 - April 12)
Grand Slams......................................................1 (3x, last, Valdespin, April 25 vs. LA)
Pinch-Hit Home Runs .......................................................1 (Valdespin, May 1 at MIA)
Walk-off Home Runs ................................1 (2x, last, Nieuwenhuis, June 16 vs. CHC)
Walk-off, Grand Slam ......................................................1 (Valdespin, April 25 vs. LA)
Most Walks, Game .................................................2 (21x, last, Satin, June 23 at PHI)
Most Strikeouts, Game ..........................................4 (6x, last, Buck, June 26 at CWS)
Most Total Bases, Game ................................................11 (Wright, June 23rd at PHI)
Most Extra-Base Hits, Game..................4 (Wright, June 23 at PHI) - tied team record
Most Stolen Bases, Game ..........................................2 (4x, Wright, June 25 at CWS)

Most Runs Allowed, Game ...................................................8 (Niese, May 11 vs. PIT)

MostHits Allowed, Game......................................10 (3x, last, Harvey, June 2 at MIA)
Most Home Runs Allowed, Game..............................3 (2x, last, Gee, June 22 at PHI)
Most Home Runs Allowed, Inning ...........................3 (Gee, 2nd inning, April 9 at PHI)
Most Strikeouts, Game, Starter ..................................13 (Harvey, June 18 at ATL-G1)
Most Strikeouts, Game, Reliever ......................................7 (Marcum, June 8 vs. MIA)
Most Walks, Game ..................................................................6 (Niese, May 5 at ATL)
Longest Winning Streak ....................................................5 (Harvey, April 3 - May 17)
Longest Losing Streak ..................................................9 (Marcum, April 27 - June 19)
Most Innings Pitched, Game ......................................9.0 IP(Harvey, May 7 vs. CWS)
Most Innings Pitched, Reliever ......................................8.0 (Marcum, June 8 vs. MIA)
Most Consecutive Scoreless Inn., Starter ................14.0 IP(Hefner, April 25-April 30)
Most Consecutive Scoreless Inn., Reliever................8.0 IP(Parnell, May 1 - May 19)

TEAMBATTINGHIGHS
Most Runs, Game ..........................................................................14 (April 12 at MIN)
Fewest Runs, Game ..........................................................0 (3x, last, May 25 vs. ATL)
Most Runs, Inning.............................................5 (5x, last, 1st inning, May 29 at NYY)
Most Hits, Game...............................................................15 (2x, last, June 5 at WAS)
Fewest Hits, Game ............................................................3 (2x, last, May 21 vs. CIN)
Most Hits, Inning.............................................................7 (5th inning, April 13 at MIN)
Most Total Bases, Game................................................................28 (June 5 at WAS)
Most Doubles, Game .......................................................................7 (June 23 at PHI)
Most Triples, Game..........................................................................2 (April 12 at MIN)
Most Home Runs, Game.......................................................4 (2x, last, May 3 at ATL)
Grand Slams, Game ...........................................................1 (3x, last, April 25 vs. LA)
Home Runs, Consecutive Games .............................12 (April 1 - April 16 at COL-G1)
Most Home Runs, Inning ...............................2 (3x, last, 9th inning, June 16 vs. CHC)
Back-to-Back Home Runs.............................................................................................
Most Extra-Base Hits, Game .........................................................10 (June 23 at PHI)
Most Walks, Nine-Inning Game........................................................7 (April 5 vs. MIA)
Most Walks, Extra Innings ...............................................................9 (June 8 vs. MIA)
Most Strikeouts, Nine-Inning Game ...............................................16 (May 11 vs. PIT)
Most Strikeouts, Extra Innings .......................................................19 (June 8 vs. MIA)
Most Stolen Bases, Game.............................................................4 (June 25 at CWS)
LOB, Nine Innings ..........................................................................12 (April 5 vs. MIA)
LOB, Extra Innings.........................................................................22 (June 8 vs. MIA)
Most Double Plays Hit into, Game .....................................3 (2x, last, June 19 at ATL)

TEAMPITCHINGHIGHS
Most Runs Allowed, Nine Innings.......................................11 (3x, last, June 2 at MIA)
Most Runs Allowed, Extra Innings ..........................................9 (April 16 at COL- G2)
Most RunsAllowed, Inning ............................................6 (7th inning, April 18 at COL)
Most Hits Allowed, Game .............................................................17 ( April 18 at COL)
MostHits Allowed, Inning .................................6 (3x, last, 5th inning, May 25 vs. ATL)
Fewest Runs Allowed, Game ...........................................0 (4x, last, June 26 at CWS)
Fewest Hits Allowed, Game ............................................................1 (May 7 vs. CWS)
Most Consecutive Scoreless Innings .......................................................15.0 (June 8)
Most Home Runs Allowed, Game ......................................4 (2x, last, June 22 at PHI)
Walk-off Home Runs, Allowed..............1 (2x, last, Torres, June 22 at PHI - Frandsen)
Back to Back Home Runs Allowed .................3x (last, Gee, June 22 at PHI- Young/Howard)

Most Strikeouts, Nine Innings ..................................................16 (June 18 at ATL-G1)

Most Strikeouts, Extra Innings .......................................................16 (June 8 vs. MIA)
Most Walks Allowed, Nine Innings ......................................................7 (May 5 at ATL)
Most Walks Allowed, Extra Innings .........................................7 (April 16 at COL- G2)
Fewest Walks Allowed, Game............................................0 (6x, last, May 30 at NYY)
Most Pitchers Used, Nine Innings ......................................6 (5x, last, June 22 at PHI)
Most Pitchers Used, Extra Innings ...................................................9 (April 29 at MIA)

TEAMMISCELLANEOuS

Most Errors, Team, Game...............................................................3 (April 28 vs. PHI)

Longest Game, Time, Nine-Inning Game ....................................3:38 (April 7 vs. MIA)

Longest Game, Time, Extra-Inning Game ..................................6:25 (June 8 vs. MIA)
ShortestGame, Time, Nine-Inning Game ...................................2:25 (April 29 at MIA)
Longest Game, Innings .....................................................20 innings (June 8 vs. MIA)
Largest Paid Attendance, Home ...............................................41,053 (April 1 vs. SD)
Largest Paid Attendance, Road ..............................................45,725 (June 22 at PHI)
Smallest Paid Attendance, Home .............................................20,147 (May 9 vs. PIT)
Smallest Paid Attendance, Road ............................................15,018 (April 30 at MIA)
Home Sellouts ...................................................................................1 (April 1 vs. SD)
Longest Winning Streak................................................................5 (May 26 - May 30)
Longest Losing Streak.....................................................6 (2x, last, May 10 - May 15)

Most Errors, Individual, Game.........................................1 (50x, last, Satin, June 27 at COL)

Largest Deficit Overcome ........3 runs (4x, last, June 21 at ATL, trailed 3-0 after 3, won, 4-3)

Most Double Plays Turned, Nine-Inning Game ................................4 (April 25 vs. LA)
Most Double Plays Turned, Extra Innings ........................................5 (April 29 at MIA)
Consecutive Errorless Games, Team.....................................................6 (April 20-26)

Largest Lead Lost .....................6 (April 16 at COL - G2, led 8-2 in 5th, lost, 9-8 in 10)

FIELDING

STARTERSBYPOSITION
C- Buck - 61, Recker - 14
1B- Davis - 49, Turner - 9, Murphy - 7, Duda - 5, Satin - 5
2B- Murphy - 65, Valdespin - 8, Turner - 2
3B- Wright - 73, Turner - 1, Lutz - 1
SS- Tejada - 48, Quintanilla - 24, Turner - 3
LF- Duda - 58, Young - 6, Nieuwenhuis - 3, Baxter - 3, Brown - 2, Cowgill - 2,
Valdespin - 1
RF- Byrd - 51, Baxter - 16, Valdespin - 6, Brown - 2
CF- Lagares - 27, Ankiel - 17, Cowgill - 10, Valdespin - 10, Nieuwenhuis -7, Byrd -2,
Young - 2
P- Harvey - 16, Gee - 15, Niese - 14, Hefner - 15, Marcum - 10, Laffey - 2,
Wheeler - 2, McHugh-1,
DH- Duda - 2, Brown - 2, Turner - 1, Buck - 1

STARTERSBYBATTING ORDER - TOTALBATTINGORDERS- 63

1st - Valdespin - 17, Tejada - 15, Cowgill - 9, Quintanilla - 8, Young - 8, Baxter - 8,
Murphy - 7, Turner - 3, Nieuwenhuis - 1, Lagares - 1
2nd - Murphy - 55, Quintanilla - 5, Tejada - 4, Ankiel - 4, Turner - 4, Valdespin - 3,
Baxter - 1,
3rd - Wright - 72, Murphy - 4
4th - Duda - 22, Davis - 19, Byrd - 15, Buck - 13, Murphy - 5, Wright - 2
5th - Duda - 26, Byrd - 18, Buck - 15, Satin - 5, Turner - 4, Davis - 2, Baxter - 2,
Murphy - 2, Ankiel - 1
6th - Buck - 20, Duda - 16, Byrd - 15, Davis - 12, Ankiel - 5, Recker - 3, Turner - 2,
Brown - 1, Baxter - 1, Lutz - 1
7th - Buck - 14, Davis - 13, Recker - 8, Byrd - 6, Lagares - 6, Nieuwenhuis - 5,
Ankiel - 5, Brown - 4, Baxter - 4, Tejada - 4, Quintanilla - 2, Turner - 2,
Duda - 2, Valdespin - 1
8th - Tejada - 23, Lagares - 20, Quintanilla - 8, Valdespin - 5, Nieuwenhuis - 5,
Cowgill - 3, Davis - 3, Recker - 3, Ankiel - 2, Baxter - 2, Brown - 1, Turner - 1
9th - Hefner - 15, Gee - 14, Harvey - 14, Niese - 13, Marcum - 9, Quintanilla - 3,
Laffey - 2, Tejada - 2, Baxter - 1, McHugh - 1, Wheeler - 1

CuRRENTDISABLEDLIST
NAME
Santana
Francisco
Mejia
Familia
Atchison
Tejada
Turner
Niese
Duda

INJuRY
left shoulder capsule tear
right elbow surgery (60-Day)
elbow tendon inflammation (60-Day)
right biceps tendinitis (60-Day)
sore right groin
right quad strain
left intercostal strain
partial tear left rotator cuff
left intercostal strain

EJECTIONS

NY METS

RETuRNDATE
Out for the year
May 22
May 22
July 8
July 4
June 14
July 2
July 6
July 7

MuLTI-RuN INNINGS

NAME
DATE
COLLINS
5.20 vs. CIN
HPTom Hallion (Balls & Strikes)
COLLINS
5.28 vs. NYY
2B Adrain Johnson (Call at second)
HAWKINS
5.20 vs. CIN
HPTom Hallion (Balls &Strikes)

OPPONENTS

ONDL
3.22
3.22
3.22
5.9
6.19
5.30
6.17
6.21
6.22

RuNS
2
3
4
5

TIMES
44
15
10
5

LAST
8th, 6.27 at COL
5th, 6.26 at CWS
7th, 6.22 at PHI
1st, 5.29 vs. NYY

42

27

37

25

57

28

48

37

24 10

10+ TOTALS
335

30

30

23

33

45

24

42

30

30

295

OuTFIELDASSISTS (11)
NAME
Byrd
Lagares
Valdespin
Duda
Ankiel

TOTAL
5
3
1
1
1

(LAST)
6.27 at COL
6.15 vs. CHC
4.5 vs. MIA
5.13 at STL
6.1 at MIA

CATCHERSSTEALING
NAME
Buck
Recker
TOTALS

CS

ATT

13
2
15

36
10
46

PCT
36 %
20 %
33 %

CATCHERSERA
NAME
Buck
Recker

ER
253
47

INN

ERA

555.2
125.0

4.10
3.38

ERRORLESSSTREAK
NAME
Buck
Brown
Byrd
Duda
Lagares
Lutz
Murphy
Nieuwenhuis
Satin
Quintanilla
Recker
Turner
Valdespin
Wright
Young

G
3
11
25
42
24
5
4
9
14
19
3
22
3
5
12

LASTERROR
6/22/13
9/26/12
5/29/13
5/1/13
5/12/13
4/27/12
6/21/13
6/11/13
6/2/13
6/18/13-G2
4/9/13
6/15/13
6/20/13
6/6/13

CAREERWALKOFFS
NAME TIMES
Buck
1
Brown
0
Byrd
5
Duda
2
Lagares
0
Lutz
0
Murphy
2
Nieuwenhuis 2
Satin
0
Quintanilla
1
Recker
0
Tejada
2
Turner
2
Valdespin
1
Wright
8
Young
0

LAST
5/5/09 (1B)
4/7/13 (1B)
5/28/13 (1B)
4/9/12 (1B)
6/16/13 (HR)
8/24/08 (HR)
9/23/12 (1B)
9/9/11 (2B)
4/25/13 (GS)
7/5/12 (1B)
-

*Last walkoff HR is in players MG bio*

RECORDBREAKDOWN
Leading After 6 ..............................19-6
Tied After 6.......................................6-8
Trailing After 6 ...............................7-29
Leading After 7 ..............................22-6
Tied After 7.......................................3-6
Trailing After 7 ...............................7-31
Leading After 8 ..............................25-4
Tied After 8.......................................2-6
Trailing After 8 ...............................5-33
Out Hit Opponent ..........................17-3
Get Out Hit .....................................8-37
Equal in Hits.....................................7-3
Quality Start .................................23-17
Non Quality Start ...........................9-26
Shutouts...........................................4-3
One Run Games ..........................13-14
Two Run Games ..............................5-4
Score 4 orMoreRuns .................23-13
Score 3 or Less Runs....................9-30
Hit a Home Run............................26-24
Hit 2+ Home Runs .........................10-4
Do Not Allow a Home Run ..........20-11
Hit More Home Runs ....................19-8
Opponent Hits More HRs..............1-22
Starter Goes 6.0 +........................23-22
Starter Goes 7.0 +..........................14-7
Starter Goes 8.0+............................4-2
Home ............................................14-23
Road .............................................18-20
Day Games...................................13-19
Night Games ................................19-24
Scoring First ................................20-11
Opponent Scores First................12-32
vs. NLEast ...................................14-21
vs. NLCentral ................................7-14
vs. NLWest ......................................3-6
Interleague .......................................8-2
Series at Home .............................4-8-1
Series on Road .............................6-5-3
Overall Series ...........................10-13-4
First Game of Series ...................12-15
Rubber Game of Series...................5-3
Last Game of Series....................12-12
Series Sweeps .................................3-5
Errorless.......................................14-21
Walk-off ............................................6-7
Last At-Bat ...................................10-12
Extra Innings....................................3-5
vs. LHPStarters...........................15-12
vs. RHPStarters ..........................17-31

MISC. WINS
Come from Behind Wins ..................16
last, 6.27 at COL, trailed 2-1 in 8th, won, 3-2

Wins in Last At-Bat ...........................10

last, 6.16 vs. CHC

Walk-off Wins ......................................6

last, 6.16 vs. CHC(Nieuwenhuis 3-R HR)

JUNE 28, 2013 VS. WASHINGTON

GAME-BY-GAMERESULTS

DATE OPP
W/L
WP
LP
SV
Rec.
Pos.
4/1
SD
W, 11-2
Niese (1-0)
Volquez (0-1)
None
1-0
T1st,--4/2
OFFDAY
4/3
SD
W, 8-4
Harvey (1-0)
Richard (0-1)
None
2-0
T1st, --4/4
SD
L, 1-2
Stults (1-0)
Gee (0-1)
Street (1)
2-1 T2nd, -1.0
4/5
MIA
L, 5-7
Sanabia (1-0)
Hefner (0-1)
None
2-2
3rd,-1.0
4/6
MIA
W, 7-3
Lyon (1-0)
Webb (0-1)
None
3-2
3rd,-1.0
4/7
MIA
W, 4-3
Rice (1-0)
Cishek (0-1)
None
4-2
T2nd,-1.0
4/8
@PHI
W, 7-2
Harvey (2-0)
Halladay (0-2)
None
5-2
2nd,-1.0
4/9
@PHI
L, 3-8
Lee (2-0)
Gee (0-2)
None
5-3
3rd,-2.0
4/10 @PHI
L, 3-7
Kendrick (1-1)
Hefner (0-2)
None
5-4
3rd,-3.0
4/11
OFFDAY
4/12 @MIN W, 16-5
Niese (2-0)
Worley (0-2)
None
6-4
3rd,-3.0
4/13 @MIN
W, 4-2
Harvey (3-0)
Diamond (0-1)
Parnell (1)
7-4
T2nd,-3.0
4/14 @MIN
PPD RAIN - RESCHEDULEDFORAUGUST19
4/15 @COL
PPD SNOW - RESCHEDULED FOR APRIL 16
4/16 @COL (2) L, 4-8/8-9 Nicasio/Betancourt Gee/Burke None/None
7-6
3rd,-5.0
4/17 @COL
PPD SNOW - RESCHEDULED FORJUNE 27
4/18 @COL L, 3-11
Garland (2-0)
Niese (2-1)
None
7-7
3rd,-5.5
4/19 WAS
W, 7-1
Harvey (4-0)
Strasburg (1-3)
None
8-7
3rd,-4.5
4/20 WAS
L, 6-7
Clippard (1-0)
Edgin (0-1)
Soriano (6)
8-8
3rd,-4.5
4/21 WAS
W, 2-0
Gee (1-3)
Zimmermann (3-1) Parnell (2)
9-8
3rd,-3.5
4/22
OFFDAY
4/23
LA
L, 2-7
Belisario (1-2)
Lyon (1-1)
None
9-9
3rd,-5.0
4/24
LA W, 7-3 (10) Parnell (1-0)
Wall (0-1)
None
10-9
2nd,-4.0
4/25
LA
L, 2-3
Jansen (1-0)
Rice (1-1)
League (6)
10-10 T2nd,-4.5
4/26
PHI
L, 0-4
Kendrick (2-1)
Gee (1-4)
None
10-11
3rd,-4.5
4/27
PHI
L, 4-9
Pettibone (1-0) Marcum (0-1)
None
10-12
3rd,-4.5
4/28
PHI
L, 1-5
Hamels (1-3)
Niese (2-2)
None
10-13
4th,-4.5
4/29 @MIA L, 3-4 (15) Rauch (1-2)
Marcum (0-2)
None
10-14
4th,-5.5
4/30 @MIA
L, 1-2
Webb (1-1)
Hefner (0-3)
None
10-15
4th,-6.5
5/1
@MIA
W, 7-6
Gee (2-4)
Ramos (0-1)
Parnell (3)
11-15
4th,-5.5
5/2
OFFDAY
5/3
@ATL W, 7-5 (10) Parnell (2-0)
Walden (1-1)
Familia (1)
12-15
4th,-4.0
5/4
@ATL
PPD RAIN - RESCHEDULEDFOR JUNE18
5/5
@ATL
L, 4-9
Hudson (4-1)
Niese (2-3)
None
12-16
4th,-5.0
5/6
OFFDAY
5/7
CWS W, 1-0 (10) Parnell (3-0)
Jones (0-3)
None
13-16
4th,-4.5
5/8
CWS
L, 3-6
Peavy (4-1)
Hefner (0-4)
None
13-17
4th,-5.5
5/9
PIT
W, 3-2
Parnell (4-0)
Grilli (0-1)
None
14-17
3rd,-5.5
5/10
PIT
L, 3-7 Rodriguez (3-2) Marcum (0-3)
Grilli (14)
14-18
3rd,-5.5
5/11
PIT
L, 2-11
Liriano (1-0)
Niese (2-4)
None
14-19
4th,-5.5
5/12
PIT
L, 2-3
Wilson (3-0)
Rice (1-2)
Grilli (15)
14-20
4th,-5.5
5/13 @STL
L, 3-6
Lynn (6-1)
Rice (1-3)
Mujica (10)
14-21
4th,-6.5
5/14 @STL L, 4-10
Gast (1-0)
Gee (2-5)
None
14-22
4th,-6.5
5/15 @STL
L, 2-4
Maness (3-0)
Marcum (0-4)
Mujica (11)
14-23
4th,-6.5
5/16 @STL
W, 5-2
Niese (3-4)
Wainwright (5-3) Parnell (4)
15-23
4th,-6.0
5/17 @CHC W, 3-2
Harvey (5-0)
Jackson (1-6)
Parnell (5)
16-23
4th,-6.0
5/18 @CHC
L, 2-8
Feldman (4-3)
Hefner (0-5)
None
16-24
4th,-7.0
5/19 @CHC W, 4-3
Rice (2-3)
Fujikawa (1-1)
Parnell (6)
17-24
4th,-7.0
5/20
CIN
L, 3-4
Cueto (2-0)
Marcum (0-5)
Chapman (9)
17-25
4th,-8.0
5/21
CIN
L, 0-4
Leake (4-2)
Niese (3-5)
None
17-26
4th,-9.0
5/22
CIN
L, 4-7
Simon (4-1)
Parnell (4-1)
Chapman (10) 17-27
4th,-10.0
5/23
OFFDAY
5/24
ATL L, 5-7 (10) Varvaro (2-0)
Lyon (1-2)
Kimbrel (15)
17-28
4th,-11.0
5/25
ATL
L, 0-6
Minor (6-2)
Gee (2-6)
None
17-29
4th,-12.0
5/26
ATL
W, 4-2
Hawkins (1-0)
Gearrin (1-1)
Parnell (7)
18-29
4th,-11.0
5/27
NYY
W, 2-1
Lyon (2-2)
Robertson (3-1)
Parnell (8)
19-29
4th,-10.0
5/28
NYY
W, 2-1
Rice (3-3)
Rivera (0-1)
None
20-29
4th,-10.0
5/29 @NYY W, 9-4
Hefner (1-5)
Phelps (3-3)
None
21-29
4th,-9.0
5/30 @NYY W, 3-1
Gee (3-6)
Nuno (1-2)
Parnell (9)
22-29
4th,-9.0
5/31 @MIA
L, 1-5
Turner (1-0)
Marcum (0-6)
None
22-30
4th,-9.0
6/1
@MIA
L, 1-8 Fernandez (3-3) McHugh (0-1)
None
22-31
4th,-10.0
6/2
@MIA L, 6-11
LeBlanc (1-5)
Rice (3-4)
None
22-32
4th,-11.0
6/3
OFFDAY
6/4
@WAS L, 2-3
Clippard (4-1)
Parnell (4-2)
None
22-33
4th,-12.5
6/5
@WAS W, 10-1
Gee (4-6)
Haren (4-7)
None
23-33
4th,-12.5
6/6
@WAS
PPD RAIN - RESCHEDULEDFOR JULY 26
6/7
MIA
PPD RAIN - RESCHEDULEDFOR SEPTEMBER 14
6/8
MIA L, 1-2 (20) Slowey (2-5)
Marcum (0-7)
Cishek (6)
23-34
4th,-12.5
6/9
MIA L, 4-8 (10) Qualls (1-0)
Parnell (4-3)
None
23-35
4th,-13.5
6/10
OFFDAY
6/11
STL
L, 2-9
Wacha (1-0)
Hefner (1-6)
None
23-36
4th,-13.0
6/12
STL
W, 5-1
Gee (5-6)
Miller (7-4)
None
24-36
4th,-12.0
6/13
STL
L, 1-2 Wainwright (10-3) Harvey (5-1)
Mujica (19)
24-37
4th,-12.5
6/14
CHC
L, 3-6
Jackson (3-8)
Marcum (0-8)
Gregg (8)
24-38
4th,-12.5
6/15
CHC
L, 2-5
Feldman (6-5)
Niese (3-6)
Gregg (9)
24-39
4th,-13.5
6/16
CHC
W, 4-3
Parnell (5-3)
Marmol (2-4)
None
25-39
4th,-13.5
6/17 @ATL
L, 1-2
Carpenter (1-0)
Gee (5-7)
None
25-40
4th,-14.5
6/18 @ATL (2)W,4-3/6-1 Harvey/Wheeler Wood/Maholm Parnell/None
27-40
4th,-12.5
6/19 @ATL
L, 3-5
Medlen (4-7)
Marcum (0-9)
Kimbrel (20)
27-41
4th,-13.5
6/20 @ATL
W, 4-3
Hawkins (2-0)
Minor (8-3)
Parnell (11)
28-41
4th,-12.5
6/21 @PHI
W, 4-3
Hefner (2-6)
Hamels (2-11)
Parnell (12)
29-41
4th,-11.5
6/22 @PHI
L, 7-8
Papelbon (2-0)
Torres (0-1)
None
29-42
4th,-11.5
6/23 @PHI
W, 8-0
Harvey (7-1)
Lannan (0-2)
None
30-42
4th,-11.5
6/24
OFFDAY
6/25 @CWS L, 4-5
Reed (3-0)
Hawkins (2-1)
None
30-43
4th,-12.5
6/26 @CWS W, 3-0
Marcum (1-9) John Danks (1-5) Parnell (13)
31-43 4th, -11.5
6/27 @COL W, 3-2
Hawkins (3-1)
Belisle (4-5)
Parnell (14)
32-43
4th,-11.0
6/28 WAS
6/29 WAS
6/30 WAS
7/1
ARZ
7/2
ARZ
7/3
ARZ
7/4
ARZ
7/5
@MIL
7/6
@MIL
7/7
@MIL
7/8
@SF
7/9
@SF
7/10 @SF
7/11
OFF DAY
7/12 @PIT
7/13 @PIT

PLAYER
DavidWright

DATE OPP
7/14 @PIT
7/15
7/16
7/17
7/18
7/19
PHI
7/20
PHI
7/21
PHI
7/22
ATL
7/23
ATL
7/24
ATL
7/25
ATL
7/26 @WAS (2)
7/27 @WAS
7/28 @WAS
7/29 @MIA
7/30 @MIA
7/31 @MIA
8/1
@MIA
8/2
KC
8/3
KC
8/4
KC
8/5
8/6
COL
8/7
COL
8/8
COL
8/9
@ARZ
8/10 @ARZ
8/11 @ARZ
8/12 @LA
8/13 @LA
8/14 @LA
8/15 @SD
8/16 @SD
8/17 @SD
8/18 @SD
8/19 @MIN
8/20
ATL
8/21
ATL
8/22
8/23
DET
8/24
DET
8/25
DET
8/26
PHI
8/27
PHI
8/28
PHI
8/29
PHI
8/30 @WAS
8/31 @WAS
9/1
@WAS
9/2
@ATL
9/3
@ATL
9/4
@ATL
9/5
9/6
@CLE
9/7
@CLE
9/8
@CLE
9/9
WAS
9/10 WAS
9/11
WAS
9/12 WAS
9/13
MIA
9/14 MIA (2)
9/15
MIA
9/16
9/17
SF
9/18
SF
9/19
SF
9/20 @PHI
9/21 @PHI
9/22 @PHI
9/23 @CIN
9/24 @CIN
9/25 @CIN
9/26
MIL
9/27
MIL
9/28
MIL
9/29
MIL

PAGE 7

W/L

WP

LP

Pos.

OFF DAY

OFF DAY

OFF DAY

OFF DAY

10-15
12-15
10-13
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0

Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team
Team

ERA:
ERA:
ERA:
ERA:
ERA:
ERA:
ERA:
ERA:
ERA:

RECORDBYMONTH
April
May
June
July
August
September
Totals

Rec.

OFF DAY
2013 ALL-STAR GAME (CITI FIELD)
OFF DAY
OFF DAY

APRIL TOTALS
MAY TOTALS
JUNE TOTALS
JULY TOTALS
FIRSTHALF
AUGUST TOTALS
SEPTEMBER TOTALS
OCTOBER TOTALS
SECONDHALF

Month

SV

Home Road

Total

7-8 3-7
10-15
5-9 7-6
12-15
2-6 8-7
10-13
0-0 0-0
0-0
0-0 0-0
0-0
0-0 0-0
0-0
14-23 18-20 32-43

UPCOMINGMETSMILESTONES
MILESTONE
PLAYER
Jordany Valdespin
4 home runs to 220
(ties Mike Piazza for second place in
franchise history)
36 home runs to 252
(ties Darryl Strawberry for first place in
franchise history)
LaTroy Hawkins

4.08
4.43
3.16
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00

Team Batting: .233

Team Batting: .222
Team Batting: .231
Team Batting: .000
Team Batting: .000
Team Batting: .000
Team Batting: .000
Team Batting: .000
Team Batting: .000

RECORDBYDAY
Month

Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Totals

Home Road

4-3 2-2
2-1 1-3
2-3 2-7
3-2 4-3
1-3 4-1
1-5 4-1
1-6 1-3
14-23 18-20

Total

6-5
3-4
4-10
7-5
5-4
5-6
2-9
32-43

MILESTONE
1 pinch-hit home run to 7
(takes over sole place of second place in
franchise history)
2 appearances to 906
(Ties Cy Young for 22nd all-time )

JUNE 28, 2013 VS. WASHINGTON

LASTTIMEITHAPPENED...

PAGE 8

HITTING
Two-Home Runs, Single Game, Player ...............................................................................................................................................David Wright, June 20, 2013, at Atlanta
Three Home Runs, Single Game, Player ...................................................................................................................Ike Davis, July 28, 2012 at Arizona (3 solo home runs)
Hit for the Cycle ...............................................................................................................................................................................Scott Hairston, April 27, 2012 at Colorado
Inside-the-Park Home Run .......................................................................................................................Angel Pagan, May 19, 2010 at Washington (off Livan Hernandez)
Leadoff Home Run ....................................................................................................................................Mike Baxter, August 30, 2012, at Philadelphia (off Kyle Kendrick)
Walk-off Home Run...........................................................................................................................Kirk Nieuwenhuis, June 16, 2013, vs. Chicago-NL (off Carlos Marmol)
Pinch-Hit Home Run .............................................................................................................................................Jordany Valdespin, May 1, 2013 at Miami (off A.J. Ramos)
Grand Slam........................................................................................................................................Jordany Valdespin, April 24, 2013, vs. Los Angeles-NL (off Josh Wall)
Pinch-Hit Grand Slam .............................................................................................................................Fernando Tatis, July 27, 2009, vs. Colorado (off Franklin Morales)
Walk-off Grand Slam.........................................................................................................................Jordany Valdespin, April 24, 2013, vs. Los Angeles-NL (off Josh Wall)
Four Home Runs, Team ....................................................................May 3, 2013 at Atlanta (Won, 7-5, 10 innings; John Buck, Lucas Duda, Marlon Byrd, David Wright)
Five Home Runs, Team ...............................September 30, 2006 at Washington (Won, 13-0; Ramon Castro, Endy Chavez, Julio Franco, David Wright, Shawn Green)
Six Home Runs, Team.....................................June 15, 1999 at Cincinnati (Won, 11-3; Ricky Henderson-2; John Olerud, Mike Piazza, Edgardo Alfonzo, Matt Franco)
Seven Home Runs, Team ................................April 19, 2005 at Philadelphia (Won 16-4; Jose Reyes-2; Victor Diaz-2, Mike Piazza, Doug Mientkiewicz, David Wright)
Back-to-Back Home Runs ............................................................Justin Turner & David Wright, September 25, 2012, vs. Pittsburgh (off Wandy Rodriguez, 1st inning)
Back-to-Back-to-Back Home Runs....................................Carlos Delgado, David Wright & Paul Lo Duca, June 7, 2007 vs. Philadelphia (off Cole Hamels, 6th inning)

PITCHING
Complete Game- 8.0 or more innings ..............................................................................................................Dillon Gee, June 17, 2013, at Atlanta (Lost, 2-1, 8.1 innings)
Complete-Game Shutout....................................................................................................................................................R.A. Dickey, August 31, 2012, at Miami (Won, 3-0)
No-Hitter, Complete Game- 8.0 or more innings ......................................................................................................Johan Santana, June 1, 2012, vs. St. Louis (Won, 8-0)
One-Hitter, Complete Game- 8.0 or more innings ......................................................................................................R.A. Dickey, June 18, 2012, vs. Baltimore (Won, 5-0)
Two-Hitter, Complete Game ..........................................................................................................................Miguel Batista, September 28, 2011, vs. Cincinnati (Won, 3-0)
Two-Hitter, Combined ..............................................................................................Dillon Gee (4.0), D.J. Carrasco (2.0), Bobby Parnell (2.0), Francisco Rodriguez (1,0)
......................................................................................................................................................................................................................June 15, 2011, at Atlanta (Won, 4-0)
Back-to-BackShutouts, Individual ..........................................................................Johan Santana, May 26, 2012 vs. San Diego (9-0) & June 1, 2012 vs. St. Louis (8-0)
Back-to-BackShutouts, Team........................................................................................................June 29 (vs. Los Angeles-NL, 9-0) & June 30 (vs. Los Angeles-NL, 5-0)
Three Straight Shutouts, Team ......................................May 25, 2010 vs. Philadelphia (8-0), May 26, 2010 vs. Philadelphia (5-0) & May 27, 2010 vs Philadelphia (3-0)
10+ Strikeouts, Individual........................................................................................................Matt Harvey, June 18, 2013 at Atlanta, Game 1, 13 in 7.0 innings (Won, 4-3)
15+ Strikeouts, Individual......................................................................Al Leiter, August 1, 1999, at Chicago (NL), 15 in 7.0 innings (No-Decision,Won, 5-4, 13 innings)
Three Hits, Pitcher ..........................................................................................................................................................................Chris Young, April 6, 2011 at Philadelphia
Four RBI,Pitcher ....................................................................................................................................................................Dwight Gooden, May 11, 1990 vs. Los Angeles
Home Run, Pitcher ......................................................................................................................................Jeremy Hefner, May 29, 2012 vs. Philadelphia (off Joe Blanton)

MISCELLANEOUS
Last 1-0 Victory...................................................................................................................................................................................................May 7, 2013, vs. Chicago (AL)
Last 1-0 Loss.......................................................................................................................................................................................................August 23, 2012 vs. Colorado
Triple Play .....................................May 19, 2010 at Washington, 5th inning, CF Angel Pagan-C Henry Blanco-SS Jose Reyes, 1B Ike Davis, Batter-Cristian Guzman
Opponent Triple Play ..................June 10, 2010 vs. San Diego (Game Two), 3B Chase Headley to 2B Lance Zawadzki to 1B Adrian Gonzalez, Batter- Ruben Tejada
Position Player Pitching ................................................................................................................................................Rob Johnson, May 18, 2012, at Toronto (Lost, 14-5)
Pitcher, Pinch Hitting .......................................................................................................................................................Jonathon Niese, May 16, 2011 vs. Florida (Tripled)
Opponent Steal of Home .......................................................................................................................................................Jesus Guzman, August 11, 2011 vs. San Diego
Steal of Home .......................................................................................................................................................................................Jason Pridie, May 15, 2011 at Houston

INSTANTREPLAY REVIEWS
DATE
4/24
5/10

OPPONENT
Los Angeles-NL
Pittsburgh

BATTER
M.Kemp
G.Jones

PITCHER
M.Harvey
S.Marcum

INNING/OUT
6th/2 Out
5th/1 out

INITIALCALL
In Play
In Play

RULINGAFTER
Home Run
Home Run

DELAY
2 min,29 secs
1 min, 32 secs

NEWYORKMETS RECENTTRANSACTIONS

June 25 - Recalled RHPZACK WHEELERfrom Las Vegas (AAA)of the Pacific Coast
League...Optioned RHPGREGBURKEto Las Vegas.
June 23 - Placed OFLUCASDUDAon the 15-Day Disabled List, retroactive to June 22, with a left
intercostal strain...Recalled INFZACH LUTZfrom Las Vegas of the Pacific Coast League.
June 21 - Placed LHPJONATHON NIESEon the 15-Day Disabled List...Recalled RHP GREG
BURKE from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League.
June 19 - Optioned RHPZACKWHEELER to Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast
League...Recalled OFANDREWBROWN from Las Vegas...Placed RHPSCOTTATCHISONon
the 15-Day Disabled List with a sore right groin.
June 18 - Returned RHP SCOTTATCHISON from his rehabilitation assignment and reinstated him
from the 15-Day Disabled List...Placed INFJUSTINTURNER on the 15-Day Disabled List,
retroactive to June 17, with a left intercostal strain...Recalled RHPZACKWHEELERfrom Las
Vegas (AAA)of the Pacific Coast League...Acquired OF ERICYOUNG, JR. from Colorado in
exchange for RHPCOLLINMCHUGH...Designated OFCOLLINCOWGILLfor assignment.
June 15 - Designated RHPCOLLINMCHUGHfor assignment...Selected the contract of RHP
CARLOSTORRES from Las Vegas (AAA)of the Pacific Coast League...Optioned RHPGREG
BURKE to Las Vegas.
June 11 - Selected the contract of 1B JOSHSATIN from Las Vegas (AAA)of the Pacific Coast
League...Recalled LHPJOSHEDGINand OFCOLLINCOWGILL from Las Vegas.
June 10 - Optioned IBIKEDAVIS, LHPROBERT CARSON, and OFMIKEBAXTER to Las Vegas
(AAA) of the Pacific Coast League.
June 9 - Recalled OFKIRKNIEUWENHUIS from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast
League...Designated OFRICKANKIEL for assignment
June 8 - Selected the contract of RHPDAVIDAARDSMA from Las Vegas (AAA)of the Pacific
Coast League...Optioned RHPCOLLIN McHUGH to Las Vegas...Transferred RHPJEURYS
FAMILIAto the 60-Day Disabled List.
May 30 - Placed INFRUBENTEJADAon the 15-Day Disabled List with a right quad
strain...Selected the contract of INFOMARQUINTANILLAfrom Las Vegas (AAA)of the Pacific
Coast League...Transferred RHPFRANKFRANCISCO to the 60-Day Disabled List.
May 20 - Signed RHPDAVIDAARDSMA to a minor league contract.
May 14 - Signed RHPMATTHEWFOXto a minor league contract...Placed RHPSCOTT
ATCHISONon the 15-Day Disabled List with right elbow inflammation...Recalled RHPCOLLIN
MCHUGH from Las Vegas (AAA)of the Pacific Coast League.
May 13 - Signed OFRICKANKIEL to a one-year contract...Optioned OFANDREWBROWNto
Las Vegas (AAA)of the Pacific Coast League...Transferred RHPJENRRYMEJIAto the 60-Day
Disabled List.
May 12 - Recalled RHPGREGBURKE from Las Vegas (AAA)of the Pacific Coast League...Placed
RHPJEURYSFAMILIAon the 15-Day Disabled List, retroactive to May 9, with right biceps
tendinitis.
May 3 - Selected the contract of OFANDREWBROWN from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast
League...Optioned OFCOLLINCOWGILLto Las Vegas.
April 27 - Activated RHPSHAUNMARCUM from the 15-Day Disabled List...Optioned LHPJOSH
EDGIN to Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League.
April 23 - Recalled OFJUANLAGARESfrom Las Vegas (AAA)of the Pacific Coast League and
optioned OFKIRKNIEUWENHUIS to Las Vegas...Announced Toronto claimed LHPAARON
LAFFEYoff waivers.
April 22 - Signed RHPD.J. MITHCHELLto a minor league contract.
April 21 - Recalled LHPROBCARSONfrom Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League and
designated LHPAARONLAFFEYfor assignment.
April 18 - Optioned RHP GREG BURKE to Las Vegas (AAA)of the Pacific Coast League...Recalled
RHPJEURYSFAMILIA from Las Vegas.
April 7 - Selected the contract of LHPAARONLAFFEYfrom Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast
League.
April 6 - Optioned RHP JEURYS FAMILIA to Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast
League...Transferred LHP JOHANSANTANA to the 60-Day Disabled List.
March 31 - Optioned INFZACH LUTZ to Las Vegas (AAA)of the Pacific Coast League...Placed
RHP FRANKFRANCISCO on the 15-Day Disabled List with inflammation in his right elbow...Placed
RHP SHAUN MARCUM on the 15-Day Disabled List with right biceps tendinitis...Placed RHP
JENRRY MEJIA on the 15-Day Disabled List with inflammation in his right elbow...Placed LHP
JOHANSANTANA on the 15-Day Disabled List with re-tear of the anterior capsule in his left
shoulder.
March 29 - Outrighted INF REESEHAVENS to Las Vegas (AAA)of the Pacific Coast
League...Outrighted LHP DARIN GORSKI to Binghamton (AA)of the Eastern League...Optioned
LHP ROBERTCARSON to Las Vegas (AAA)of the Pacific Coast League...Selected the contract

of RHP SCOTTATCHISON, OFMARLONBYRD, RHP LATROY HAWKINS and LHP SCOTT

RICE.
March 27 - Traded RHP ELVIN RAMIREZ to the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim for cash
considerations.
March 24- Optioned C TRAVIS DARNAUD to minor league camp...Reassigned OF Andrew
Brown, OF Jamie Hoffmann, LHP Aaron Laffey and INF Brian Bixler to minor league
camp...Outrighted INF Brandon Hicks.
March 15- Optioned INF WILMER FLORES and reassigned RHPCARLOS TORRES and INF
JOSH SATIN to minor league camp.
March 10- Optioned RHP ZACK WHEELER, OF CESAR PUELLO, RHP HANSEL ROBLES,
RHP COLLIN MCHUGH, LHP DARIN GORSKI, INF REESE HAVENS, OF JUAN LAGARES,
INF WILFREDO TOVAR, RHP GONZALEZ GERMEN AND RHP ELVIN RAMIREZ to minor
league camp.
March 9- Assigned RHPCORY MAZZONI, RHPRAFAEL MONTERO AND C JUAN CENTENO
to minor league camp.