Will the Mets' outfield really be the worst in the past decade of Major League Baseball?

The Mets' bullpen isn't set in stone yet, but there are five pitchers who look very likely to make the team. Let's look at what they've done in the recent past.

Checking in on the position players trying to make the Mets' Opening Day roster.

In the past five years and change, as the Mets’ fortunes took a turn for the worse, fans haven’t suffered so much as they’ve dealt with the dull ache and muddled vision of a hangover.

Perpetual Pedro's comeback just might happen, and there are still a few Mets bullpen spots up for grabs for Opening Day.

Zach Lutz should fill in at third base for as long as David Wright is injured.

Baseball Prospectus gives us a good starting point for evaluating the Manager's ability to handle the relief corps.

Should the Mets pick up Brennan Boesch, who was released by the Detroit Tigers, to improve their outfield?

The Mets outfield is more unproven than it is bad, and late-blooming success in baseball isn't exactly impossible.

Which Mets will ultimately make the team as outfielders and bench players?