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Despite the Mets' outstanding weekend at the plate in Colorado, it was tough not to make this entire meter "DAVID WRIGHT" next to a smiley emoji. But we'll contain our excitement about that and enjoy the gaudy numbers the Mets put up while playing baseball on the moon.
| Player | Last Week | This Week | Comment |
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| Yoenis Cespedes, OF |  |
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Cespedes had quite a week, the highlight of which was, of course, his monster night at Coors Field on Friday. He hit three home runs in that game, plus a single and a double, and stole a base while driving in seven runs. In total for the week, he hit .348/.423/.783 with a 227 wRC+. |
| Michael Conforto, LF/1B | |
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The rookie was among the team’s better hitters this week, with a .357/.438/.643 line and one home run. His promotion and adjustment to playing in the big leagues has gone about as well as anyone could have reasonably hoped so far. |
| Michael Cuddyer, LF |  |
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Cuddyer hit .308 for the week but didn’t draw any walks and only slugged .385. |
| Travis d’Arnaud, C | |
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With a .778 OPS for the week, d’Arnaud was hardly a slouch at the plate, but he didn’t quite partake in the run-scoring festival like many other Mets did. |
| Lucas Duda, 1B | |
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Duda struggled a bit in the three games he played before hitting the disabled list with a back injury. Here’s hoping it’s just a short-term thing. |
| Wilmer Flores, SS | |
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At .429/.455/.667, Flores was one of several Mets who put up video game numbers in Baltimore and Denver. |
| Curtis Granderson, RF | |
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Cespedes might have had the best single game of the week—and the season and perhaps more than that, too—for the Mets, But Granderson had the better overall line at .391/.481/.783 with a couple of home runs and a 247 wRC+. He’d get a fireball, too, if he’d had a better previous week. |
| Kelly Johnson, 2B/OF | |
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Johnson was one of the few Mets hitters that struggled at all, but by wRC+, his was the worst weak among them. |
| Juan Lagares, CF | |
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In limited playing time, Lagares hit .400/.400/.500. He’s up to an 80 wRC+ on the season now, which might not sound like much but is a big step up from where he had been a few weeks ago. He’s been an outstanding hitter in August and a very good hitter against left-handed pitching on the season. |
| Daniel Murphy, 2B/1B | |
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The notoriously-streaky infielder had one of his great weeks, with a .412/.400/.765 line. |
| Anthony Recker, C | |
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He only played in one game but came out of the week with a 1.167 OPS. That’ll play. |
| Ruben Tejada, SS | |
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Like Recker, Tejada only played in one game. But the shortstop had a 1.800 OPS in it! |
| Juan Uribe, 3B | |
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Despite having just a .313 OBP, which is decent enough in its own right in 2015, Uribe guaranteed the up arrow with a .571 SLG. His role figures to be reduced now that the Mets’ captain is returning, but he should still see some starts at third and plenty of pinch hitting action. |
| David Wright, 3B | |
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Ignore the images to the left, for David Wright returns tonight. TRAID! |