Okay, the pitcher meter was a little greener than this one is overall. But three fireballs in one week is a rare occurrence, and those performances should be enjoyed.
Player | Last Week | This Week | Comment |
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Eric Campbell, 3B | He didn’t play much, didn’t hit much, but he is still very much on the roster. | ||
Yoenis Cespedes, OF | -- | He's only been with the team for tow games, but he hasn't started to hit as a Met just yet. | |
Michael Conforto, LF | The rookie struggled in limited playing time. | ||
Michael Cuddyer, LF | He’s still on the disabled list but could return as soon as this weekend. | ||
Travis d’Arnaud, C | He’s back but hasn’t started hitting yet. | ||
Lucas Duda, 1B | Forget the fireball rules. Lucas Duda hit seven home runs over the past week with a .474/.524/1.632 line, good for an .865 wOBA and 485 wRC+. That’s about as good a week as any player has had in a long, long time. | ||
Wilmer Flores, SS | Wil-mer Flor-es! | ||
Curtis Granderson, RF | Matching Duda would have been nearly impossible, but Granderson hit three home runs with a .304/.385/.783 line, which is still outstanding. | ||
Kelly Johnson, 2B/OF | Johnson managed just a .167/.231/.250 line for the week. | ||
Juan Lagares, CF | Lagares continued not to hit. | ||
Daniel Murphy, 2B/3B | Murphy’s monster home run was part of the Mets’ best inning of the year last night, but he still wound up with just a .671 OPS for the week. | ||
Kevin Plawecki, C | He did it kind of quietly, but Plawecki hit .333/.455/.333 in three games. | ||
Anthony Recker, C | Recker got just one game and went 0-for-3, and he is back in Vegas now that d’Arnaud is back on the roster. | ||
Ruben Tejada, SS | Tejada has been a cromulent hitter this year, but he was not a good one this week. | ||
Juan Uribe, 3B | Uribe had an 87 wRC+ for the week, which is a little less than ideal. | ||
David Wright, 3B | Is there a light at the end of the tunnel? Wright could be playing in rehab games soon. |