game notes - major league baseball...in nine straight games from august 31-september 9, 2015...the...

HOME RUN NOTES: The Mets have 70 home runs through

their first 48 games, which is the most in team history after 48

games...Overall, the Mets are tied for the major league lead

with 70 homers with Tampa Bay...The Mets are 24-9 when they

hit a homer.

EIGHT STRAIGHT: New York has homered in eight straight games

(14 home runs overall) the longest streak since the club went deep

in nine straight games from August 31-September 9, 2015...The

Mets have a homer in 12 of their last 13 games (19 overall).

YO!: Yoenis Cespedes is tied for the major league lead with 15

home runs and is tied for second in the NL and is tied for fifth in

the majors with 36 RBI...He leads the NL and is second in the

majors with a .635 slugging percentage...Cespedes has 33 RBI

over his last 36 games...Cespedes has six homers and 17 RBI in

21 home games this year.

JUAN LAGARES: Is 6-for-his-last-11 (.545) with two home runs

and four RBI...Lagares has homered in back-to-back games

for the first time in his career...Last night’s pinch-hit home run

was the second pinch-hit blast of his career...Lagares has hit

.359 (14-39) with one home run vs. lefthanders this year and

batted .287 (110-383) with nine home runs vs. lefties during

his career.

NEIL WALKER: Is tied for eighth in the National League with

11 home runs...He is second in the majors among second

basemen with his 11 homers...Walker is 11-31 (.355) over his last

nine games.

WILMER FLORES: Went 1-2 with one RBI last night for

Binghamton (AA) vs. Trenton...He played seven inning at

second base...Flores is 4-17 (.235) in five rehabilitation games...

Flores has been on the DL since May 12 with a mild strain of his

left hamstring.

TRIBUTE TO 1986: The Mets will wear their 1986 throwback

jerseys tonight...The first 15,000 fans will receive a ‘86 replica

World Series ring.

PARKCHESTER LITTLE LEAGUE: Will watch batting practice

on the field tonight as part of Major League Baseball’s Urban

Initiative program...The Little League is located just seven miles

from Citi Field...Infielder T.J. Rivera who came to major league

spring training with the Mets this year and is currently hitting

.368 at Las Vegas (AAA) is a Parkchester Little League alum.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Steven Matz turns 25 today.

DODGERS-METS NOTES: The Mets and Dodgers split a four-

game series in LA, May 10-13...The last time the Mets won a

home series vs. the Dodgers was in 2011.

2016: 3-3 2015: 7-5* History 268-320-1

@NY: 1-1 @NY: 3-3 @NY: 145-150-1

@LA: 2-2 @LA: 4-2 @LA: 123-179

* includes postseason

Sunday, May 28, 2016 • 8:08 p.m.

Citi Field • Flushing, N.Y.LHP Clayton Kershaw (7-1, 1.48) vs. RHP Bartolo Colon (4-3, 3.44)

ESPN • WOR 710 AM • ESPN 1050 AM

NEW YORK METS (28-20)TIED FOR FIRST PLACE, NL EAST, -

LOS ANGELES DODGERS (26-24)SECOND PLACE, NL WEST, -4.5 GB

UPCOMING OPPONENTS & PITCHINGVS. CHICAGO-AL

Mon., May 30 LHP Jose Quintana (5-4, 2.22) vs. RHP Matt Harvey (3-7, 6.08) 1:10 p.m. (SNY, ESPN, WOR 710 AM, ESPN 1050)

Tue., May 31 RHP Mat Latos (6-1, 4.06) vs. LHP Steven Matz (7-1, 2.36) 7:10 p.m. (SNY, WOR 710 AM, ESPN 1050)

Wed., June 1 RHP Miguel Gonzalez (0-1, 4.57) vs. RHP Jacob deGrom (3-1, 2.81) 1:10 p.m. (SNY, WOR 710 AM, ESPN 1050)

METSCELLANEOUS: Despite losing last night, the Mets have

won six of their last eight games and are 6-4 in their last 10

contests...New York had its four-game home winning streak

snapped on Saturday...The Mets have won 13 of their last 18 at

Citi Field and are 14-9 at home this year.

SERIES NOTES: New York is 3-2 in rubber games this year,

including 1-2 at home...New York is 8-2-2 in its last 12 series...

The last time the Mets won a home series vs. the Dodgers was

in 2011.

JAMES LONEY: Was acquired yesterday from San Diego in

exchange for cash considerations...Loney, 32, was hitting .342

(54-158), with 22 runs scored, seven doubles, two home runs

and 28 RBI in 43 games with El Paso (AAA) of the Pacific Coast

League...He had a .373 on-base percentage with San Diego’s

Triple-A affiliate...Tampa Bay released the lefthanded-hitter

on April 3 and he signed with the Padres on April 8...The 6-3,

235-pounder batted .280 (101-361) with 16 doubles, four home

runs and 32 RBI in 104 games with Tampa Bay in 2015...In 10

seasons in the majors, Loney has hit .285 (1,334-4,680) with

251 doubles, 20 triples, 99 home runs, 635 RBI and compiled

a .338 on-base percentage with the Dodgers, Rays and Red

Sox...In 22 career postseason games, Loney has hit .354 (28-79)

with three home runs and 16 RBI.

TONIGHT’S PITCHING MATCH-UP: Bartolo Colon and Clayton

Kershaw have combined to win 343 games (Colon-222,

Kershaw-121) and strikeout 4,120 batters (Colon-2,279

Kershaw-1,841)...The duo has won four Cy Young Awards

(Kershaw-three, Colon-one)...Among active pitchers they rank

1-2 in shutouts (Kershaw-14, Colon-13)...They also faced each

other on May 12 in Los Angeles.

BETTER WITH AGE: Bartolo Colon turned 43 on Tuesday...

According to Elias, Colon won 47 games from age 40-42...Only

four other pitchers had more wins from age 40-42: Warren Spahn

(62), Cy Young (61), Randy Johnson (51) and Roger Clemens (50).

BARTOLO BITS: Colon has 25 wins since the 2014 All-Star

break, tied for the 15th-most wins during that span...On May 7,

he became the oldest player (42 years, 349 days) to hit his first

major league home run...Randy Johnson (40 years, 9 days) held

the previous mark..He has 222 career wins, second-most by a

Dominican-born pitcher...Juan Marichal is first (243).

VS. KERSHAW: Clayton Kershaw is 7-0 with a 1.17 ERA (nine

earned runs/69.1 innings) with 74 strikeouts in 10 career regular

season starts vs. New York...He went 1-1 with a 2.63 ERA (four

earned runs/13.2 innings) vs. the Mets in last year’s NL Division

Series...Kershaw tossed a three-hit shutout with 13 strikeouts

vs. the Mets earlier this season (May 12 at Los Angeles).

BULLPEN: New York’s bullpen has allowed 15 earned runs over

its last 12.2 innings (10.66 ERA) spanning four games...Over

its previous 20 contests, the pen had posted a 1.46 ERA (nine

earned runs/55.2 innings)...Overall, the Mets rank sixth in the

majors with a 3.04 bullpen ERA.

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718-565-4330 | mets.com | /mets | @mets | @mets

1969

WORLD CHAMPIONS

1973NATIONAL

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

1986

WORLD CHAMPIONS

1988N.L. EAST DIVISION

CHAMPIONS

1999WILD CARD

& NLDS WINNERS

2000NATIONAL

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

2006N.L. EAST

& NLDS CHAMPIONS

2015NATIONAL

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

Where are they NOW?

GARY CARTERdeceased

DWIGHT GOODENNEW YORK

Runs a baseball academy in Staten Island

VERN HOSCHEITdeceased

KEVIN MITCHELLCALIFORNIA

Youth league instructor in San Diego

GREG PAVLICKFLORIDA

Minor league rehabilitation pitching instructor for the

New York Yankees

TIM TEUFELFLORIDA

Third base coach for the Mets

RON DARLINGNEW YORK

SNY analyst

BUD HARRELSONNEW YORK

Co-owner and Senior VP of the Long Island Ducks

(Independent)

DAVEY JOHNSONFLORIDA

Real estate

ROGER MCDOWELLGEORGIA

Pitching coach for the Atlanta Braves

BILL ROBINSONdeceased

MOOKIE WILSONSOUTH CAROLINA

Club ambassador for the Mets

LENNY DYKSTRACALIFORNIA

Real estate

ED HEARNKANSAS

Keynote inspirational speaker

HOWARD JOHNSONFLORIDA

Manager of the High Desert Mavericks (high A) in the

California League

RANDY NIEMANNFLORIDA

Pitching coach for the Palm Beach Cardinals (A) of

the Florida State League

RAFAEL SANTANADOMINICAN REPUBLIC

Dominican Academy Field Coordinator for the

Chicago White Sox

WALLY BACKMANOREGON

Manager for Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League

SID FERNANDEZHAWAII

Coaches his son Canaan in high school

KEITH HERNANDEZNEW YORK

SNY analyst

LEE MAZZILLICONNECTICUT

Special Advisor, Corporate, New York Yankees

JESSE OROSCOCALIFORNIA

Works with youth league teams in San Diego and gives

private pitching lessons

DARRYL STRAWBERRYFLORIDA

Ordained minister. Runs Strawberry ministries with

his wife, Tracy. Also runs two recovery treatment centers.

RICK AGUILERACALIFORNIA

Partner in Dunkin’ Donuts franchises, part owner of a

car wash franchise

KEVIN ELSTERCALIFORNIA / NEVADA

Retired and lives in Huntington Beach, CA

and Las Vegas

DANNY HEEPTEXAS

Head baseball coach at the University of Incarnate Word

in San Antonio

RAY KNIGHTGEORGIA

Pre- and post-game TV host for the Washington Nationals

BOB OJEDANEW JERSEY

Baseball analyst

MEL STOTTLEMYREWASHINGTON

Retired and living in Sammamish, WA

Height: 5-11 Weight: 283 pounds Age: 43 (5/24/73)

Born: Altamira, DR Resides: Clifton, NJ Signed Through: 2016

LAST START: Earned the win against the Nationals on May 23...Tossed 7.0 innings,

allowed one run, earned, on fi ve hits...Struck out two and walked two...The win broke a

two-game losing streak which dated to his start against the Dodgers on May 12...Earned

the 222nd win of his career, and his 47th since turning 40 in 2013...Only four pitchers in

major league history had more wins than Colón from age 40 to age 42...Warren Spahn

(62), Cy Young (61), Randy Johnson (51) and Roger Clemens (50)...Research courtesy of

the Elias Sports Bureau.

COLÓN AT HOME: Is 15-15 with a 3.63 ERA (88 earned runs/218.0 innings pitched) in 36

career games (34 starts) at Citi Field as a Met...For his career he has 16 wins at Citi Field,

the most among pitchers currently on the team (Matt Harvey and Jacob deGrom both

have won 13 games)...This season he is 1-2 with a 2.66 ERA (seven earned runs/23.2

innings pitched)...Struck out 22 and walked six...He is making his 241st career home start,

the most among active pitchers in the majors (C.C. Sabathia, 224)...Since he entered the

league in 1997, he has 107 home wins, the most among active pitchers (C.C. Sabathia, 101).

VS. LOS ANGELES-NL: Is 2-6 with a 5.54 ERA (31 earned runs/50.1 innings pitched) in

eight regular season starts against the Dodgers...Struck out 31 and walked eight...His

5.54 ERA against Los Angeles is his third-highest mark against any opponent...In his

three starts against the Dodgers as Met, he is 1-2 with a 3.79 ERA (eight earned runs/19.0

innings pitched)...Colón last faced the Dodgers on May 12, he tossed 5.0 innings and

allowed a season high fi ve runs, earned...Struck out three and walked none...It was the

most earned runs he has given up in a game since August 21, 2015 against the Rockies

(allowed seven earned runs)...In last year's postseason, he faced the Dodgers in the

NLDS...Made three relief appearances...Allowed two runs, earned, in 4.0 innings of work

out of the bullpen (4.50 ERA).

VS. THE NL WEST: Is 9-14 with a 5.47 ERA versus National League West opponents

(96 earned runs, 158.0 innings) over the course of his career...This will be his third start

against an NL West opponent this season.

MONTH OF MAY: Over the course of his career, Colón has won more games in the month

of May (41) than he has in any other single month...Has made 89 career starts in the month

and has tossed 10 complete games, the most in any month of his career...Has a 4.19 ERA

(268 earned runs/575.0 innings pitched...Struck out 436 batters, which is his highest total

in any month of career and walked 149...This May, he is 3-2 with a 3.45 ERA (12 earned

runs/31.1 innings pitched)...Struck out 21 and walked eight.

RECENT RESULTS: Is 1-2 with a 4.86 ERA (nine earned runs/16.2 innings pitched) over his

last three starts...Struck out nine and walked seven...Prior to his outing on May 12 against

the Dodgers, Colón was 3-1 with a 2.92 ERA (12 earned runs/37.0 innings pitched) in six

starts...Struck out 32 and walked four.

TWO-STRIKE COUNTS: Has a strike percentage of 72.8% on two-strike counts this

season, the highest in the major leagues among qualifi ed starters...Opponents have

a swing percentage of 65.4% against him this season on two-strike counts, the eighth

highest among starters.

BARTOLO'S BLAST: On May 7, he became the oldest player (42 years, 349 days) to hit

his fi rst major league home run...Randy Johnson (40 years, 9 days) held the previous mark

(September 19, 2003 with Arizona)...Colón is the second-oldest Mets player to homer

behind Julio Franco (48 years, 254 days) when he went deep on May 4, 2007 at Arizona...

Hall of Famer Willie Mays is the only other 42-year-old (42 years, 102 days) to homer for

the Mets...Colón became the fi fth-oldest pitcher to homer since 1913...Only Jack Quinn

(46), Dazzy Vance (43), Phil Niekro (43) and Warren Spahn (43) were older.

CAREER RANKINGS: Picked up his 222nd win of his career on May 23 against

Washington, the second-most wins all-time by a Dominican-born pitcher...Juan Marichal

ranks fi rst all-time with 243 wins...Is fi rst among active pitchers in wins (222) and second

in shutouts (13), trailing Clayton Kershaw (15)...Ranks second in complete games (36) and

strikeouts (2,279)...Is one of fi ve active pitchers with over 2,000 career strikeouts...His

eight 200-innings seasons are tied for second-most among active pitchers with Justin

Verlander, Felix Hernandez and C.C. Sabathia...Trails James Shields, who has nine such

seasons.

BORN TO NOT BE WILD: Has not thrown a wild pitch in 44 straight games, 41 straight

starts, dating to September 28, 2014...That is the longest active streak among starters in

the majors...The 44-game stretch is only the third-longest such streak of his career...He

went 72 straight games without throwing a wild pitch from June 2, 2009 to June 28, 2013

and 45 straight games from May 14, 2004 to July 7, 2005.

SINCE 2014 ALL-STAR BREAK: Since the 2014 All-Star Break, he is tied for 15th in the

majors with 25 wins...Has struck out 240 and walked 48...The 48 walks are the fewest

among all pitchers during this stretch with a minimum of 300.0 innings pitched.

METS STARTING PITCHER BREAKDOWN

#40 BARTOLO COLÓN (4-3, 3.44) RHPCOLÓN’S 2016 PITCHING LOG (9 G, 8 GS)

COLÓN VS. LOS ANGELES-NL (INCL. PLAYOFFS)

Date Opp. Dec. IP H R ER HR BB K P-S ERA

4/3* @KC ND, 3-4 1.1 1 0 0 0 0 1 20-13 0.00

4/9 Phi L, 0-1 6.0 5 1 1 1 0 7 90-60 1.23

4/15 @Cle W, 6-5 5.1 8 2 2 0 1 5 97-62 2.13

4/20 @Phi ND, 4-5 (11) 6.0 4 3 3 1 1 4 90-63 2.89

4/26 Cin ND, 4-3 5.0 8 3 3 1 1 4 88-64 3.42

5/2 Atl W, 4-1 8.0 7 0 0 0 0 7 99-77 2.56

5/7 @SD W, 6-3 6.2 6 3 3 1 1 5 86-62 2.82

5/12 @LAD L, 0-5 5.0 7 5 5 2 0 3 70-45 3.53

5/18 Was L, 1-7 4.2 5 3 3 0 5 4 107-65 3.75

5/23 @Was W 7-1 7.0 5 1 1 0 2 2 90-64 3.44

*Relief appearance

COLÓN’S SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS 2016 Season Career

3 (4/15-5/7) Win Streak 8 (5/20/13-6/28/13)

7 (2x, last, 5/2 vs. ATL) Strikeouts 14 (5/29/98 @ TOR)

None Double Digit K Games 17 (last 4/26/07 vs. TB)

11.0 IP (4/26-5/7) Scoreless Streak 31.0 IP (8/26/15-9/10/15)

None Low Hits, CG 1 (9/18/00 @ NYY)

8 (2x, last, 4/26 vs. CIN) High Hits, Game 13 (7/18/02 vs. NYM)

2 (5/12 @ LAD) High HR, Game 4 (5x, last, 4/13/14 @ LAA)

5 (5/12 @ LAD) High Runs, Game 10 (4/26/05 @ NYY)

5 (5/18 vs. WAS) High Walks, Game 7 (2x, last, 6/28/03 vs. CHC)

8.0 (5/2 vs. ATL) Innings Pitched, Game 9.1 (8/30/05 vs. OAK)

None Complete Games 36 (last, 9/5/15 @ MIA)

None Shutouts 13 (last, 9/5/15 @ MIA)

TOMORROW'S STARTER - RHP MATT HARVEY (3-7, 6.08)

LAST START: Took the loss in his last start against Washington...Tossed fi ve innings and

allowed fi ve runs, earned, on eight hits...Struck out one and walked two...The outing marked

the third consecutive start for Harvey where he has allowed fi ve earned runs or more...It is the

longest such streak of his career...His one strikeout was the fewest amount during any start of

his career...His previous low was two, which he did three times (last, May 19 vs. Washington).

AT CITI: Is 13-11 with a 2.38 ERA (68 earned runs/257.1 innings pitched) in 39 career starts at Citi

Field...Over his last 15 starts at home dating to June 16, 2015, Harvey is 6-4 with a 2.34 ERA (24

earned runs/92.1 innings pitched)...Since entering the league in 2012, his 2.38 ERA at home is

the fi fth-best among all major league starters (min.160.0 innings).

NEW YORK METS PITCHING BREAKDOWN

STARTER GS Quality Starts Run Support RS/Start Mets Record

Colón 9 5 32 3.6 5-4deGrom 8 4 35 4.4 5-3

Harvey 10 3 32 3.2 3-7

Matz 8 7 47 5.9 7-1

Syndergaard 10 8 24 2.4 6-4

Verrett 3 2 17 5.7 2-1

CAREER VS. WHITE SOX: Has made one career start

against the White Sox...Received the no-decision on May

7, 2013...Tossed 9.0 scoreless innings allowing one hit...

Struck out 12 and walked none...Carried a perfect game

through 6.2 innings...Alex Rios broke up the perfect game

bid with a two out single in the seventh inning.

CAREER VS. AMERICAN LEAGUE: Has made 10 starts

against AL opponents...Is 3-3 with a 1.81 ERA (14 earned

runs/69.2 innings pitched)...Struck out 66 and walked 11...

Will be making his third Interleague start of the season.

NOTES VS. CHICAGO-AL

Last Win: 8/24/14 at Los Angeles Last Loss: 5/12/16 at Los Angeles

Career Record vs. Dodgers: 2-6, 5.47 ERA (33 ER/54.1 IP, 11 G, 8 GS, 1 CG)

Dodgers Batters vs. Colón AVG HR BB SO

Crawford .167 (6/36) 0 1 9

Ellis .000 (0/3) 0 0 1

Ethier .300 (3/10) 1 0 1

Gonzalez .464 (13/28) 3 0 6

Grandal .250 (2/8) 1 0 1

Hernandez .250 (2/8) 0 0 2

Kendrick .120 (3/25) 0 0 4

Kershaw .167 (1/6) 0 0 2

Pederson .000 (0/4) 0 0 1

AVG HR BB SO

Puig .000 (0/9) 0 1 3

Seager .333 (1/3) 0 0 0

Turner .083 (1/12) 0 0 4

Utley .500 (10/20) 1 0 3

Team Total .237 (42/177) 6 2 39

W-L ERA IP H R ER HR BB K P-S

2016 Totals 4-3 3.44 55.0 56 21 21 6 11 42 837-575

2015 Totals 14-13 4.16 194.2 217 94 90 25 24 136 2706-1889

Career Totals 222-157 3.96 3035.2 3085 1450 1335 361 867 2279

W-L ERA IP H R ER BB K HR AVG STARTERS 23-15 3.35 282.0 282 113 105 66 261 23 .264

RELIEVERS 5-5 3.04 142.1 123 50 48 46 159 14 .228

TOTALS 28-20 3.25 424.1 405 163 153 112 420 37 .252

W-L ERA IP H R ER BB K HR AVG HOME 14-9 3.22 207.0 188 82 74 68 225 18 .246

ROAD 14-11 3.27 217.1 217 81 79 44 195 19 .258

TOTALS 28-20 3.25 424.1 405 163 153 112 420 37 .252

COLÓN’S BATTING STATISTICS

Career Extra-base Hits: One home run (last, May 7 @ SD)

Two doubles (last, May 31, 2015 vs. MIA)

Most Hits, Game: 2 (8/9/02 @ MIL)

Most RBI, Game: 2 (2x, last, 5/7 @ SD)

Batting Notes: Hit his fi rst career home run on May 7 (o" James

Shields)...Is the oldest player in major league history to

hit his fi rst homer at age 42...Randy Johnson did so

previously at age 40 in 2003.

YEAR AVG. AB R H RBI SAC

2015 .138 58 2 8 4 4

2016 .059 17 1 1 2 0

Career .090 233 7 21 11 17

#29 ERIC CAMPBELL .169, 1 HR, 5 RBI

#52 YOENIS CÉSPEDES .289, 15 HR, 36 RBI

#30 MICHAEL CONFORTO .270, 8 HR, 24 RBI

#16 ALEJANDRO DE AZA .196, 1 HR, 1 RBI

Last Game: 0-4, 3 K Home: .129 (4-31), 0 HR Last HR: 5/24 at WAS (S. Kelley) Season High, Hits: 2, 3x, last - 5/21 vs. MILRISP: .133 (2-15), 3 RBI Road: .214 (6-28), 1 HR At-Bats since last HR: 10 Season High, Runs: 1, 7x, last - 5/24 at WASStreak: 0 games (0 for his last 10) Homestand: .000 (0-7) Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: 3, 5/24 at WASGame-Winning RBI: -- Career vs. LAD: .067 (2-30) Go-Ahead HR: -- Season High, SB: 1, 5/11 at LAD

• Hit his fi rst home run of the season on May 24 at Washington (o! Kelley) and had three RBI...Was his fi rst homer since July 8, 2015 at San Francisco...The three RBI matched his career-high and it was his fi rst three RBI game since August 15, 2014 vs. Chicago-NL.

• Started ninth-inning rally with a single on May 21 vs. Milwaukee and scored the game-winning run on David Wright's walk-o! RBI single. • Is batting .167 (1-6) as a pinch hitter this season with two strikeouts and three walks. • Made his fi rst career Opening Day roster...Was optioned to Triple-A Las Vegas on April 13 before being recalled on April 16...Was 2-4 in one game with Vegas

before getting recalled.

Last Game: 0-3, 2 K Home: .278 (20-72), 6 HR Last HR: 5/23 at WAS (G. González) Season High, Hits: 3, 4/15 at CLERISP: .256 (10-39), 5 HR, 21 RBI Road: .299 (26-87), 9 HR At-Bats since last HR: 15 Season High, Runs: 2, 4x, last - 5/23 @ WASStreak: 0 games (0 for his last 11) Homestand: .000 (0-6) Game-Tying HR: 4 Season High, RBI: 6, 4/29 vs. SFGame-Winning RBI: 3 Career vs. LAD: .250 (12-48)* Go-Ahead HR: 2 Season High, SB: 1, 5/11 at LAD

• His 15 home runs are tied for the most in the majors...Has a .635 slugging percentage, tied for second in the major leagues (fi rst in NL)...Is tied for fi fth in the majors with his 36 RBI (tied for second in the NL)...His eight home runs this month are tied for second-most in the National League...Trails Adam Duvall (Cincinnati) who has nine homers.

• Has been held hitless in three straight games for the fi rst time this season... Batting .414 (12-29) with two doubles, four home runs and eight RBI vs. LHP this season...His 1.472 OPS and .575 OBP vs. lefties this season are best in the major

leagues...His .897 slugging percentage vs. lefties is second-best in the majors. • Homered once every 10.60 at-bats this season overall, best in the majors heading into today...Totaled 14 home runs and 33 RBI in his last 36 games dating to

April 15. • His 32 regular-season home runs since August 1, 2015 (his fi rst game as a Met) are tied for second-most in the majors with Chris Davis (32)...Trails Khris Davis,

who's hit 34...His .617 slugging percentage in that time is second-best among major leaguers, trailing Boston's David Ortiz (.716). • Recorded his fourth outfi eld assist of the season when he threw out Adrian Gonzalez at second base on May 10 at LA...Has 52 outfi eld assists since making his

debut in 2012, the most in the major leagues...Kansas City's Alex Gordon is second in that time with 48.

Last Game: 1-4 Home: .300 (21-70), 5 HR Last HR: 5/22 vs. MIL (C. Anderson) Season High, Hits: 3, 2x, last - 4/30 vs. SFRISP: .303 (10-33), 1 HR, 15 RBI Road: .244 (20-82), 3 HR At-Bats since last HR: 13 Season High, Runs: 3, 4/25 vs. CINStreak: 1 game (.250, 1-4) Homestand: .250 (1-4) Game-Tying HR: 1 Season High, RBI: 3, 2x, last - 4/30 vs. SFGame-Winning RBI: 3 Career vs. LAD: .276 (8-29)* Go-Ahead HR: 4 Season High, SB: 1, 4/23 at ATL

• Has a well-hit average of .275 (33/120) vs. RHP, fi fth-best in the majors this year. • Has hit eight home runs through 43 games this season...Four of his eight homers this season have come in the fi rst inning...Collected nine homers in 56 games

during his rookie campaign in 2015.• Batting .179 (14-78) with six extra-base hits this month.• The Mets as a team have gone 22-11 in 32 games when he bats third or fourth in the order. • 10 of his 17 career home runs have either given the Mets the lead or tied the game (eight go-ahead, two game-tying).

Last Game: 0-1, K (PH) Home: .235 (4-17), 0 HR Last HR: 4/15 at CLE (C. Anderson) Season High, Hits: 3, 4/15 at CLERISP: .000 (0-10) Road: .172 (5-29), 1 HR At-Bats since last HR: 37 Season High, Runs: 1, 4/15 at CLEStreak: 0 game (0 for his last 2) Homestand: .000 (0-1) Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: 1, 4/15 at CLEGame-Winning RBI: -- Career vs. LAD: .182 (4-22) Go-Ahead HR: 1 Season High, SB: 1, 2x, last - 4/27 vs. CIN

• Is 4-19 (.211) as a pinch hitter this season with eight strikeouts.• Batting .176 (3-17) in 15 games this month (Was 6-29 in 15 games in April). • Last started on May 15 at Colorado (0-4, 2 K)...Has made seven starts this season (four in centerfi eld, two in rightfi eld and one in leftifeld).

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#13 ASDRUBAL CABRERA .277, 3 HR, 17 RBILast Game: 0-3, BB, K Home: .253 (20-79), 1 HR Last HR: 5/24 at WAS (S. Strasburg) Season High, Hits: 3, 4/18 at PHIRISP: .333 (11-33), 13 RBI Road: .298 (28-94), 2 HR At-Bats since last HR: 9 Season High, Runs: 2, 2x, last - 4/29 vs. SFStreak: 0 games (0 for his last 6) Homestand: .143 (1-7) Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: 2, 5x, last - 5/22 vs. MILGame-Winning RBI: 2 Career vs. LAD: .204 (10-49) Go-Ahead HR: 1 Season High, SB: --

• Had his season-best eight-game hitting streak snapped on Saturday vs. Los Angeles...The streak was one game shy of the team-best streak of nine games, done by Yoenis Céspedes from April 15-29.

• Had the game-winning RBI with his two-run single on May 22 vs. Milwaukee...Is 6 for his last 10 (.600) with runners in scoring position dating to May 8 with seven RBI.

• Batting .258 (24-93) with 10 RBI in May (26 games)...Hit .300 (24-80) with seven RBI in 22 April games. • Owns a .989 fi elding percentage (two errors in 176 total chances) good for fourth-best among ML shortstops (third-best in the National League).

#3 CURTIS GRANDERSON .201, 9 HR, 14 RBILast Game: 1-4, K Home: .173 (14-81), 3 HR Last HR: 5/27 vs. LAD (P. Baez) Season High, Hits: 3, 4/22 at ATLRISP: .115 (3-26), 1 HR, 5 RBI Road: .224 (22-98), 6 HR At-Bats since last HR: 4 Season High, Runs: 2, 5x, last - 4/29 vs. SFStreak: 2 games (.250, 2-8) Homestand: .250 (2-8), 1 HR Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: 5, 4/22 at ATLGame-Winning RBI: 3 Career vs. LAD: .276 (32-116)* Go-Ahead HR: 6 Season High, SB: --

• Hit a walk-o! homer on May 27 to beat the Dodgers...Was his second career walk-o! homer and fi rst since September 26, 2005 as a member of the Detroit Tigers (o! the White Sox' Cli! Politte)...The walk-o! homer was the fi fth walk-o! RBI of Granderson's career and fi rst since April 25, 2014.

• Has nine home runs this season...Six of the nine have given the Mets the lead...30 of his 55 homers in his Mets career, more than half, have given the Mets the lead or tied the game (26 go-ahead homers, four game-tying).

• Is 15-92 (.163) in 25 games this month...Struck out 31 times and walked 10 times...Has a .252 OBP this month compared to a .347 OBP during April. • Connected for his fourth leado! homer of the season on May 21 vs. Milwaukee (o! Zach Davies)...Was his 39th career game-opening homer...Jimmy Rollins leads

active players with 46...He now has 15 leado! homers as a Met, one behind the franchise record of 16 held by Jose Reyes...Granderson's 15 leado! homers since joining the Mets (2014) are the most in the major leagues in that time (Charlie Blackmon of Colorado is second with 12).

• His four leado! homers this year are second-most in the majors behind Houston's Jose Altuve, who has six. • Hit his third game-opening home run of the season with his solo shot o! Max Scherzer on May 17 vs. Washington...It came of the fi rst pitch of the game, the

second time in nine days that Granderson hit the starting pitcher's fi rst pitch of the game for a homer...He is the fi rst player to hit two fi rst-pitch leado! homers over an eight-day span since Jose Reyes did it for Toronto over a three-day span in June of 2014.

#55 TY KELLY .000, 0 HR, 0 RBILast Game: 0-2, BB Home: .000 (0-3) Last HR: -- Season High, Hits: --RISP: .000 (0-2) Road: .000 (0-4) At-Bats since last HR: -- Season High, Runs: --Streak: 0 games (0 for his last 7) Homestand: .000 (0-3) Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: --Game-Winning RBI: -- Career vs. LAD: .000 (0-3) Go-Ahead HR: -- Season High, SB: --

• Had his contract selected from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacifi c Coast League on May 23 prior to the game with Washington...Was his fi rst call-up to the major leagues after being originally selected in the 13th round of the 2009 draft by Baltimore out of UC Davis.

• At the time of his promotion, Kelly was leading all of minor league baseball in batting average (.391) and on-base percentage (.478)...Was fi fth in all of the minors with a 1.026 OPS...He scored 21 runs and had 12 doubles, two home runs and 15 RBI in 35 games for the 51s...He started 25 games in the outfi eld, seven games at third base, three games at fi rst base and one at shortstop.

• He is the third player from UC Davis to make an appearance on a major league roster this season, joining Daniel Descalso (Colorado) and Joe Biagini (Toronto)...Became the fourth player from UC Davis to play in the major leagues when he made his MLB debut starting at third base on May 24 at Washington...Joined Biagini, Descalso and righthanded pitcher Steve Brown, who pitched two seasons for the California Angels from 1983-84.

• Was signed by the Mets as a minor league free agent on November 13, 2015.

*Statistics including playo! s

Cabrera .286 (2-7), 1 BB, 1 KCampbell .000 (0-6), 2 KCéspedes .000 (0-6), 1 KColón .000 (0-3), 2 KConforto ---De Aza .000 (0-5), 4 KGranderson .143 (2-14), 1 2B, 1 BBKelly ---Lagares .000 (0-10), 1 KPlawecki .000 (0-6), 3 KReynolds ---

Rivera .250 (2-8), 2 RBI, 1 BBWalker .083 (1-12), 4 KWright .176 (3-17), 1 2B, 5 BB

METS vs. KERSHAW

Mets:Collins' Challenges .........................7# of plays overturned .....................3# of plays that stood ......................2Number of plays confi rmed ..........2

Opponents:Opponent Challenges .................. 12# of plays overturned .....................5# of plays that stood ......................4Number of plays confi rmed ..........3

INSTANT REPLAY REVIEWS

Last Game: 0-3 Home: .059 (1-17), 1 HR Last HR: 5/4 vs. ATL (J. Chacin) Season High, Hits: 1, 3x, last - 5/25 at WASRISP: .100 (1-10), 1 RBI Road: .250 (2-8), 0 HR At-Bats since last HR: 21 Season High, Runs: 1, 3x, last - 5/11 @ LADStreak: 0 games (0 for his last 3) Homestand: .000 (0-3) Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: 2, 5/4 vs. ATLGame-Winning RBI: 1 Career vs. LAD: .214 (12-56) Go-Ahead HR: 1 Season High, SB: --

• Grabbed his fi rst hit as a Met with a two-run, go-ahead homer in the second inning on May 4 vs. Atlanta...Was his fi rst home run since July 8, 2015 at Kansas City (with Tampa Bay).

• Signed by the Mets as a free agent on April 5, 2016 and was assigned to Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacifi c Coast League...Was batting .280 (7-25) with one double and fi ve RBI in eight games for the 51s...Was added to the 40-man roster on April 26.

• Spent last season with the Tampa Bay Rays, appearing in 110 games while batting .178 (53-298) with 14 doubles, fi ve home runs and 26 RBI...Made a career-high 87 starts and also caught a career-high 784.2 innings.

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Total number of plays viewed by teams via instant replay: 19Crew chief reviews: 5

Longest time of replay: 3:07, 5/1 vs. SFQuickest time of replay: 0:50, 5/3 vs. ATL

#12 JUAN LAGARES .310, 2 HR, 6 RBILast Game: 1-1, HR, RBI, R Home: .300 (9-30), 2 HR Last HR: 5/28 vs. LAD (J. Howell) Season High, Hits: 3, 5/27 vs. LADRISP: .222 (2-9), 3 RBI Road: .317 (13-41), 0 HR At-Bats since last HR: 0 Season High, Runs: 1, 6x, last - 5/28 vs. LADStreak: 2 games (.800, 4-5) Homestand: .800 (4-5), 2 HR Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: 3, 5/27 vs. LADGame-Winning RBI: -- Career vs. LAD: .293 (24-82)* Go-Ahead HR: -- Season High, SB: --

• Hit a pinch-hit, solo home run on May 28 vs. Los Angeles....Was his second career pinch-hit homer and his fi rst since August 13, 2015 vs. Colorado...Batting .364 (4-11) as a pinch-hitter this season and was 4-12 (.333) as a pinch-hitter last season.

• Has homered in back-to-back games for the fi rst time in his career. • Went 3-4 with a homer and three RBI on May 27 vs. Los Angeles-NL...Was his fi rst homer and multi-RBI game since September 5, 2015 at Miami...Went 126 at-

bats between home runs from September 15, 2015-May 27, 2016...The three RBI tied a career-high (ninth-time and fi rst since August 13, 2015 vs. Colorado). • Is batting .359 (14-39) vs. lefties this season with four RBI...Is 7-for-his-last-13 vs. LHP dating to May 15. • Has a .333 (13-39) average in May (20 games) after batting .281 (9-32) in 18 games during April.

#26 KEVIN PLAWECKI .191, 1 HR, 7 RBI

#44 RENÉ RIVERA .120, 1 HR, 4 RBI

Last Game: DNP Home: .154 (6-39), 0 HR Last HR: 5/9 at LAD (S. Kazmir) Season High, Hits: 2, 2x, last - 5/7 at SDRISP: .267 (4-15), 6 RBI Road: .220 (11-50), 1 HR At-Bats since last HR: 44 Season High, Runs: 1, 5x, last - 5/9 at LADStreak: 1 game (.333, 1-3) Homestand: .333 (1-3) Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: 2, 2x, last - 5/13 at COLGame-Winning RBI: 1 Career vs. LAD: .194 (6-31) Go-Ahead HR: -- Season High, SB: --

• Broke an 0-17 stretch with a single in his fi rst at-bat on May 27 vs. LAD...The 0-17 was the longest hitless stretch of his career. • Homered for this fi rst time this season on May 9 at Los Angeles-NL...Was his fi rst homer since September 27, 2015 at Cincinnati, a span of 50 at-bats.• Batting .220 (11-50) with four doubles in road games this season (.154 at home)...For his career, is batting .236 (42-178) on the road and .181 (26-144) at home...

Has 17 career extra-base hits...13 of those 17 extra-base hits have come on the road...21 of his 28 career RBI have come away from Citi Field. • Made his fi rst Opening Day roster.

Last Game: 0-1, 2 BB Home: .247 (20-81), 2 HR Last HR: 5/23 at WAS (G. González) Season High, Hits: 4, 4/20 at PHI RISP: .323 (10-31), 8 RBI Road: .298 (25-84), 9 HR At-Bats since last HR: 13 Season High, Runs: 2, 3x, last - 5/23 at WASStreak: 0 games (0 for his last 1) Homestand: .400 (2-5) Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: 2, 7x, last - 4/30 vs. SFGame-Winning RBI: 5 Career vs. LAD: .226 (26-115) Go-Ahead HR: 2 Season High, SB: 1, 5/2 vs. ATL

• Batting .234 (18-77) in 24 games this month but is batting .355 (11-31) in his last nine games...Has driven in three runs this month after driving in 19 in 22 games during April.

• Is batting .324 (11-34) vs. lefties this season...Is 4 for his last 18 vs. LHP dating to May 1 (started the year 7-16). • Homered o" Gio González on May 23 at Washington for his 11th homer of the season and fourth o" a lefthanded pitcher...The four home runs vs. lefties in a

single season are a new career-high for a single season...His previous high was three homers vs. LHP in 2010.• His 11 home runs are second by an MLB second baseman (trails Seattle's Robinson Cano)...His 22 RBI are tied for fi fth-most in the NL among second basemen. • Has 80 home runs since the start of 2012, most among NL second basemen in that stretch...Has 104 career home runs (10 while batting righthanded).

#20 NEIL WALKER .273, 11 HR, 22 RBI

#5 DAVID WRIGHT .226, 7 HR, 14 RBILast Game: DNP Home: .262 (16-61), 2 HR Last HR: 5/27 vs. LAD (C. Hatcher) Season High, Hits: 2, 8x, last - 5/14 at COLRISP: .226 (7-31), 1 HR, 8 RBI Road: .197 (15-76), 5 HR At-Bats since last HR: 1 Season High, Runs: 2, 3x, last - 5/7 at SDStreak: 6 games (.250, 6-24) Homestand: .250 (1-4), 1 HR Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: 3, 5/23 at WASGame-Winning RBI: 5 Career vs. LAD: .331 (90-272)* Go-Ahead HR: 4 Season High, SB: 2, 4/5 at KC

• Homered for a third-straight game when he connected for a solo shot o" the Dodgers' Chris Hatcher on May 27...It's the eighth time in Wright's career he's homered in at least three straight games and the fi rst time since August 2-September 21, 2013...His career-best streak is four games.

• Has fi ve home runs this month, his highest total in a single month since June of 2013 (also fi ve)...Wright now has 242 career homers, 10 shy of Strawberry's 252, which are the most all-time in team history.

• Hit a go-ahead, three-run homer on May 23 at Washington...Was his 86th career go-ahead homer, which is now the most in franchise history...Broke a tie with Darryl Strawberry, who had 85.

• Delivered a walk-o" RBI single on May 21 vs. Milwaukee...Was his ninth career walk-o" RBI, which is now most in franchise history...Broke a tie with Kevin McReynolds, who had eight walk-o" RBI...Was his fi rst walk-o" RBI since July 5, 2012 vs. Philadelphia.

• Hit his fi rst and second home runs of the season on April 18 at Philadelphia...Was the 21st multi-homer game of his career, one shy of Darryl Strawberry's franchise-record of 22, and his fi rst multi-homer game since June 20, 2013.

*Statistics including playo! s

#15 MATT REYNOLDS .100, 0 HR, 0 RBILast Game: 0-1, K (PH) Home: .000 (0-5), 0 HR Last HR: -- Season High, Hits: 1, 5/25 at WASRISP: -- Road: .200 (1-5), 0 HR At-Bats since last HR: -- Season High, Runs: 1, 5/25 at WASStreak: 0 games (0 for his last 3) Homestand: .000 (0-1) Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: --Game-Winning RBI: -- Career vs. LAD: .000 (0-1) Go-Ahead HR: -- Season High, SB: --

• Recorded his fi rst major league hit on May 25 at Washington o" Tanner Roark. • Put down a sacrifi ce bunt to help the Mets rally to a win in the bottom of the ninth on May 21 vs. Milwaukee...Made his major league debut on May 17 vs.

Washington and went 0-3• Was recalled from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacifi c Coast League prior to the game on May 17...Was batting .238 (31-130) with seven doubles, two triples, two

homers and 10 RBI in 33 games for the 51s at the time of his recall. • Reynolds was added to the active roster during the 2015 NLDS vs. Los Angeles after the injury to Ruben Tejada...Was also on the active roster for the NLCS but

never saw action in either series. • In 19 games this spring, Reynolds hit .256 (10-39) with two doubles and fi ve RBI.

Record: 5-5 Holds: 32 Saves/Op: 17-20

ERA: 3.04 (48 ER/142.1 IP)

Hits: 123 Runs: 50 Home Runs: 14

Walks: 46 Strikeouts: 159

First Batter Retired/Faced: 115-149 (77 %)

Stranded/Inherited Runners: 44-59 (75 %)

Record when bullpen doesn’t allow a run: 16-7

Record when bullpen allows a run: 12-13

W-L ERA Sv-Op IP H R ER BB K

April 3-2 2.71 9-11 69.2 64 22 21 26 83

May 2-3 3.34 8-9 72.2 59 28 27 20 76

June

July

Aug.

Sept.

Opp W-L-S IP H R ER BB K HR

MIL 1-0-2 8.0 4 0 0 2 9 0

@WAS 0-0-1 6.0 6 2 2 0 6 2

LA 1-1-0 8.2 17 13 13 4 11 5

BULLPEN NOTES

BULLPEN - LAST THREE SERIES

BULLPEN BY MONTH

LAST THREE APPEARANCES

METS BULLPEN TOTALS

The pen has a 3.04 ERA (48 ER/142.1 IP) which

is 3rd in the NL and 6th in the majors.

The pen has allowed 15 ER over its last 12.2

innings (10.66 ERA) spanning four games.

Allowed 5 HRs on May 28...Had allowed 9

homers all-season.

The pen has stranded 44 of 59 inherited

runners (75%).

ANTONIO BASTARDO

DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB K HR

5.19 WAS ND 2.0 1 0 0 1 1 0

5.25 @WAS ND 1.0 2 1 1 0 1 1

5.28 LA ND 0.0 2 3 3 1 0 0

JERRY BLEVINS


5.23 @WAS ND 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 0

5.27 LA ND 0.1 1 0 0 0 1 0

5.28 LA ND 0.1 1 0 0 0 0 0

JEURYS FAMILIA


5.22 MIL S 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0

5.25 WAS S 1.0 2 0 0 0 1 0

5.27 LA W 1.0 4 4 4 1 3 0

JIM HENDERSON


5.22 MIL H 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 0

5.24 @WAS ND 1.0 1 1 1 0 1 1

5.28 LA ND 1.0 2 1 1 0 2 1

ADDISON REED


5.20 MIL H 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 0

5.21 MIL ND 1.0 1 0 0 1 2 0

5.27 LA ND 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 0

• Has 16 saves which is tied for 2nd in the majors.....Is 16-for-16 in save opportunities.

• Has 32 straight saves in the regular season dating to August 1, 2015, the longest

streak in team history (one more than Billy Wagner) and is the second-longest current streak

in the majors (Brad Ziegler is first with 36).

• His 16 straight saves to open a season is tied for the second-longest streak in team history

with Francisco Rodriguez in 2009...Armando Benitez saved his first 24 chances in 2001.

• Moved into a tie for ninth place with Skip Lockwood on the Mets all-time save list on May 25

at WAS with his 65th save...Neil Allen is eighth with 69 saves.

• Righties are 12-45 (.267) and lefties are 13-48 (.271).

• Since 2015, is tied for the major league lead with four, five-out saves with Zach Britton...

Has nine saves of four or more outs since 2014, tied for the second-most in the majors.

#27 JEURYS FAMILIA - RHP 2-0, 3.47 ERA, 16 SV

Last Win: 5.27 vs. LA Last Loss: 9.23.15 vs. ATL SV/OP (Last): 16-16, 5.25 at WAS Holds: 0

First Batter: 16-24 Inherited Runners/Stranded: 2-1 vs. LA in 16: 1-0, 2 SV 15.00 ERA (5 ER/3.0 IP)

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• Is unscored upon in 13 of 19 outings...Has allowed 6 runs in his last 3 outings (14.71 ERA in

3.2 innings) after allowing 2 runs from April 15-May 14 (13.1 innings).

• Has held lefties 6-32 (.188) this year and to a .179 (82-459) career batting average.

• Entered May 8 at San Diego with the bases loaded and 0 outs with a one-run lead and

didn’t allow a run to score (2 Ks, popout)...Has stranded 4 of 6 inherited runners.

• Has pitched in 60 or more games in four of the last five years.

#59 ANTONIO BASTARDO - LHP 0-0, 4.43 ERA, 0 SV

Last Win: 8.7.15, PIT vs. LAD Last Loss: 5.20.15, PIT vs. MIN SV/OP (Last): 0-1, 7.8.15, PIT vs. SD Holds: 5


• Has stranded 13 of 15 inherited runners...Is tied for 5th in the NL with 13 stranded

runners...Lefties are 7-35 (.200) and righties are 2-13 (.154) against him this year.

• Has retired 18 of 22 first batters faced.

• Opponents are 9-63 (.143) vs. Blevins dating to 2015...The opposition was 0-15

vs. Blevins last year before he suffered a fractured left forearm on a line drive off the bat

of Miami’s Dee Gordon on April 19...Re-fractured his left forearm on August 3.

• Worked 0.2 innings on April 13 vs. MIA to earn his first win of the year.

• Pitched in 60 or more games three straight years (2012-2014).

#39 JERRY BLEVINS - LHP 1-0, 2.03 ERA, 0 SV

Last Win: 4.13 vs. MIA Last Loss: 6.20.14, WAS vs. ATL SV/OP (Last): 0-0, 9.11.12, OAK at DET Holds: 5


• Is unscored upon in 16 of his 22 outings...Has allowed 6 runs in his last 7.1 IP (7.37 ERA).


• Has 25 strikeouts in 17.0 innings...Ranks 4th among NL relievers with 13.24 strikeouts

per nine innings (min. 10.0 innings).

• Has two losses (May 15 at COL and April 12 at PHI)...Has 8 holds.

• Worked 1.0 scoreless inning on April 5 at KC earning a hold...It was his first major league

outing since May 1, 2014 after missing two years with right shoulder problems...He

became the eighth Canadian-born player to appear in a game for the Mets.

#51 JIM HENDERSON - RHP 0-2, 3.71 ERA, 0 SV

Last Win: 4.19.14, MIL at PIT Last Loss: 5.15 at COL S V/OP (Last): 0-1 9.27.13, MIL at NYM Holds: 8


• Has stranded 10 of 11 inherited runners...Righties are 9-42 (.214) off him and lefties are

7-35 (.200)...Hasn’t allowed a run in 8.1 innings in May...Is tied for 8th in NL with 9 holds.

• Has 27 Ks in his last 18.2 innings...11.76 strikeouts per 9, ranks 7th in NL (min. 20 IP).

• Has allowed 2 ER in his last 15.0 innings (1.20 ERA)...Is unscored upon in 20 of 23 outings.

• Earned his first save of the year and the 106th of his career on April 27 vs. CIN.

• His 1.42 ERA (5 ER/31.2 IP) was the second-lowest ERA in the majors from July 29

through the end of the season (min. 30 innings).

#43 ADDISON REED - RHP 0-0, 2.18 ERA, 1 SV

Last Win: 9.8.15 @ WAS Last Loss: 10.3.15 vs. WAS SV/OP (Last): 1-2, 4.27 vs. CIN Holds: 9

First Batter: 21-23 Inherited Runners/Stranded: 10-11 vs. LA in 16: 0-0, 0 SV -- ERA (0 ER/0.2 IP)

• Has 26 strikeouts in 22.1 IP...Allowed 3 HRs on May 28 vs. LA.

• Allowed one run in 13.1 innings (0.68 ERA) from April 23-May 24...Permitted three runs on

May 28 vs. LA.


• Has suffered two walkoff losses (May 10 at LA and April 20 at PHI).

• Was suspended the first two games of the year for throwing at Philadelphia’s Cameron

#47 HANSEL ROBLES - RHP 0-2, 2.42 ERA, 0 SV

Last Win: 9.14.15 vs. MIA Last Loss: 5.10 @ LA SV/OP (Last): 0-0, None Holds: 5


• Has allowed 5 earned runs over 16.2 innings (2.70 ERA) in relief...Is 0-2 with a 7.07 ERA

(11 ER/14.0 IP) in May...Righties are 15-54 (.278) and lefties are 18-67 (.269).

• Has made 3 starts and appeared in relief 12 times...Had a career-high 16.1 scoreless

inning streak from April 13-26, including two spot starts (4.13 vs. MIA and 4.19 at PHI).

• Won consecutive games (April 25-26 vs. CIN), first Mets pitcher to do since Joe Smith

(Sept. 9-10, 2008)...According to Elias, he was the first pitcher in ML history with two

relief wins and two scoreless starts of at least 6.0 innings before the end of April.

#35 LOGAN VERRETT - RHP 3-2, 3.45 ERA, 0 SV

Last Win: 4.26 vs. CIN Last Loss: 5.28 vs. LA SV/OP (Last): 0-0, 7.5.15 @ LAD Holds: 0


LOGAN VERRETT


5.19 WAS ND 2.1 2 0 0 1 1 0

5.23 @WAS ND 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 0

5.28 LA L 3.2 4 2 2 0 3 1

HANSEL ROBLES


5.21 MIL ND 2.0 0 0 0 1 3 0

5.24 @WAS ND 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 0

5.28 LA ND 1.2 3 3 3 2 2 3

Longest Hitting Streak ............................................................. 9 games, Céspedes, 4/15-4/29

Most Runs, Game ................................................................................. 3, Conforto, 4/25 vs. CIN

Most Hits, Game.. .......................................................................................4, Walker, 4/20 at PHI

Most RBI, Game ....................................................................................6, Céspedes, 4/29 vs. SF

Most Doubles, Game ................................................................ 2, 4x, last - Plawecki, 5/7 at SD

Most Triples, Game ................................................................1, 5x, last - Conforto, 5/13 at COL

Most Home Runs, Game............................................... 2, 5x, last - Syndergaard, 5/11 at LAD

Home Runs, Consecutive Games .........................3 games, 2x, last - Wright, 5/23-present

Grand Slams .......................................................................... 1, 2x, last - Céspedes, 4/29 vs. SF

Pinch-Hit Home Runs ...........................................................1, 2x, last - Lagares, 5/28 vs. LAD

Leadoff Home Runs ......................................................... 1, 4x, last - Granderson, 5/21 vs. MIL

Walk-off Home Runs ............................................... 1, Granderson (off P. Baez), 5/27 vs. LAD

Most Walks, Game ..........................................................................................3, Wright, 5/7 at SD

Most Strikeouts, Game...............................................................................4, Wright, 4/20 at PHI

Most Total Bases, Game.................................................................9, Granderson, 4/22 at ATL

Most Extra-Base Hits, Game .......................................2, 16x, last - Syndergaard, 5/11 at LAD

Most Stolen Bases, Game ........................................................................... 2, Wright, 4/5 at KC

Most Runs, Game ..................................................................................................... 13, 4/29 vs. SF

Fewest Runs, Game .................................................................................0, 4x, last - 5/12 at LAD

Most Runs, Inning ............................................. 12, 3rd inning, 4/29 vs. SF (franchise record)

Most Hits, Game ......................................................................................................15, 4/23 at ATL

Fewest Hits, Game ..................................................................................................... 1, 5/3 vs. ATL

Most Hits, Inning ...................................................................................8, 3rd inning, 4/29 vs. SF

Most Total Bases, Game.........................................................................................33, 4/19 at PHI

Most Doubles, Game ................................................................................................5, 4/20 at PHI

Most Triples, Game ...................................................................................1, 5x, last - 5/13 at COL

Most Home Runs, Game........................................................................................... 6, 4/19 at PHI

Grand Slams, Game .................................................................................. 1, 2x, last - 4/29 vs. SF

Home Runs, Consecutive Games ........................................................8 games, 5/20-present

Most Home Runs, Inning .....................................................3, 2x, last - 1st inning, 5/2 vs. ATL

Back-to-Back Home Runs .......1, 7x, last - Céspedes/Walker, 5/23 at WAS (G. González)

Most Extra-Base Hits, Game .................................................................................... 9, 4/19 at PHI

Most Walks, Nine-Inning Game ................................................................................. 7, 5/7 at SD

Most Walks, Extra Innings .......................................................................................2, 4/20 at PHI

Most Strikeouts, Nine-Inning Game.................................................................. 15, 5/24 at WAS

Most Strikeouts, Extra Innings ..............................................................................17, 4/20 at PHI

Most Stolen Bases, Game .......................................................................2, 2x, last - 5/11 at LAD

LOB, Nine Innings ...................................................................................... 12, 2x, last - 5/1 vs. SF

LOB, Extra Innings ....................................................................................................12, 4/20 at PHI

Most Double Plays Hit into, Game .......................................................3, 3x, last - 5/15 at COL

Most Runs Allowed, Game .....................................................................9, Harvey, 5/19 at WAS

Most Hits Allowed, Game ....................................................................... 11, Harvey, 5/13 at COL

Most Home Runs Allowed, Game ......................................3, 2x, last - Robles, 5/28 vs. LAD

Most Home Runs Allowed, Inning .................2, 2x, last - Robles, 8th inning, 5/28 vs. LAD

Most Strikeouts, Game, Starter .................................................12, Syndergaard, 4/12 vs. MIA

Most Strikeouts, Game, Reliever ...............................................................4, Reed, 4/11 vs. MIA

Most Walks, Game ....................................................................................5, Colón, 5/18 vs. WAS

Longest Winning Streak ............................................................................. 7, Matz, 4/17-present

Longest Losing Streak .............................................3 games, 2x, last - Harvey, 5/13-present

Most Innings Pitched, Game.................................................8.0, 3x, last - Matz, 5/25 at WAS

Most Innings Pitched, Reliever ........................................................ 3.2, Verrett, 5/28 vs. LAD

Most Consecutive Scoreless Inn., Starter ................................................16.2, Matz, 4/29-5/9

Most Consecutive Scoreless Inn., Reliever .........................................8.1, Reed, 5/4-present

Most Runs Allowed ................................................................................................. 10, 4/11 vs. MIA

Most Runs Allowed, Inning ............................................ 7, 2x, last - 3rd inning, 5/19 vs. WAS

Most Hits Allowed, Game .......................................................................................15, 4/11 vs. MIA

Most Hits Allowed, Inning ....................................................................................6, 5/19 vs. WAS

Fewest Runs Allowed, Game ..............................................................0, 5x, last - 5/24 at WAS

Fewest Hits Allowed, Game ...................................................................3, 3x, last - 5/4 vs. ATL

Most Consecutive Scoreless Innings ......................................................................16.0, 4/3-4/8

Most Home Runs Allowed, Game .....................................................5, 2x, last - 5/28 vs. LAD

Back-to-Back Home Runs, Allowed....... 1, Zimmerman/Rendon off Harvey, 5/24 at WAS

Leadoff Home Runs, Allowed ................................................ 1, Harvey, 4/27 vs. CIN (Cozart)

Most Strikeouts, Nine Innings ............................................................................... 15, 4/17 at CLE

Most Strikeouts, Extra Innings ............................................................................. 10, 4/20 at PHI

Most Walks Allowed, Nine Innings ....................................................................11, 5/18 vs. WAS

Most Walks Allowed, Extra Innings ....................................................................... 3, 4/20 at PHI

Fewest Walks Allowed, Game ...........................................................0, 10x, last - 5/22 vs. MIL

Most Pitchers Used, Nine Innings ..................................................... 6, 7x, last - 5/28 vs. LAD

Most Pitchers Used, Extra Innings ........................................................................6, 4/20 at PHI

Longest Game, Time, Nine-Inning Game ...................................................... 3:45, 4/11 vs. MIA

Longest Game, Time, Extra-Inning Game ..................................................... 4:03, 4/20 at PHI

Shortest Game, Time, Nine-Inning Game ......................................................2:13, 5/12 at LAD

Longest Game, Innings ........................................................................................ 11.0, 4/20 at PHI

Largest Paid Attendance, Home ................................................................ 44,466, 4/30 vs. SF

Largest Paid Attendance, Road .................................................................... 42,186, 5/9 at LAD

Smallest Paid Attendance, Home ............................................................... 22,113, 4/13 vs. MIA

Smallest Paid Attendance, Road ................................................................. 15,365, 4/15 at CLE

Home Sellouts ....................................................................................................................................4

Longest Winning Streak ...............................................................................8 games, 4/22-4/30

Longest Losing Streak ...................................................................4 games, 2x, last - 5/12-5/15

Largest Deficit Overcome ... 3 runs 2x, last - (Trailed 4-1 after T4, Won 5-4), 5/21 vs. MIL

Largest Lead Lost .........................2 runs 3x, last- (Led 3-1 after 3rd, Lost 4-3), 5/15 at COL

Most Errors, Team, Game......................................................................2, 2x, last - 4/27 vs. CIN

Most Errors, Individual, Game .......................................... 1, 19x, last - deGrom, 5/27 vs. LAD

Most Double Plays Turned, Nine-Inning Game ..............................3, 2x, last - 5/27 vs. LAD

Consecutive Errorless Games, Team ........................................5 games, 2x, last - 4/16-4/20

STARTERS BY BATTING ORDER - TOTAL BATTING ORDERS (31)

1st - Granderson - 44, De Aza - 2, Lagares - 22nd - Wright - 28, Cabrera - 17, Lagares - 33rd - Conforto - 32, Céspedes - 8, Wright - 84th - Céspedes - 35, Duda - 11, Conforto - 1, Walker - 15th - Walker - 24, Duda - 22, Flores - 26th - Walker - 19, Cabrera - 10, Conforto - 8, Flores - 4, Campbell - 3, Lagares - 3, Duda - 17th - Cabrera - 20, Plawecki - 9, Campbell - 7, Flores - 6, Lagares - 3, d’Arnaud - 1, De Aza - 1, Kelly - 18th - Plawecki - 17, d’Arnaud - 12, Rivera - 8, Campbell - 6, Lagares - 2, De Aza - 1 Kelly - 1, Syndergaard - 19th - Colón - 8, deGrom - 8, Harvey - 8, Syndergaard - 8, Matz - 7, De Aza - 3, Verrett - 3, Lagares - 1, Plawecki - 1, Reynolds - 1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+ TOTALS

NY METS 31 27 33 15 16 19 21 12 13 0 187

OPPONENTS 18 17 28 17 16 20 19 11 17 1 163

OUTFIELD ASSISTS (9)

HOME RUN CHART

NAME TOTAL (LAST)

Céspedes 4 5/10 at LAD (Gonzalez)Conforto 2 5/28 vs. LAD (Puig)Granderson 3 5/8 at SD (Cashner)

C - Plawecki - 27, d’Arnaud - 13, Rivera - 81B - Duda - 34, Campbell - 12, Flores - 22B - Walker - 44, Flores - 43B - Wright - 36, Flores - 5, Campbell - 4, Kelly - 2, Reynolds - 1SS - Cabrera - 47, Flores - 1LF - Conforto - 39, Céspedes - 8, De Aza - 1RF - Granderson - 44, De Aza - 2, Lagares - 2CF - Céspedes - 32, Lagares - 12, De Aza - 4P - Harvey - 10, Syndergaard - 10, Colón - 9, deGrom - 8, Matz - 8, Verrett - 3 DH - Céspedes - 3, Conforto - 2

STARTERS BY POSITION

FIELDING

RECORD BREAKDOWN

Name CS ATT PCTd’Arnaud 3 17 18%

Plawecki 9 27 33%

Rivera 3 8 37%

Totals 15 52 29%

CATCHERS STEALING

TEAM BATTING HIGHS

INDIVIDUAL BATTING HIGHS

TEAM MISCELLANEOUS

TEAM PITCHING HIGHS

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING HIGHS

Come from Behind Wins ............................ 7last - 5/23 vs. WAS (Trailed 1-0 after 1, Won 7-1)

Wins in Last At-Bat .......................................2last - 5/27 vs. LAD (Granderson solo HR)

Walk-off Wins .............................................2last - 5/27 vs. LAD (Granderson solo HR)

MISC. WINS

MULTI-RUN INNINGS

CURRENT DISABLED LIST

Name Injury On DL Return DateWheeler Tommy John Surgery (60-Day) April 1 May 31d’Arnaud Right Rotator Cuff Strain April 26 May 11Flores Mild Strain of Left Hamstring May 12 May 27Duda Lower Back Stress Fracture May 23 (retro 5/21) June 5

Player Times Last Cabrera 6 6.4.14 (HR)Campbell 0 -Céspedes 2 9.5.14 (1B)Conforto 0 -d’Arnaud 1 9.15.13 (1B)De Aza 4 9.28.15 (SF)Duda 4 6.27.15 (FC)Flores 4 7.31.15 (HR)Granderson 5 5.27.16 (HR)Kelly 0 -Lagares 0 -Plawecki 0 -Reynolds 0 -Rivera 2 4.23.15 (1B)Walker 2 4.21.14 (1B)Wright 9 5.21.16 (1B)

CAREER WALKOFF RBI

Leading After 6 ....................................... 25-2

Tied After 6 .................................................2-2

Trailing After 6 ...........................................1-16

Leading After 7.........................................27-0

Tied After 7 .................................................. 1-3

Trailing After 7 ...........................................0-17

Leading After 8 ........................................27-0

Tied After 8 .................................................. 1-2

Trailing After 8.......................................... 0-18

Out Hit Opponent .....................................18-4

Get Out Hit .................................................7-16

Equal in Hits ................................................3-0

Quality Start ..............................................23-7

Non Quality Start ......................................5-13

Shutouts ....................................................... 5-4

One Run Games ...................................... 10-6

Two Run Games ........................................ 6-3

Score 4 or More Runs..............................21-4

Score 3 or Less Runs ..............................7-16

Hit a Home Run ........................................24-9

Hit 2+ Home Runs ....................................16-4

Do Not Allow a Home Run .....................18-7

Hit More Home Runs ..............................18-4

Opponent Hits More HRs ...................... 0-10

Starter Goes 6.0 + ...................................23-7

Starter Goes 7.0 + .....................................11-2

Starter Goes 8.0 + .....................................3-0

Home ....................................................14-9

Road ............................................................ 14-11

Day Games ..................................................11-4

Night Games .......................................17-16

Scoring First ..............................................23-6

Opponent Scores First ............................5-14

vs. NL East ..................................................12-9

vs. NL Central .............................................6-0

vs. NL West ............................................7-9

Interleague .................................................. 3-2

Series at Home ..................................4-3-0

Series on Road .........................................4-1-3

Overall Series ......................................... 8-4-3

First Game of Series ................................12-4

Rubber Game of Series ........................3-2

Last Game of Series .............................9-6

Series Sweeps ............................................ 3-1

Errorless .................................................... 16-16

Walk-off ........................................................2-2

Last At-Bat ...................................................2-2

Extra Innings ................................................0-1

vs. LHP Starters ....................................5-5

vs. RHP Starters ..................................... 23-15

2-HR Games (5)Wright (4/18 at Philadelphia)Walker (4/19 at Philadelphia)Granderson (4/22 at Atlanta)Duda (5/4 vs. Atlanta)Syndergaard (5/11 at Los Angeles-NL)

Coca-Cola Corner HR (--)

Leadoff HR (4)Granderson (4/16 at Cleveland)Granderson (5/9 at Los Angeles-NL)Granderson (5/17 vs. Washington)Granderson (5/21 vs. Milwaukee)

Pinch-Hit HR (2)Céspedes (4/26 vs. Cincinnati)Lagares (5/28 vs. Los Angeles-NL)

Walk-off HR (1)Granderson (5/27 vs. Los Angeles-NL)

Grand Slams (2)Granderson (4/22 at Atlanta)Céspedes (4/29 vs. San Francisco)

Back-to-Back HR (7)Duda/Walker (4/18 at Philadelphia)Duda/Walker (4/19 at Philadelphia)Céspedes/Duda (4/20 at Philadelphia)Walker/Cabrera (4/23 at Atlanta)Céspedes/Duda (5/2 vs. Atlanta)Wright/Conforto (5/7 at San Diego)Céspedes/Walker (5/23 at Washington)

MAY 29 vs. LOS ANGELES-NL HIGH/LOW & CHARTS PAGE 7

Runs Times Last2 33 5/24 at WAS (9th)

3 10 5/27 vs. LAD (1st)

4 6 5/4 vs. ATL (3rd)

5 2 5/23 at WAS (3rd)

12 1 4/29 vs. SF (3rd)

DATE OPP W/L WP LP SV Rec. Pos.

4/3 @KC L, 3-4 Volquez (1-0) Harvey (0-1) Davis (1) 0-1 5th/-0.5

4/4 O! Day

4/5 @KC W, 2-0 Syndergaard (1-0) Young (0-1) Familia (1) 1-1 2nd/-0.5

4/6 O! Day

4/7 O! Day

4/8 PHI W, 7-2 deGrom (1-0) Eickho! (0-1) 2-1 T1st/ --

4/9 PHI L, 0-1 Velasquez (1-0) Colon (0-1) Gomez (1) 2-2 2nd/-0.5

4/10 PHI L, 2-5 Hellickson (1-0) Harvey (0-2) Gomez (2) 2-3 2nd/-1.5

4/11 MIA L, 3-10 Narveson (1-0) Matz (0-1) None 2-4 3rd/-2.5

4/12 MIA L, 1-2 Phelps (2-0) Henderson (0-1) Ramos (2) 2-5 4th/-3.5

4/13 MIA W, 2-1 Blevins (1-0) McGowan (0-1) Familia (2) 3-5 4th/-3.5

4/14 O! Day

4/15 @CLE W, 6-5 Colon (1-1) Anderson (0-1) Familia (3) 4-5 T2nd/-4.0

4/16 @CLE L, 5-7 Tomlin (1-0) Harvey (0-3) Allen (3) 4-6 T2nd/-5.0

4/17 @CLE W, 6-0 Matz (1-1) Kluber (0-3) 5-6 T2nd/-4.0

4/18 @PHI W, 5-2 Syndergaard (2-0) Eickho! (1-2) 6-6 2nd/-3.0

4/19 @PHI W, 11-1 Verrett (1-0) Velasquez (2-1) 7-6 2nd/-3.0

4/20 @PHI L, 4-5 (11) Gomez (2-0) Robles (0-1) 7-7 2nd/-4.0

4/21 O! Day

4/22 @ATL W, 6-3 Harvey (1-3) Norris (1-3) Familia (4) 8-7 2nd/-3.5

4/23 @ATL W, 8-2 Matz (2-1) Chacin (0-1) 9-7 2nd/-3.5

4/24 @ATL W, 3-2 deGrom (2-0) Blair (0-1) Familia (5) 10-7 2nd/-3.5

4/25 CIN W, 5-3 Verrett (2-0) Ramirez (0-1) Familia (6) 11-7 2nd/-3.0

4/26 CIN W, 4-3 Verrett (3-0) Cingrani (0-2) Familia (7) 12-7 2nd/-2.0

4/27 CIN W, 5-2 Harvey (2-3) Moscot (0-2) Reed (1) 13-7 2nd/-1.0

4/28 O! Day

4/29 SF W, 13-1 Matz (3-1) Peavy (1-2) 14-7 2nd/-0.5

4/30 SF W, 6-5 deGrom (3-0) Cain (0-3) Familia (8) 15-7 2nd/-0.5

5/1 SF L, 1-6 Bumgarner (3-2) Syndergaard (2-1) 15-8 2nd/-1.5

5/2 ATL W, 4-1 Colon (2-1) Foltynewicz (0-1) 16-8 2nd/-1.5

5/3 ATL L, 0-3 Wisler (1-2) Harvey (2-4) Vizcaino (3) 16-9 2nd/-1.5

5/4 ATL W, 8-0 Matz (4-1) Chacin (1-2) 17-9 2nd/-1.5

5/5 @SD L, 3-5 Rea (3-1) deGrom (3-1) Rodney (7) 17-10 2nd/-1.5

5/6 @SD L, 0-2 Pomeranz (3-3) Syndergaard (2-2) Rodney (8) 17-11 2nd/-1.5

5/7 @SD W, 6-3 Colon (3-1) Shields (1-5) Familia (9) 18-11 2nd/-0.5

5/8 @SD W, 4-3 Harvey (3-4) Cashner (2-3) Familia (10) 19-11 1st/+0.5

5/9 @LAD W, 4-2 Matz (5-1) Kazmir (2-3) Familia (11) 20-11 1st/+0.5

5/10 @LAD L, 2-3 Jansen (1-0) Robles (0-2) 20-12 1st/+0.5

5/11 @LAD W, 4-3 Syndergaard (3-2) Maeda (3-2) Familia (12) 21-12 1st/+0.5

5/12 @LAD L, 0-5 KERSHAW (5-1) Colon (3-2) 21-13 T1st/--

5/13 @COL L, 2-5 Gray (1-1) Harvey (3-5) McGee (10) 21-14 2nd/-1.0

5/14 @COL L, 4-7 Butler (2-1) Verrett (3-1) McGee (11) 21-15 3rd/-1.5

5/15 @COL L, 3-4 Chatwood (5-3) Henderson (0-2) McGee (12) 21-16 3rd/-1.5

5/16 O! Day

5/17 WAS W, 2-0 Syndergaard (4-2) Scherzer (4-3) Familia (13) 22-16 T2nd/-0.5

5/18 WAS L, 1-7 Gonzalez (3-1) Colon (3-3) 22-17 3rd/-1.5

5/19 WAS L, 1-9 Strasburg (7-0) Harvey (3-6) 22-18 3rd/-2.5

5/20 MIL W, 3-2 Matz (6-1) Peralta (2-5) Familia (14) 23-18 3rd/-2.5

5/21 MIL W, 5-4 Familia (1-0) Blazek (1-1) 24-18 2nd/-1.5

5/22 MIL W, 3-1 Syndergaard (5-2) Anderson (2-6) Familia (15) 25-18 2nd/-1.5

5/23 @WAS W, 7-1 Colon (4-3) Gonzalez (3-2) 26-18 2nd/-0.5

5/24 @WAS L, 4-7 Strasburg (8-0) Harvey (3-7) 26-19 2nd/-1.5

5/25 @WAS W, 2-0 Matz (7-1) Roark (3-4) Familia (16) 27-19 2nd/-0.5

5/26 O! Day

5/27 LAD W, 6-5 Familia (2-0) Baez (0-1) 28-19 T1st/--

5/28 LAD L, 1-9 Maeda (4-3) Verrett (3-2) 28-20 T1st/--

5/29 LAD

5/30 CHW

5/31 CHW

6/1 CHW

6/2 O! Day

6/3 @MIA

6/4 @MIA

6/5 @MIA

6/6 @PIT

6/7 @PIT

6/8 @PIT

6/9 @MIL

6/10 @MIL

6/11 @MIL

6/12 @MIL

6/13 O! Day

6/14 PIT

6/15 PIT

6/16 PIT

6/17 ATL

6/18 ATL

6/19 ATL

6/20 O! Day

6/21 KC

6/22 KC

6/23 @ATL

6/24 @ATL

6/25 @ATL

6/26 @ATL

6/27 @WAS

6/28 @WAS

6/29 @WAS

6/30 CHC

7/1 CHC

7/2 CHC

7/3 CHC

7/4 MIA

7/5 MIA

7/6 MIA

7/7 WAS

7/8 WAS

7/9 WAS

7/10 WAS

7/11 O! Day

7/12 All-Star Game (Petco Park in San Diego)

7/13 O! Day

7/14 O! Day

DATE OPP W/L WP LP SV Rec. Pos.

7/15 @PHI

7/16 @PHI

7/17 @PHI

7/18 @CHC

7/19 @CHC

7/20 @CHC

7/21 O! Day

7/22 @MIA

7/23 @MIA

7/24 @MIA

7/25 StL

7/26 StL

7/27 StL

7/28 COL

7/29 COL

7/30 COL

7/31 COL

8/1 NYY

8/2 NYY

8/3 @NYY

8/4 @NYY

8/5 @DET

8/6 @DET

8/7 @DET

8/8 O! Day

8/9 ARI

8/10 ARI

8/11 ARI

8/12 SD

8/13 SD

8/14 SD

8/15 @ARI

8/16 @ARI

8/17 @ARI

8/18 @SF

8/19 @SF

8/20 @SF

8/21 @SF

8/22 O! Day

8/23 @StL

8/24 @StL

8/25 @StL

8/26 PHI

8/27 PHI

8/28 PHI

8/29 MIA

8/30 MIA

8/31 MIA

9/1 MIA

9/2 WAS

9/3 WAS

9/4 WAS

9/5 @CIN

9/6 @CIN

9/7 @CIN

9/8 O! Day

9/9 @ATL

9/10 @ATL

9/11 @ATL

9/12 @WAS

9/13 @WAS

9/14 @WAS

9/15 O! Day

9/16 MIN

9/17 MIN

9/18 MIN

9/19 ATL

9/20 ATL

9/21 ATL

9/22 PHI

9/23 PHI

9/24 PHI

9/25 PHI

9/26 @MIA

9/27 @MIA

9/28 @MIA

9/29 O! Day

9/30 @PHI

10/1 @PHI

10/2 @PHI

APRIL TOTALS 15-7 Team ERA: 2.78 Team Batting: .255

MAY TOTALS 13-13 Team ERA: 3.65 Team Batting: .212

JUNE TOTALS 0-0 Team ERA: 0.00 Team Batting: .000

JULY TOTALS 0-0 Team ERA: 0.00 Team Batting: .000

FIRST HALF 0-0 Team ERA: 0.00 Team Batting: .000

AUGUST TOTALS 0-0 Team ERA: 0.00 Team Batting: .000

SEPTEMBER TOTALS 0-0 Team ERA: 0.00 Team Batting: .000

OCTOBER TOTALS 0-0 Team ERA: 0.00 Team Batting: .000

RECORD BY MONTH

Month Home Road Total

April 7-4 8-3 15-7

May 7-5 6-8 13-13

June 0-0 0-0 0-0

July 0-0 0-0 0-0

August 0-0 0-0 0-0

September 0-0 0-0 0-0

October 0-0 0-0 0-0

Totals 14-9 14-11 28-20

Day Home Road Total

Sunday 1-2 3-2 4-4

Monday 2-1 3-0 5-1

Tuesday 2-2 2-2 4-4

Wednesday 3-1 2-1 5-2

Thursday 0-1 0-2 0-3

Friday 4-0 2-2 6-2

Saturday 2-2 2-2 4-4

Totals 14-9 14-11 28-20

RECORD BY DAY

4/8 PHI W, 7-2 deGrom (1-0) Eickho! (0-1) 2-1 T1st/ --

4/9 PHI L, 0-1 Velasquez (1-0) Colon (0-1) Gomez (1) 2-2 2nd/-0.5

4/10 PHI L, 2-5 Hellickson (1-0) Harvey (0-2) Gomez (2) 2-3 2nd/-1.5

4/11 MIA L, 3-10 Narveson (1-0) Matz (0-1) None 2-4 3rd/-2.5

4/12 MIA L, 1-2 Phelps (2-0) Henderson (0-1) Ramos (2) 2-5 4th/-3.5

4/13 MIA W, 2-1 Blevins (1-0) McGowan (0-1) Familia (2) 3-5 4th/-3.5

5/27 LAD W, 6-5 Familia (2-0) Baez (0-1) 28-19 T1st/--

5/28 LAD L, 1-9 Maeda (4-3) Verrett (3-2) 28-20 T1st/--

5/29 LAD

5/30 CHW

5/31 CHW

6/1 CHW

MAY 29 VS. LOS ANGELES-NL GAME BY GAME RESULTS PAGE 8

Two Home Runs, Single Game, Player..................................................................................................... .............................Noah Syndergaard, May 11, 2016 at Los Angeles-NL (o� Kenta Maeda)

Three Home Runs, Single Game, Player ...................................................................................................................................Yoenis Cespedes, August 21, 2015 at Colorado (GS, solo, two-run)

Hit for the Cycle ............................................................................................................................................................................................................Scott Hairston, April 27, 2012 at Colorado

Inside-the-Park Home Run .................................................................................................................................................Ruben Tejada, September 2, 2015 vs. Philadelphia (o� Aaron Nola)

Leadoff Home Run .....................................................................................................................................Curtis Granderson, May 21, 2016 vs. Milwaukee (off Zach Davies)

Walk-o� Home Run .................................................................................................................................................Curtis Granderson, May 27, 2016 vs. Los Angeles-NL (o� Pedro Baez)

Pinch-Hit Home Run ..................................................................................................................................... ........................................Juan Lagares, May 28, 2015 vs. Los Angeles-NL (o� J.P. Howell)

Grand Slam ......................................................................................................................................................................Yoenis Cespedes, April 29, 2016 vs. San Francisco (o� Mike Broadway)

Pinch-Hit Grand Slam...............................................................................................................................................................................................Ike Davis, April 5, 2014, vs. Cincinnati (o� J.J. Hoover)

Walk-o� Grand Slam ................................................................................................................................................................................................Ike Davis, April 5, 2014, vs. Cincinnati (o� J.J. Hoover)

Four Home Runs, Team ....................................................................May 7, 2016 at San Diego (Won, 6-3; Yoenis Cespedes, Bartolo Colon, David Wright, Michael Conforto)

Five Home Runs, Team ...................................................................................................August 21, 2015 at Colorado (Won, 14-9; Yoenis Cespedes-3, Travis d’Arnaud, Michael Conforto)

Six Home Runs, Team................................................ ........................ ...............April 19, 2016 (Won, 11-1; Neil Walker-2, Michael Conforto, Yoenis Cespedes, Lucas Duda, Curtis Granderson)

Seven Home Runs, Team ................................................................April 19, 2005 at Philadelphia (Won 16-4; Jose Reyes-2; Victor Diaz-2, Mike Piazza, Doug Mientkiewicz, David Wright)

Eight Home Runs, Team...........August 24, 2015 at Philadelphia (Wilmer Flores-2, David Wright, Travis d’Arnaud, Michael Cuddyer, Juan Lagares, Daniel Murphy, Yoenis Cespedes)

Back-to-Back Home Runs .............................................................................................................Yoenis Cespdes & Neil Walker, May 23, 2016 at Washington (o� Gio Gonzalez)

Back-to-Back-to-Back Home Runs ..................................................................... Carlos Delgado, David Wright & Paul Lo Duca, June 7, 2007 vs. Philadelphia (o� Cole Hamels, 6th inning)

Three Home Runs in an Inning..................................................................................... ......................................David Wright, Yoenis Cespedes, Lucas Duda (May 2, 2016 vs. Atlanta - 1st inning)

Complete Game .................................................................................................................................................................................................... Bartolo Colon, September 5, 2015, at Miami (Won, 7-0)

Complete-Game Shutout ................................................................................................................................................................................... Bartolo Colon, September 5, 2015, at Miami (Won, 7-0)

No-Hitter ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Johan Santana, June 1, 2012, vs. St. Louis (Won, 8-0)

Opponent, No-Hitter ............................................................................................................................................................................................Max Scherzer, October 3, 2015 (Game 2) vs. Washington

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)

Back-to-Back Shutouts, Individual................................................................................................................Johan Santana, May 26, 2012 vs. San Diego (9-0) & June 1, 2012 vs. St. Louis (8-0)

Back-to-Back Shutouts, Team ...............................................................................................................................................................................August 11-12, 2015 (vs. Colorado, won, 4-0 and 3-0)

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 ................................................................................................ Noah Syndergaard, May 22, 2016 vs. Milwaukee (11 strikeouts in 7.0 innings, Won, 3-1)

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 .....................................................................................................................................................................................................Steven Matz, June 28, 2015 vs. Cincinnati (2B, 2 1B0

Home Run, Pitcher ................................................................................................................................................Noah Syndergaard, May 11, 2016 at Los Angeles-NL (o� Kenta Maeda)

Four RBI, Pitcher ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................Noah Syndergaard, May 11, 2016 at Los Angeles-NL

Two Home Runs, Pitcher ............................................................................................................................................................................................. Noah Syndergaard, May 11, 2016, at Los Angeles-NL

Last 1-0 Victory ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................October 4, 2015 vs. Washington

Last 1-0 Loss .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................April 9, 2016 vs. Philadelphia

Triple Play .................................................August 24, 2014 at Los Angeles-NL, 6th inning, 3B Eric Campbell, 2B Daniel Murphy, 1B Lucas Duda, C Travis d’Arnaud, Batter-Matt Kemp

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 .............................................................................................................................................................................Anthony Recker, June 30, 2013, vs. Washington (Lost, 13-2)

Pitcher, Pinch Hitting ...................................................................................................................................................................................................Jacob deGrom, July 19, 2015 at St. Louis (Walked)

Opponent Steal of Home ................................................................................................................................................................................................... Jesus Guzman, August 11, 2011 vs. San Diego

Steal of Home ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Eric Campbell, August 29, 2014 vs. Philadelphia

NEW YORK METS RECENT TRANSACTIONS

• MAY 28 – Acquired INF JAMES LONEY from San Diego in exchange for cash

considerations.

• MAY 25 – Announced Atlanta claimed LHP DARIO ALVAREZ o� waivers.

• MAY 23 – Placed INF LUCAS DUDA, on the 15-Day DL, retroactive to May 21, with

a stress fracture of the lower back...Selected the contract of INF TY KELLY from Las

Vegas (AAA)...Designated LHP DARIO ALVAREZ for assignment.

• MAY 17 – Recalled INF MATT REYNOLDS from Las Vegas (AAA)...Option LHP SEAN

GILMARTIN to Las Vegas.

• MAY 12 – Placed INF WILMER FLORES on the 15-Day DL with a strained left

hamstring...Recalled LHP SEAN GILMARTIN from Las Vegas (AAA).

• MAY 10 – Returned LHP JOSH EDGIN from his rehab assignment, reinstated him from

the 15-Day DL and optioned him to Las Vegas (AAA).

• APRIL 26 – Placed C TRAVIS d’ARNAUD on the 15-Day DL with a right rotator cu�

strain...Selected the contract of C RENE RIVERA from Las Vegas (AAA).

• APRIL 23 – Activated RHP JACOB deGROM from MLB’s Bereavement/Family

Medical Emergency List...Optioned RHP Rafael MONTERO to Las Vegas (AAA).

• APRIL 16 – Placed RHP JACOB deGROM on MLB’s Bereavement/Family Medical

Emergency List...Recalled INF ERIC CAMPBELL from Las Vegas (AAA).

• APRIL 13 – Recalled RHP RAFAEL MONTERO from Las Vegas (AAA)...Option INF

ERIC CAMPBELL to Las Vegas (AAA).

• APRIL 5 – Signed C RENE RIVERA to a minor league contract.

• APRIL 1 – Optioned C JOHNNY MONELL, RHP ERIK GOEDDEL, LHP SEAN

GILMARTIN and INF MATT REYNOLDS...Selected the contract of RHP JIM

HENDERSON...Placed LHP JOSH EDGIN and RHP ZACK WHEELER on the 15-Day

DL.

• MARCH 25 – Re-assigned INF DANNY MUNO, T.J. RIVERA and TY KELLY and OF

ROGER BERNADINA to minor league camp...Released RHP BUDDY CARLYLE.

• MARCH 16 – Released INF RUBEN TEJADA.

• MARCH 15 – Optioned INF DILSON HERRERA, RHP GABRIEL YNOA, LHP

JOSH SMOKER, RHP JEFF WALTERS, RHP SETH LUGO, RHP ROBERT GSELLMAN

and OF BRANDON NIMMO...Re-assigned LHP DUANE BELOW, RHP STOLMY

PIMENTEL, INF GAVIN CECCHINI, INF DOMINIC SMITH, INF MARC KRAUSS and OF

TRAVIS TAIJERON to minor league camp.

• MARCH 11 – Optioned LHP DARIO ALVAREZ, RHP RAFAEL MONTERO and RHP

AKEEL MORRIS to minor league camp...Resigned RHP CHASE BRADFORD, RHP

PAUL SEWALD and C RAYWILLY GOMEZ.

MAY 29 VS. LOS ANGELES-NL THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED... PAGE 9

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