So we picked the greatest Yankee (Babe Ruth, what a shock.) Now across the City from the Bronx to Queens ... Greatest Met?
John Franco | ![]() |
Doc Gooden | ![]() |
Keith Hernandez | ![]() |
Jerry Koosman | ![]() |
Ed Kranepool | ![]() |
Mike Piazza | ![]() |
Tom Seaver | ![]() |
Rusty Staub | ![]() |
Darryl Strawberry | ![]() |
Other (who?) | ![]() |
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For a team with it's fair share of success, Seaver stands out from the pack here. Looking at the numbers, it looks like a reasonable argument could be made for Piazza as the best hitter (although I'd lean towards Strawberry) in team history, which strike me as odd, since he was a far better hitter in LA (perhaps good enough to qualify for the Dodgers list, perhaps not). If Wright and/or Reyes keep it going and stay with the Mets, either could look like a better candidate in five years.