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Top Foot Awards: April 11th
Published 4/12/2009 by Rob Harding at Hot Foot
... Jose Reyes went deep for his first home run of 2009 against Marlins starter Ricky Nolasco. Reyes also doubled and registered his first three RBI of 2009. ...

Fun Player Facts and Questions for 2009
Published 3/14/2009 by dave.singer@gmail.com (Dave Singer) at NY Sports Dog
Will Jose Reyes get his 1,000th hit on or before his 26th birthday? Jose Reyes, at age 25, needs 81 hits to 1,000 . There are 60 more games until he turns 26 on June 11th. Some quick math tells us that if he averages the same number of at-bats per game this year as last year, 4.33, and he plays in all 60 of those games, that he will get his 1,000th hit on or before his 26th birthday if he is hitting .312 or better. Has Carlos Beltran been here this long already? Carlos is currently 10th all-time in Met RBIs. With 120 this year he'll pass Edgaro Alfonzo, who is currently 5th. Of ...

And That's Why You Start Jose Reyes
Published 3/7/2009 by brendan bilko (noreply@blogger.com) at priced out of the citi.
... , a utility infielder? Jose Reyes is clearly the better defensive SS and probably makes that play right there. I guess if he isn't playing he can't get hurt, but I want to see him get some reps in and not sit on a bench.

Reyes Should Bat Third
Published 3/4/2009 by Joe DelGrippo at Dugout Central
... However, I have to respectfully disagree with him. Not with how Castillo should be used, because he should be a table setter, and not because Sherman believes with Castillo hitting in front of him, Jose Reyes could be a huge RBI man. Because I also believe that Reyes, with his 190+ hits over the last four seasons, including a career high 204 last season. Reyes can be a huge run producer. While his OBP has improved over the last couple years, it is still a subpar .336 for his career, not great for a leadoff hitter. ...

Time for Jose Reyes to hit third for the Mets
Published 3/4/2009 by Joseph DelGrippo at Mike Silva's New York Baseball Digest
... However, I have to respectfully disagree with him. Not with how Castillo should be used, because he should be a table setter, and not because Sherman believes with Castillo hitting in front of him, Jose Reyes could be a huge RBI man. Because I also believe that Reyes, with his 190+ hits over the last four seasons, including a career high 204 last season. Reyes can be a huge run producer. While his OBP has improved over the last couple years, it is still a subpar .336 for his career, not great for a leadoff hitter. ...

Brian Roberts Knows What’s Up
Published 3/3/2009 by jakerake at Rake Blog
... bases per season at an 84% success rate over the past three seasons, compared to 26 per year at 74% during his first three full seasons in the majors. However, baserunning is just one part of Roberts’ skill, as he also does those really important things that form the basis of offensive production – drawing walks and hitting for power. Over the past five seasons, Roberts has averaged 60 extra-base hits and 72.8 walks a season. For the sake of comparison, the Mets’ celebrated shortstop, Jose Reyes, has averaged 61.5 extra-base hits and 55.75 walks a year since becoming a ...

Angel Baserunning
Published 2/18/2009 by 3daysofcryin at Three Days of Cryin'
... bases well and “pressuring the defense” (specifically going first to third).  Given the Angels’ reputation as a baserunning-oriented team, it’s a bit surprising to see that they are not nearly as effective on the bases as the top teams in the game (namely the Twins and Mets but also, to an extent, the Rangers).  Also interesting, Chone Figgins ranks as one of the very best base runners in the game, comparing favorably with Ichiro, Jose Reyes and Ian Kinsler (who knew?).    Further, Figgins ranks ...

Walkoff Walk Presents the BONILLA Projection System: Age 26
Published 1/29/2009 by Lloyd The Barber at Walkoff Walk
... 3B: Huge numbers, huge appetite, little tolerance for caffeine. Bounces off the walls like a goddamned firecracker after a half a can of Pepsi. Once hit a ball through a guy. Edgar Gonzalez, RP:: Still enjoys getting a good piece of mail now and then. The letter is a lost art, ya know? Chad Gaudin, RP: Can pitch in any situation... start, relief, closing. Not well. But he can do it. Jose Reyes, SS: 6 tool player. Extra tool is allen wrench. Jose Lopez, ...

Mets Might Have Found Their Missing Leader
Published 1/26/2009 by metsfan73 (noreply@blogger.com) at 24 Hours From Suicide...A Day In The Life of a Met Fan
... is more than a solid replacement/pinch hitter off the bench. Yes he will be used to fill in for Jose Reyes and ...

NEW YORK METS - ALL TIME HOME GROWN TEAM vs. ALL TIME ACQUIRED TEAM
Published 12/17/2008 by Sully (info@sullybaseball.com) at SULLY BASEBALL
... 31st against the A's. I watched that game on TV... Al Leiter threw one pitch as a starter, made an error and was taken out of the game with an injury and Allen threw 9 shutout innings. The A's announcers wondered if he would get credit for the shutout, which he did. I have never seen that before or since. And seeing this is Sully Baseball, I felt he was deserved a tip of the hat for that game! THE BENCH RESERVE INFIELDER JOSE REYES Possibly the most polarizing figure in Mets history, some Met fans speak of him as ...

SWOT Analysis - NL East
Published 12/6/2008 by Patrick Sullivan at Baseball Analysts
... and Jose Reyes three of the top ten position players in the Senior Circuit. There is no reason to think that they will not continue to shine. ...

Catching up with the Cardinals’ off-season
Published 11/20/2008 by PHE at Pitchers Hit Eighth :: A St. Louis Cardinals blog
... to make themselves look foolish by writing drivel for anyone who cares to read it about how undeserving Pujols was, and how Howard or someone from another playoff team was more deserving of the award, but the writers have spoken. To Phil Sheridan, Tom Haudricourt, and others…you have to ask yourself this question. Where would the Cardinals have been this season without Pujols? Similarly, where would Pujols have been statistically with guys like Chase Utley, or Jose Reyes, or Rafael Furcal hitting in front of him (just to name a few)? ...

Good Morning Mets Fans!
Published 8/8/2008 at Mets Merized Online
Oh those old Mets!  25-year old Jose Reyes hit his major league leading 13th triple. 23-year old Daniel Murphy went 2 for 4 and drove in a run. 22-year old Nick Evans went 1 for 3, drove in 2 runs, and made a great stretch--possibly a game saving stretch--on a double play that was started by 25-year old Argenis Reyes, who flipped to 25-year old Jose Reyes, who fired to Nervous Nick. Of course, 24-year old Joe Smith induced the double play ball. And the Player of the Game? The Man of the ...

Jose Reyes Rocks The Bronx
Published 5/19/2008 by Dave Doyle at The Mets Report
Sometimes I wonder if it’s a curse that the Mets rely so heavily on Jose Reyes to generate offense for this team. He’s a tremendous offensive player. If you look at Baseball Reference , Reyes is most similar to Hall of Famer Joe Morgan at his age. Although you may dislike Morgan as a broadcaster, he was a dynamic player that had a long, successful career. Mets vs. Marlins March 31, 2008 Reyes battered the Yankees pitching this weekend. For the series he was 4 for 10, scored two runs, with a double and two home runs and four RBI’s. In the prior series against the Nationals Reyes ...

A moment of gushing, if you will
Published 2/25/2008 by Caleb at Breaking Balls
... shows that he shaved off a few percentage points in the second half last year. While we can’t expect the 27 year-old to go all Jose Reyes and completely change his approach, we can hope that he manages to play toward his patient streak (4+ career pitches seen per PA) and avoid flailing too much. ...

Fun with Career Earnings
Published 2/21/2008 by Mike A. at River Avenue Blues
... - did reach their potential (for the most part, Nomar’s weighin’em down now) and have banked a combined (make sure you’re sitting down) $377,996,949 in their careers. We’re talking about three guys on the right side of 35. How much will the current next generation of shortstops - Reyes, ...

It's a Shame About Reyes
Published 2/20/2008 by Mets2Moon at The Ballclub
This is #2 of 5 Key Mets Players for the 2008 Season. It seems like a bit of a recurring theme for these Key Mets, but it's valid. After a great 2006 season, these players regressed in similar spots in 2007. Jose Reyes is a prime example of this. In 2006, Reyes seemed to have the Baseball World at his fingertips. The season he put together led all of us to believe that he would only get better and better as his career progressed. To go along with his .300 BA, Jose boasted a .354 OBA, 19 HRs, 64 steals and a whopping 81 RBI out of the ...

Angels Trade Rumor: Khalil Greene
Published 2/3/2008 by Raimond Garcia at Bleacher Report
... for the Angels, that would be a welcome addition to the lineup. > At the end of the day, the Angels need power production in their lineup, and they would almost certainly get that in Greene. He is a power bat at a position where power is at a premium, and he is someone that should be considered by the Angels brass. > Aybar is a mystery going forward, as he could turn into anything from Felipe Lopez to Orlando Cabrera to Jose Reyes light. He is talented enough to suggest he may just need more time to develop, he is only 24 ...

David Wright: Cooperstown Bound?
Published 12/27/2007 by Zubin Mehta at Mets Geek
... and by (casual, non-Geek) Met fans by the more eye-catching talents of the man playing a few feet to his left every night. He even has to share the spotlight with ...

MLB Rumors: Johan Santana to Boston or New York and When?
Published 12/23/2007 at FakeTeams
... "Will blossom"?  If this were a Carlos Gomez/Fernando Martinez/Mike Pelfrey/Kevin Mulvey deal, then I'd agree.  None of those have bloomed in the slightest and can only do so by referencing the future possibilities.  Jose Reyes is already a star.  Has anyone seen the progression of walk totals from 23 to 57 to 77 while he kept his ABs and Ks steady? ...