1988 N.L. EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS WORLD CHAMPIONS. RHP Bartolo Colon (5-1, 2.90) vs. RHP Chad Billingsley (0-1, 9.00) SNY WOR 710 AM ESPN 1050 AM

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1 GAME NOTES New York Mets Media Relations Department Citi Field Flushing, NY WORLD 1973 NATIONAL LEAGUE NEW YORK METS (19-11) FIRST PLACE, NL EAST, +3.5 GA 1986 WORLD 1988 N.L. EAST DIVISION 1999 WILD CARD & NLDS WINNERS PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (11-20) FIFTH PLACE, NL EAST, -8.5 GB Sunday, May 10, :35 p.m. Citizens Bank Park Philadelphia, PA RHP Bartolo Colon (5-1, 2.90) vs. RHP Chad Billingsley (0-1, 9.00) SNY WOR 710 AM ESPN 1050 AM 2000 NATIONAL LEAGUE 2006 N.L. EAST & NLDS MOTHER S DAY: The Mets are all-time on Mother s Day... The Mets beat the Phillies, 5-4 in 11 innings last year at Citi Field on Mother s Day...Mets players and on-field personnel will wear the symbolic pink ribbon on their uniforms today along with pink wristbands...the official Rawlings baseball will feature pink stitches...mets players will use pink bats and many game-used bats from Mother s Day games that have been authenticated and will be auctioned exclusively on MLB.com for the Susan G. Komen Fight Against Breast Cancer. RECORD: New York is The.633 winning percentage is the tied for the fourth-best mark in the majors with Kansas City (19-11,.633)...St. Louis (22-8,.733), Los Angeles (19-10,.655) and Houston (20-11,.645) have a better record. PHILLY: The Mets have won eight of nine series at Philadelphia since 2012, posting a 22-8 (.733) record in that time...the Mets are (.544) all-time at Citizens Bank Park, the best record for any visiting National League team...new York s 8-2 record at Philadelphia in 2014 was its second-best single-season record in the city (8-1 in 1972)...The Mets swept the Phillies in their first series of the year, April 13-15, at Citi Field. RUBBER GAMES AND SERIES: New York is 1-2 in rubber games this year...the Mets have played all three rubber games on the road this season...new York is 5-4 in series this year (1-3 on the road). DAY BASEBALL: New York is 7-1 (4-0 on the road) in day games this year...the Mets are tied for the best winning percentage (.875) in the majors in day games with Houston (also 7-1)...The pitching staff has posted a 2.38 ERA, the third-lowest mark in the majors during the day. MAY: Mets are 4-3 this month...new York pitchers lead the majors with a 1.16 ERA (eight earned runs/62.0 innings) in May...The staff has issued 14 walks in seven games, the fewest in the majors this month...the Mets are hitting.234 this month. PITCHING IN: Overall, New York s 2.82 team ERA this year is the second-lowest in the majors...st. Louis is fi rst (2.73 ERA)...New York s pitching staff has allowed 57 walks, the fewest in the majors and the fewest in team history after 30 games. STARTERS: Mets starters have posted a 2.89 ERA (61 earned runs/189.2 innings), the lowest mark in the majors...new York starters have allowed a major league-low 34 walks this season. HIGH FIVE: Bartolo Colon is tied for the major league lead in wins with fi ve with Matt Harvey, Felix Hernandez, Zack Greinke and Michael Wacha. PIN POINT: Bartolo Colon has tossed 34.1 straight innings without issuing a walk, the third-longest stretch in team history The only batter he walked this year was Washington s Ryan Zimmerman on Opening Day, April 6 Bret Saberhagen went 47.2 innings without a walk from May 10-June 13, 1994 and Eric Hilman tossed 38.2 innings with issuing a base-on-balls from July 8-August 5, 1993 Colon has struck out 34 batters and issued just the one walk. JONATHON NIESE: Earned his 10th career win vs. the Phillies last night...lowered his ERA to 1.95, the fi fth-lowest mark in the NL...The Mets are 7-0 in Niese s last seven starts vs. the Phillies...He is 5-0 with a 1.61 ERA over that span. METS-PHILLIES NOTES: The Mets swept the Phillies from April 13-15, and had their four-game winning streak vs. the Phillies snapped on Friday...The Mets have won 21 of their last 28 games against them, dating to August 29, New York has won fi ve straight series at Citizens Bank Park. 2015: : 13-6 History JUAN DOES IT AGAIN: Juan Lagares snapped an 0-for-16 skid with a go-ahead two-run home run in the seventh inning last night to help lift the Mets to a 3-2 win...the last player to snap a hitless streak that long with a game-winning home run in the seventh inning or later was teammate Anthony Recker, also at Citizens Bank Park...Recker snapped an 0-for-18 streak with his game-winner on August 11, 2014 in a 5-3 win...research courtesy of the Elias Sports Bureau...Six of Lagares nine career home runs have given the Mets a lead, including three of four last year. THREE RUNS: New York posted its sixth win this year when scoring three or fewer runs...the six victories are tied for the secondmost in the majors this year when plating three or fewer runs...tampa Bay is first with seven. COMEBACKS: Nine of New York s 19 wins have been come-frombehind victories...the nine comeback wins are tied for the fourth-most in the majors...the Mets had 31 comebacks victories in CURTIS GRANDERSON: Is hitting.290 (18-62) with nine runs scored, fi ve doubles, two home runs and eight RBI over his last 18 games...granderson is fi fth in the National League with 19 walks. BULLPEN: New York s pen has allowed one run in 15.1 innings (0.59 ERA) in May...Overall, the Mets 2.61 bullpen ERA ranks sixth in the majors...the pen has walked 23 batters, the second-fewest in the majors, and has held opponents to a.184 batting average, the lowest mark in the National League and the fourth-lowest in the majors. JEURYS FAMILIA: His 12 saves are the most in the National League...He is 12-for-12 in save chances, tied for the fifth-longest streak to start a season...armando Benitez converted his first 24 save opportunities in Familia s 12 saves through the team s first 30 games are the most in team history...john Franco had 10 saves in 1999 through the club s first 30 contests...familia has allowed one run in his last 11.1 innings (0.79 ERA) with 14 strikeouts. RHP NOAH SYNDERGAARD: Will make his major league debut on Tuesday at Chicago-NL...Was 3-0 with a 1.82 ERA (six earned runs/29.2 innings) in five starts for Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League this year...he ranked fourth in the PCL in ERA and fifth with 34 strikeouts...syndergaard had his 19.0-inning scoreless streak snapped in his last start at Albuquerque and he has allowed just two runs while striking out 27 in his last 22.0 innings...opponents were only hitting.192 against him, the third-lowest mark in the PCL and his 0.94 WHIP was the fourth-lowest in the league...syndergaard also went 3-for-4 at the plate with a double, a two-run home run, two runs scored and had two RBI in his last start at Albuquerque. AT CHICAGO-NL UPCOMING OPPONENTS & PITCHING Mon., May 11 RHP Jacob degrom (3-3, 2.95) vs. LHP Jon Lester (2-2, 4.04) 8:05 p.m. (SNY, WOR 710 AM, ESPN 1050) Tue., May 12 RHP Noah Syndergaard (ML debut) vs. RHP Jake Arrieta (3-3, 3.41) 8:05 p.m. (SNY, MLBN, WOR 710 AM, ESPN 1050) Wed., May 13 RHP Matt Harvey (5-1, 2.72) vs. RHP Jason Hammel (3-1, 3.52) 8:05 p.m. (SNY, ESPN, WOR 710 AM, ESPN 1050) Thur., May 14 LHP Jonathon Niese (3-2, 1.95) vs. LHP Travis Wood (2-2, 4.96) 2:20 p.m. (SNY, WOR 710 AM, ESPN 1050)

2 #40 BARTOLO COLON (5-1, 2.90) RHP Height: 5-11 Weight: 283 pounds Age: 41 (5/24/73) Born: Altamira, Puerto Plata, DR Resides: Clifton, NJ Signed Through: 2015 vs. Opp vs. Opp Citizens Pitcher Career 2014 Career Bank RHP Chad Billingsley 0-1, , , , , , RHP Bartolo Colon 5-1, , , , , , 3.32 COLON S STATISTICAL BREAKDOWN CATEGORY AB H HR BB SO AVG vs. Right (2015) vs. Right (Career) vs. Left (2015) vs. Left (Career) LAST START: Picked up his fifth win of the season in the Mets 3-2 victory over Baltimore at Citi Field...Tossed a season-high 7.2 innings and allowed one run, earned, on six hits...struck out a season-high nine and walked none...the nine strikeouts were tied for the Colon has recorded as a Met...He also struck out nine against Pittsburgh on May 28, 2014 at Citi Field. WINS: His five wins are tied for the major league lead with four other starting pitchers, including teammate Matt Harvey...The last time Colon began a season 6-1 was in 1999 as a member of the Indians...Colon has not dropped two decisions in a row since he lost three straight games from June 29-July 10, RECENT SUCCESS: Is 10th in the majors with a 0.94 WHIP...Has won six of his last seven starts dating to September 28, During this stretch he is 6-1 with a 3.11 ERA (16 earned runs/46.1 innings)...struck out 38 and walked three...has thrown at least 6.0 innings in each of these starts. NO FREE PASSES: Is leading the majors with a BB/9 rate (one walk in 40.1 innings)...has not allowed a walk in his last five outings and a career-high 34.1 innings pitched...previously, he did not allow a walk in 32.0 consecutive innings over five starts between August 18, 2012 and April 23, Only Colon and the Angels Jered Weaver have at least four no-walk starts this season... Colon s 34 K/BB ratio leads the majors...has thrown 379 of his 533 pitches for strikes...the 71.1 strike percentage ranks first in the majors among 144 qualified starting pitchers. WALK RECORD: Colon s 34.1 consecutive innings without issuing a walk is the third-longest such stretch in franchise history behind Brett Saberhagen (47.2 innings, May 10-June 3, 1994) and Eric Hillman (38.2 innings, July 8-August 5, 1993)...Colon is the fourth pitcher in franchise history to allow no walks in five straight starts...also done by Saberhagen, Hillman, and Craig Swan (August 16, 1980-October 1, 1981)...No Mets pitcher has ever gone six straight starts without allowing a walk. DECISIONS, DECISIONS: He has received a decision in each of his last 18 outings, dating to July 23, 2014 (posting a 12-6 record over those starts)...that is tied for the seventh-longest stretch without a no-decision in franchise history and the longest since Dwight Gooden pitched in 25 straight games without receiving a no-decision from June 2, 1993-June 24, Since 1987, Colon holds the longest such streak in the majors...he went 30 straight outings without receiving a nodecision from June 6, 2004-May 7, 2005 as a member of the Angels. LUCKY SEVEN: According to Elias, Colon became the first pitcher in major league history to record a win against one team (Baltimore) for seven different clubs Colon beat the Orioles with the Indians, White Sox, Angels, Red Sox, Yankees, Athletics and Mets. EFFICIENT: Colon tossed 97 pitches in 7.0 innings of work in his last start...is this first pitcher to throw at least 6.0 innings on 97 pitches or fewer in eight straight games since Minnesota s Carlos Silva did so in 14 straight from Prior to his last start, he had thrown 91 pitches or fewer in each of his previous seven starts, dating to September 23, Since pitch count data was first tracked in 1988, he is only the second pitcher to throw at least 6.0 innings on no more than 91 pitches in seven straight games...done by San Diego s Ed Whitson in nine straight outings from June 18-July 30, Also became the only starter in that time to win five games in a row, while tossing no more than 91 pitches in each outing. ON THE ROAD: For his career, Colon is with a 3.93 ERA (595 earned runs/ innings)... His 107 road wins are the second most of any active pitcher, trailing only C.C. Sabathia (110)...In his last nine starts on the road dating to July 23, 2014, Colon is 7-2 with a 3.17 ERA (19 earned runs/54.0 innings). FAST START: Won his first four starts of the season for the first time in his career...he became the ninth Met to begin a season 4-0 after his first four games (done twice by Matt Harvey, 2013 and 2015, and Jerry Koosman, 1968 and 1973 )...This was the first time in team history that the club has had two pitchers go 4-0 in their first four starts in the same season and the first time two pitchers did so on any major league team since Became only the fourth major league pitcher in the last 80 years (age 40 or older) to win his first four starts of a season...the others are Phil Niekro (who won his first four starts in 1984, age 45), Nolan Ryan (first four starts in 1990, age 43) and Roger Clemens (first seven starts in 2004, age 41)...Research courtesy of Elias. RANKINGS: Is second among active pitchers in wins (209)...Passed CC Sabathia for second place after Colon s last win and trails only Tim Hudson (214)...Ranks second in complete games (35), tied for second in shutouts (12) and third in strikeouts (2,135)...Is one of five active pitchers with 2,000 career strikeouts...his eight 200-inning seasons are tied for second among active pitchers, trailing only Toronto s Mark Buehrle s total of 14...Ranks first among active Dominican-born pitchers with 209 wins, and is third all-time trailing only Juan Marichal (243) and Pedro Martinez (219). NEXT GAME S STARTER - #48 JACOB degrom (3-3, 2.95) - RHP LAST OUTING: Earned the win in the Met s 5-1 victory against the Orioles at Citi Field...Tossed 7.0 innings and allowed one run, earned, on six hits...struck out nine and walked one. SINCE LAST SUMMER: Since June 21, 2014, degrom s 2.25 ERA (34 earned runs/136.0 innings) is the fourth-best mark in the majors (minimum innings), behind Clayton Kershaw (1.93), Felix Hernandez (1.97) and Edinson Volquez (2.05)...He is 12-5 with 142 strikeouts, 33 walks and a.227 opponent batting average ( ) over this stretch...17 of the 20 starts during this stretch were quality starts for degrom. ON THE ROAD: In two starts on the road this year, is 0-2 with a 6.55 ERA (eight earned runs/11.0 innings)... Has surrendered four home runs...over 12 road starts in 2014, allowed four home runs...in four home starts this season, he is 3-1 with a 1.40 ERA (four earned runs/25.2 innings). W-L ERA IP H R ER BB K HR AVG STARTERS RELIEVERS TOTALS NEW YORK METS PITCHING BREAKDOWN COLON S 2015 PITCHING LOG (6 G, 6 GS) Date Opp. Dec. IP H R ER HR BB K P-S ERA W, W, /17 Mia W, /23 Atl W, L, /5 Bal W, W-L IP H R ER HR BB K P-S ERA 2015 Totals Totals Career Totals NOTES VS. PHILADELPHIA Last Win vs. Philadelphia: Won, 5-4, on August 8, 2014 at Citizens Bank Park...Pitched 8.0 innings and allowed one run, earned, on six hits...struck out six and walked one. Last Loss vs. Philadelphia: Lost, 7-2, on August 30, 2014 at Citi Field... Tossed 5.1 innings and allowed six runs, earned, on nine hits...struck out two and walked none. Career vs. Philadelphia: In nine games, all starts, is 4-3 with a 3.97 ERA (26 earned runs/59.0 innings)...struck out 37 and walked 17. Key Matchups: Ryan Howard (3-14, 2 HR, 6 RBI) Ben Revere (6-15, 0 XBH, 2 K) YEAR AVG. AB R H RBI SAC Totals Career Extra-base Hits: One double (June 18, 2014 at STL) No triples No home runs Most Hits, Game: 2 (8/9/02 at Milwaukee) Most RBI, Game: 2 (8/9/02 at Milwaukee) Batting Notes: Had a career-best two-game RBI streak this season (4/12-4/17)...Recorded a career-best three RBI throughout the 2002 season as a member of the Montreal Expos...His hit this season was a two-out RBI single against Alex Wood in the fourth inning in Atlanta on April 12...Has struck out in six of his last seven at-bats. COLON S SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS 2015 Best Career Best Win Streak 4 (4/6-4/23) 12 (8/1/00-9/28/00) Strikeouts 9 (5/5 vs. Bal) 14 Tor) Double Digit K Games None 17 (last 4/26/07 vs. TB) Scoreless Streak 7.0 IP (4/17-4/23) 22.0 IP (7/22/12-8/7/12) Low Hits, CG None 1 NYY) High Hits, Game 9 Mia) 13 (7/18/02 vs. NYM) High HR, Game 1 (5x, last, 5/5 vs. Bal) 4 (5x, last, LAA) High Runs, Game 4 Mia) 10 NYY) High Walks, Game 1 Was) 7 (2x, last, 6/28/03 vs. ChC) Innings Pitched, Game 7.2 (5/5 vs. Bal) 9.1 (8/30/05 vs. Oak) Complete Games None 35 (last LAA) Shutouts None 12 (last 9/20/13 vs. Min) METS STARTING PITCHER BREAKDOWN STARTER GS QUALITY STARTS RUN SUPPORT RS/START METS RECORD Bartolo Colon Jacob degrom Matt Harvey Jonathon Niese Dillon Gee Rafael Montero NOTES VS. CHICAGO-NL Career vs. Cubs: In his only start against the Cubs, picked up the no-decision in the Mets 7-4 loss on June 5, 2014 at Wrigley Field... Tossed 5.0 inning and allowed four runs, earned, on five hits... Struck out three and walked three. Key Matchups: MAJOR LEAGUE HITTING TOTALS Tommy La Stella (0-5, 3 K) Anthony Rizzo (1-3, 1 K) Travis Wood (1-2, 1 HR, 3 RBI) W-L ERA IP H R ER BB K HR AVG HOME ROAD T TOTALS

3 MAY 10 AT PHILADELPHIA BATTER PAGES PAGE 3 #23 MICHAEL CUDDYER.248, 3 HR, 12 RBI Last Game: 2-4 Home:.275 (14-51, 1 HR) Last HR: 5/1 vs. WAS (Scherzer) Season High, Hits: 2 (7x, last 5/9 at PHI) RISP:.240 (6-25) Road:.222 (12-54, 2 HR) At-Bats since last HR: 22 Season High, Runs: 2 (2x, last 5/1 vs. WAS) Streak: 4 Games (.357, 5-14) Road Trip:.375 (3-8) Game-Tying HR: 0 Season High, RBI: 2 (3x last, 4/29 at MIA) Game-Winning RBI: 3 Career vs. PHI:.292 (28-96) Go-Ahead HR: 3 Season High, SB: - Has a four-game hitting streak, going.357 (5-14) over those contests...had a seven-game hitting streak from April 12-20, going (.440) over that span. Is hitting.222 (12-54) on the road with a.250 OBP...Went 4-22 (.182) on the Mets last road trip. Has reached base safely in 23 of his 29 games this season (.313 OBP). Hit his third home run of the year on May 1 vs. WAS...All three of his home runs this year have given the Mets a lead...is tied with Wilmer Flores for the team lead. #21 LUCAS DUDA.274, 2 HR, 12 RBI Last Game: 0-5, K Home:.288 (17-59, 1 HR) Last HR: 4/25 at NYY (Sabathia) Season High, Hits: 3 (2x, last 4/16 vs. MIA) RISP:.250 (4-16) Road:.255 (12-47, 1 HR) At-Bats since last HR: 45 Season High, Runs:1(15x, last 5/5 vs. BAL) Streak: 0 Games (0 for his last 12) Road Trip:.000 (0-6) Game-Tying HR: 0 Season High, RBI: 3 (4/14 vs. PHI) Game-Winning RBI: 4 Career vs. PHI:.238 (48-202) Go-Ahead HR: 1 Season High, SB: - Is 0-for-his-last-12...It is his longest hitless streak since June 7-13, 2014 (0-15). Appeared as a pinch-hitter for the second time this season on May 8 at PHI...Is 0-2 with two strikeouts as a pinch-hitter this year...is.222 (10-45) as a pinch-hitter for his career. Is tied for 10th in the NL in doubles (nine). Is hitting.393 (11-28) with one home run vs. lefthanded pitching this year...hit his fi rst home run against a lefthander when he took CC Sabathia deep on April 25 at NYY...Hit.180 (20-111) against lefties last year. Batted.325 (26-80) in April, his highest average for any calendar month during his career. #4 WILMER FLORES.229, 3 HR, 8 RBI Last Game: DNP Home:.279 (12-43, 3 HR) Last HR: 4/22 vs. ATL (Johnson) Season High, Hits: 2 (4x, last 4/25 at NYY) RISP:.241 (7-29) Road:.175 (7-40, 0 HR) At-Bats since last HR: 40 Season High, Runs: 2 (4/21 vs. ATL) Streak: 0 Games (0 for his last 6) Road Trip:.000 (0-2) Game-Tying HR: 2 Season High, RBI: 3 (4/16 vs. MIA) Game-Winning RBI: 0 Career vs. PHI:.250 (18-72) Go-Ahead HR: 0 Season High, SB: - Is 3-28 (.107) with 8 strikeouts over his last nine games...struck out a career-high four times on May 1 vs. WAS. Reached base safely in a career-high 14 straight games from April with a.313 batting average (15-48) and.365 OBP over that streak. Had a career-high eight game hitting streak from April Was (.400) with three home runs and eight RBI over that span...had three consecutive multi-hit games from April 18-22, equaling his career-high...is tied for fi fth among all major league shortstops with three home runs. His last six home runs have all come at Citi Field (7 of his 10 career home runs have come at Citi Field)...Hit his second home run of the year, a two-out, two-run blast off Jose Urena on April 18 vs. MIA...Had a game-tying home run on April 22 vs. ATL (Johnson) in the eighth inning. #3 CURTIS GRANDERSON.230, 2 HR, 8 RBI Last Game: 1-4, BB Home:.269 (14-52, 1 HR) Last HR: 5/6 vs. BAL (Jimenez) Season High, Hits: 3 (4/21 vs. ATL) RISP:.375 (6-16) Road:.188 (9-48, 1 HR) At-Bats since last HR: 9 Season High, Runs: 2 (2x, last 4/23 vs. ATL) Streak: 1 Game (.250, 1-4) Road Trip:.125 (1-8) Game-Tying HR: 0 Season High, RBI: 4 (4/21 vs. ATL) Game-Winning RBI: 0 Career vs. PHI:.257 (29-113) Go-Ahead HR: 1 Season High, SB: 1 (2x, last 4/23 vs. ATL) Is hitting.290 (18-62) with nine runs scored, fi ve doubles, two home runs and eight RBI over his last 18 games dating to April 19. Is fi fth in the NL with 19 walks...has an OBP of is hitting.375 (6-16) with RISP. Hit a leadoff home run on April 26 at NYY...It was the 29th leadoff home run of his career, the fourth-most among active players. Drove in his fi rst four runs of the season on April 21 vs. ATL, his second four-rbi game as a Met...Also on September 5, 2014 at Cincinnati... Granderson did not drive in his fi rst run until his 56th plate appearance of the season, the longest such streak to start a season for a Mets position player since Endy Chavez drove in his fi rst run of the 2008 season in his 75th plate appearance (Courtesy of Elias Sports Bureau). #2 DILSON HERRERA.261, 1 HR, 3 RBI Last Game: 1-4 Home:.250 (4-16) Last HR: 5/6 vs. BAL (Brach) Season High, Hits: 3 (5/6 vs. BAL) RISP:.400 (2-5) Road:.286 (2-7) At-Bats since Last HR: 7 Season High, Runs: 1 (5/6 vs. BAL) Streak: 3 Games (.500, 5-10) Road Trip:.286 (2-7) Game-Tying HR: 0 Season High, RBI: 3 (5/6 vs. BAL) Game-Winning RBI: 1 Career vs. PHI:.250 (4-16) Go-Ahead HR: 0 Season High, SB: - Has a three-game hitting streak, equaling his career-high (done twice, last, September 5-7, 2014)...Is 5-10 (.500) with one home run, one double and three RBI over those contests...hit his fi rst career double on May 8 at PHI. Went 3-3 with three RBI on May 6 vs. BAL...Singled in the second inning for his fi rst career game-winning RBI...His three hits tied a careerhigh (also done September 5, 2014 at Cincinnati) and his three RBI also tied a career-high (also done September 1, 2014 at Miami)... Herrera became the second Mets player age 21 or younger to go 3-3 (or better) with three or more RBI in one game on Wednesday vs. Baltimore...Darryl Strawberry (age 21) was 3-3, including a home run with four RBI at Shea Stadium against the Padres on September 2, 1983 (Courtesy of Elias). Hit the fourth home run of his career, a two-run shot on May 6 vs. BAL, his fi rst home run at Citi Field...Joins Gregg Jefferies as the only second basemen in franchise history to hit four home runs in their fi rst 23 career games. Had his contract selected from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacifi c Coast League on May 1...Was hitting.370 (30-81) with 11 RBI, eight doubles and one home run in 20 games with Las Vegas. #12 JUAN LAGARES.286, 1 HR, 13 RBI Last Game: 1-5, HR, 2 RBI Home:.328 (20-61, 0 HR) Last HR: 5/9 at PHI (Harang) Season High, Hits: 4 (4/25 at NYY) RISP:.269 (7-26) Road:.241 (14-58, 1 HR) At-Bats since Last HR: 1 Season High, Runs: 3 (4/25 at NYY) Streak: 1 Game (.200, 1-5) Road Trip:.111 (1-9, 1 HR) Game-Tying HR: 0 Season High, RBI: 3 (4/28 at MIA) Game-Winning RBI: 5 Career vs. PHI:.344 (44-128) Go-Ahead HR: 1 Season High, SB: 1 (4/13 vs. PHI) Snapped an 0-for-16 streak with his fi rst home run of the season, a two-run shot in the 7th to put the Mets ahead on May 9 at PHI...The last player to snap a hitless streak that long with a game-winning home run in the seventh inning or later was teammate Anthony Recker, also at Citizens Bank Park...Recker snapped an 0-for-18 streak with his game-winner on August 11, 2014 (Courtesy of Elias)...Of Lagares nine career home runs, seven have either tied the game or given the Mets the lead...it was Lagares fi fth game-winning RBI of the season, tied for third-most in the majors. Is batting.355 (11-31) in day games, ninth in the NL. Hit in a franchise-record 14 straight home games to start the season...ken Singleton held the previous record with a 12-game hitting streak at Shea Stadium to begin the 1970 season (Courtesy of Elias)...Lagares is hitting.328 (20-61) at home this year with seven runs scored and six RBI. Is batting.327 (17-52) with six RBI and a.352 OBP over his last 13 games dating to April 25. Is hitting.319 (30-94) over his last 24 games dating to April 13. Is 2-4 (.500) with fi ve RBI with the bases loaded this year...has 19 RBI in 25 career at-bats with the bases full. #44 JOHN MAYBERRY JR..120, 1 HR, 1 RBI Last Game: DNP Home:.125 (1-8, 0 HR) Last HR: 4/10 at ATL (Stults) Season High, Hits: 1 (3x, last 4/22 vs. ATL) RISP:.000 (0-5) Road:.118 (2-17, 1 HR) At-Bats since Last HR: 23 Season High, Runs: 1 (2x, last 4/16 vs. MIA) Streak: 0 Games (0 for his last 15) Road Trip:.000 (0-3) Game-Tying HR: 1 Season High, RBI: 1 (4/10 at ATL) Game-Winning RBI: 0 Career vs. PHI:.000 (0-4) Go-Ahead HR: 0 Season High, SB: 1 (4/16 vs. MIA) Is 0-for-his-last-15...Is 0-4 with three walks as a pinch-hitter this year...has a.293 average (34-116) with seven home runs, 21 RBI and 12 walks as a pinch-hitter in his career...batted.400 (12-30) with four home runs as a pinch-hitter last year. Hit his fi rst home run as a Met in his fi rst start with the club (2nd at-bat) on April 10 at ATL (Stults)...Has 31 career home runs vs. lefthanders. Started in the leadoff spot for the fi rst time in his career on April 22 vs. ATL...Again on May 2 vs. WAS.

4 MAY 10 AT PHILADELPHIA BATTER PAGES PAGE 4 #19 JOHNNY MONELL.000, 0 HR, 0 RBI Last Game: 0-1 (PH) Home: - Last HR: - Season High, Hits: - RISP:.000 (0-1) Road:.000 (0-1) At-Bats since Last HR: 8 Season High, Runs: - Streak: 0 Games (0 for his last 7) Road Trip:.000 (0-1) Game-Tying HR: 0 Season High, RBI: - Game-Winning RBI: 0 Career vs. PHI:.000 (0-1) Go-Ahead HR: 0 Season High, SB: - Appeared in his fi rst major league game since September 29, 2013 and fi rst as a Met on May 9 vs. PHI...Came into the game as a pinch-hitter in the eighth inning with the bases loaded and grounded into a double play. Had his contract selected from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacifi c Coast League on May 5...Was hitting.397 (23-58) with 15 RBI and four home runs in 17 games with Las Vegas...Was leading the league in batting average. Hit.340 (17-27) with three doubles, four home runs and nine RBI in 27 spring training games. Made his major league debut with San Francisco, September 5, 2013 vs. Arizona...Collected his only major league hit, run and RBI on September 14 at the Los Angeles Dodgers. #28 DANIEL MURPHY.215, 2 HR, 18 RBI Last Game: 1-4, K Home:.207 (12-58, 1 HR) Last HR: 4//27 at MIA (Cishek) Season High, Hits: 3 (4/28 at MIA) RISP:.333 (10-30) Road:.224 (11-49, 1 HR) At-Bats since Last HR: 38 Season High, Runs: 1 (8x, last 5/5 vs. BAL) Streak: 2 Games (.286, 2-7) Road Trip:.286 (2-7) Game-Tying HR: 0 Season High, RBI: 4 (4/23 vs. ATL) Game-Winning RBI: 3 Career vs. PHI:.303 ( ) Go-Ahead HR: 1 Season High, SB: - Is hitting.311 (14-45) with nine RBI over his last 12 games dating to April 26...Is hitting.333 (10-30) with RISP...Has struck out eight times in 116 plate appearances, the second-lowest ratio in the NL (14.5 plate appearances per strikeout)...is hitting.286 (2-7) with one strikeout on 0-2 counts. Delivered a three-run double with the bases loaded on May 1 vs. WAS Murphy is 4-6 with nine RBI with the bases full this year...leads the majors with nine RBI with the bases loaded...has three games with 3 or more RBI. Hit a game-winning three-run home run in the ninth inning off Miami s Steve Cishek on April 27...It was his fi rst career go-ahead home run in the ninth inning or later...the only other second baseman in Mets history to hit a go-ahead home run in the ninth inning or later is Damion Easley on May 3, 2007 at ARI (Courtesy of Elias). #9 KIRK NIEUWENHUIS.087, 0 HR, 1 RBI Last Game: DNP Home:.000 (0-11, 0 HR) Last HR: 9/3 at MIA (Koehler) Season High, Hits: 1 (2x, last 4/28 at MIA) RISP:.000 (0-7) Road:.167 (2-12, 0 HR) At-Bats since Last HR: 54 Season High, Runs: 1 (2x, last 4/28 at MIA) Streak: 0 Games (0 for his last 5) Road Trip:.000 (0-1) Game-Tying HR: 0 Season High, RBI: 1 (4/19 vs. MIA) Game-Winning RBI: 0 Career vs. PHI:.226 (12-53) Go-Ahead HR: 0 Season High, SB: 1 (4/8 at WAS) Is 2-23 (.087) on the year...is 0-10 with six strikeouts as a pinch-hitter. Collected his fi rst RBI of the season on April 19 vs. MA with a bases loaded walk...stole the team s fi rst base on April 8 at WAS. Eighteen of his 29 hits went for extra bases (14 doubles, one triple, three home runs) last season Since 1901, only one other player has had as many hits in a season and as few singles (Adam Piatt, Tampa Bay and Oakland in 2003; 30 hits, 11 singles). #22 KEVIN PLAWECKI.240, 1 HR, 6 RBI Last Game: 0-3, BB, K Home:.292 (7-24, 0 HR) Last HR: 4/25 at NYY (Sabathia) Season High, Hits: 2 (3x, last 4/29 at MIA) RISP:.500 (5-10) Road:.192 (5-26, 1 HR) At-Bats since Last HR: 38 Season High, Runs: 2 (4/21 vs. ATL) Streak: 0 Games (0 for his last 5) Road Trip:.143 (1-7) Game-Tying HR: 0 Season High, RBI: 3 (4/25 at NYY) Game-Winning RBI: 0 Career vs. PHI:.143 (1-7) Go-Ahead HR: 0 Season High, SB: - Has reached base safely in eight straight games...had a seven-game hitting streak from April 29-May 8, going.320 (8-25) over those contests... It is tied for the fourth-longest streak by an NL rookie this season and tied for the fi fth-longest by a catcher in the majors this year...had 12 hits in his fi rst 13 career games...the only catcher in franchise history with more hits through his fi rst 13 games was Ron Hodges (14). Is hitting.500 (5-10) with RISP, seventh in the majors (minimum 10 at-bats). Hit his fi rst career home run, a two-out, two-run shot on April 25 at Yankee Stadium...Went 2-4 with three RBI...He is the 12th player and fi rst catcher in franchise history to record at least three RBI in one of his fi rst four games...dilson Herrera was the last to do so on September 1, 2014 at Miami...Became the third catcher in franchise history to have a home run in one of his fi rst four games (last Mike Fitzgerald on September 13, 1983 at Philadelphia)...Was the fi rst player to hit his fi rst ML home run in a Subway Series game. Went 2-4 and scored two runs in his major league debut on April 21 vs. ATL...He is the sixth player in franchise history (and fi rst since Carlos Gomez) to pick up both two hits and two runs in his major league debut. #20 ANTHONY RECKER.154, 0 HR, 0 RBI Last Game: DNP Home:.000 (0-7, 0 HR) Last HR: 9/11 vs. WAS (Roark) Season High, Hits: 1 (2x, last 5/8 at PHI) RISP:.000 (0-2) Road:.333 (2-6, 0 HR) At-Bats since Last HR: 32 Season High, Runs: 1 (4/28 at MIA) Streak: 1 Game (1.000, 1-1) Road Trip: (1-1) Game-Tying HR: 0 Season High, RBI: - Game-Winning RBI: 0 Career vs. PHI:.205 (8-39) Go-Ahead HR: 0 Season High, SB: - Singled in the seventh inning on May 8 at PHI as a pinch-hitter...it was his second career hit as a pinch-hitter and fi rst since April 30, 2012 while with Oakland...Is 2-20 (.100) as a pinch-hitter for his career...the Mets are 3-2 when he starts. Played third base in the ninth inning on April 14 vs. PHI...It was his fi rst career appearance at third base. Of his 14 career home runs, 10 have either tied the game or given his team the lead, including fi ve of seven last year. #11 RUBEN TEJADA.222, 0 HR, 3 RBI Last Game: 2-3, 2B, R, BB Home:.250 (4-16, 0 HR) Last HR: 9/28 vs. HOU (De Leon) Season High, Hits: 2 (5/9 at PHI) RISP:.143 (1-7) Road:.182 (2-11, 0 HR) At-Bats since Last HR: 27 Season High, Runs: 1 (2x, last 5/9 at PHI) Streak: 1 Game (.667, 2-3) Road Trip:.667 (2-3) Game-Tying HR: 0 Season High, RBI: 3 (4/19 vs. MIA) Game-Winning RBI: 0 Career vs. PHI:.303 (50-165) Go-Ahead HR: 0 Season High, SB: - Is 3-9 (.333) over his last three games...had a three-run double on April 19 vs. MIA The three RBI were the most for Tejada in a game since April 21, 2012 vs. San Francisco. Is 1-10 vs. lefties...hitting.250 (4-16) at home...made his fi fth consecutive Opening Day roster. Had a pinch-hit double off Philadelphia s David Buchanan on April 14...It was his third hit as a pinch-hitter in his career (.188, 3-16), the last one was April 20, 2014 vs. ATL. METS: Challenges used by Terry Collins: 11 Number of plays overturned: 8 Number of plays that stood: 3 Number of plays confi rmed: 0 INSTANT REPLAY REVIEWS OPPONENT: Challenges used by opposing manager: 6 Number of plays overturned: 5 Number of plays that stood: 0 Number of plays confi rmed: 1 Total number of plays viewed by teams via instant replay: 17 Crew chief reviews: 2 Longest time of replay: 5:44 (4/16 vs. MIA) Quickest time of replay: 0:32 (4/26 at NYY) Cuddyer (0-3, 2 BB) Duda (0-0) Flores (0-0) Granderson (0-0) Herrera (0-0) Lagares (0-0) Mayberry Jr (0-0) Monell (0-0) Murphy METS vs. BILLINGSLEY (1-2, BB) Plawecki (0-0) Nieuwenhuis (0-0) Recker (0-0) Tejada (0-0)

5 MAY 10 AT PHILADELPHIA BULLPEN # 43 BUDDY CARLYLE - RHP 1-0, 5.87 ERA, 1 SV Last Win: 4.22 vs. ATL Last Loss: vs. CHC SV/OP (Last): 1-1, 4.6 at WAS Holds: 4 First Batter: 8-10 Inherited Runners/Strand: 10-7 vs. PHI in 15: 0-0, 0 SV 0.00 ERA (0 ER/1.2 IP) Earned his 4th hold with a bases-loaded, double play in a one-run game on 5.9 at PHI. Has allowed 5 ER in his last 4.2 innings (9.64 ERA). Stranded two runners and picked up his first win of the year on 4.22 vs. ATL Earned his first career save on 4.6 at WAS recording two outs in a 3-1 win...according to Elias, only 3 others pitchers earned their first career save 15 years after their MLB debut...frank Tanana, Livan Hernandez and Jamey Wright are the others. Among pitchers with innings last year, he ranked eighth with a 1.45 ERA. # 27 JEURYS FAMILIA - RHP 0-0, 1.69 ERA, 12 SV Last Win: Last Loss: vs. MIA SV/OP (Last): 12-12, 5.9 at PHI Holds: 1 First Batter: Inherited Runners/Strand: 2-2 vs. PHI in 15: 0-0, 3 SV 3.00 ERA (1 ER/3.0 IP) Leads the NL in saves and is second in the majors...is 12-for-12 in save chances. Has allowed one ER in his last 11.1 innings (0.79 ERA) with 14 strikeouts. His 12 saves are the most through the team s first 30 games in franchise history...john Franco had 10 in Tied a team record with saves in 10 consecutive appearances in a single season from April 12-May 1...Also done by Armando Benitez ( 01) and John Franco ( 99). Had 8.2 scoreless innings from April 16-May 3...Is unscored upon in 12 of his 15 outings..four of 11 saves are vs. Miami. Earned 4th career save of more than 3 outs on May 1 vs. WAS shutout innings. Set the Mets single-season record for saves in April (nine), a mark previously held by John Franco in 1999 and equaled by Armando Benitez in both 2000 and # 36 SEAN GILMARTIN - LHP 0-0, 2.57 ERA, 0 SV Last Win: - Last Loss: - SV/OP (Last): 0-0, None Holds: 1 First Batter: 5-10 Inherited Runners/Strand: 3-3 vs. PHI in 15: 0-0, 0 SV 9.00 ERA (1 ER/1.0 IP) Has tossed 4.0 scoreless innings over his last 6 outings...stranded all 3 inherited runners. Lefties are 3-17 (.176) vs. him...hasn t allowed a run in 4.0 innings vs. Atlanta this year. Made his major league debut on April 10 vs. ATL...Retired the only 2 batters he faced... Earned his first ML hold on 4.14 vs. PHI in 6-5 win. Selected in the 2014 Rule 5 Draft from the Twins. # 62 ERIK GOEDDEL - RHP 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 0 SV Last Win: None Last Loss: None SV/OP (Last): 0-0, None Holds: 0 First Batter: 5-9 Inherited Runners/Strand: 3-3 vs. PHI in 15: 0-0, 0 SV 0.00 ERA (0 ER/0.1 IP) Hasn t allowed a run in his 9 outings this season (7.0 IP). Has tossed 12.0 scoreless innings dating to September 11, Has six strikeouts over his last 4.2 innings...lefties are 2-11 (.182). Opponents are 0-8 with 3 strikeouts with RISP. Pitched 2.0 scoreless innings on 4.26 at NYY...Was recalled from Las Vegas on April 8. Made his major league debut last year appearing in six games in September for the Mets. # 47 HANSEL ROBLES - RHP 0-0, 6.75 ERA, 0 SV Last Win: - Last Loss: - SV/OP (Last): 0-0, None Holds: 0 First Batter: 2-3 Inherited Runners/Strand: 3-3 vs. PHI in 15: 0-0, 0 SV 0.00 ERA (0 ER/1.0 IP) Made his ML debut on 4.24 at NYY...Worked 1.0 scoreless inning, stranded two runners. Has stranded three inherited runners in his three outings. Was recalled on 4.20 from Las Vegas (AAA)...Was 1-0 and had not allowed a run in 7.2 innings with the 51s...Had issued one walk and struck out 10. Was a starter until he was converted to a reliever last year. Went 1-0 with a 1.80 ERA (4 ER/20.0 IP) with 24 strikeouts in 20 relief appearances in 2014 with Binghamton (AA)...Overall had 106 strikeouts in IP. # 54 ALEX TORRES - LHP 0-0, 2.70 ERA, 1 SV Last Win: Last Loss: SV/OP (Last): 1-1, 4.18 vs. MIA Holds: 4 First Batter: 7-14 Inherited Runners/Strand: 11-8 vs. PHI in 15: 0-0, 0 SV 0.00 ERA (0 ER/2.0 IP) Has allowed one run in his last 9.2 innings (0.93 ERA)...Has at least one strikeout in 9 of his 14 appearances (14 total)...righties are 2-20 (.100) with 7 strikeouts. Struck out the side with the bases loaded on May 3 vs. WAS...Averaging 11.7 K s per 9. Earned his first major league save on April 18 vs. MIA...Struck out Yelich to end the game with the tying-run on base in a 5-4 win. Lefties are hitting.200 (3-15). Acquired on March 30 from the Padres in exchange for minor league RHP Cory Mazzoni and a player to be named later. # 52 CARLOS TORRES - RHP 1-1, 3.09 ERA, 0 SV Last Win: 4.27 at MIA Last Loss: 4.28 at MIA SV/OP (Last): 0-0, @ PHI Holds: 6 First Batter: Inherited Runners/Strand: 8-8 vs. PHI in 15: 0-0, 0 SV 0.00 ERA (0 ER/1.2 IP) Hasn t allowed a run in his last eight games against PHI (8.1 IP) dating to May 10, Has allowed 1 run in his last 7.0 innings...has stranded all eight inherited runners. Is tied for sixth in the NL with 6 holds. Picked up his first win with 1 pitch on April 27 at MIA, stranded two runners. Issued his first 2 walks of the year on April 28 at MIA...One scored and he took the loss. Led all major leaguer relievers with 92.0 innings last year...was tied for ninth in the NL with 73 outings...established career-highs in wins (8), innings (97.0) and games (98). METS BULLPEN TOTALS PAGE 5 Wins: 3 Losses: 2 Holds: 20 Saves/Op: ERA: 2.61 (21 ER/72.1 IP) Hits: 47 Runs: 22 HR: 5 Walks: 23 Strikeouts: 77 First Batter Retired/Faced: (70 %) Inherited Runners/Stranded: (76 %) Record when pen doesn t allow a run: 12-6 Record when pen allows a run: 7-5 PEN NOTES Has allowed 1 run in 15.1 innings (0.59 ERA) in May, the lowest ERA in the majors. The Mets are fourth in the majors with 23 holds. Ranks sixth in the majors with a 2.61 bullpen ERA. The pen has walked 23 batters, the second-fewest in the majors. BULLPEN - LAST 3 SERIES Opp W-L-S IP H R ER BB K HR WAS BAL BULLPEN BY MONTH W-L ERA Sv-Op IP H R ER BB K April May June July Aug. Sept. LAST 5 APPEARANCES BUDDY CARLYLE 4.22 ATL W ATL H ND WAS ND H JEURYS FAMILIA 5.1 WAS S WAS ND BAL S BAL ND S SEAN GILMARTIN 4.22 ATL ND ND WAS ND WAS ND ND ERIK GOEDDEL ND ND WAS ND WAS ND ND HANSEL ROBLES (w/las VEGAS & NY) ND FRE ND ND ND ND ALEX TORRES ND WAS H WAS ND BAL ND ND CARLOS TORRES L WAS ND BAL H BAL ND H

6 MAY 10 AT PHILADELPHIA HIGH/LOW & CHARTS PAGE 6 INDIVIDUAL BATTING HIGHS Longest Hitting Streak games (Lagares, /23) Most Runs, Game... 3 (Lagares, 4.25 at NYY) Most Hits, Game (Lagares, 4.25 at NYY) Most RBI, Game... 4 (2x, last, Murphy, 4.23 vs. ATL) Most Doubles, Game... 2 (3x, last, Murphy, 4.26 at NYY) Most Triples, Game... 1 (4x last, Lagares, 4.25 at NYY) Most Home Runs, Game...1 (20x, last, Lagares, 5.9 at PHI) Home Runs, Consecutive Games...1 (20x, last, Lagares, 5.9-present) Grand Slams... Pinch-Hit Home Runs... Leadoff Home Runs... 1 (Granderson, 4.26 at NYY off Eovaldi) Walk-off Home Runs... Walk-off, Grand Slam... Most Walks, Game...3 (2x, last, Duda, 4.27 at MIA) Most Strikeouts, Game... 4 (Flores, 5.1 vs. WAS) Most Total Bases, Game... 6 (4x, last, Herrera, 5.6 vs. BAL) Most Extra-Base Hits, Game... 2 (4x, last, Murphy, 4.26 at NYY) Most Stolen Bases, Game...1 (10x, last, Campbell, 4.27 at MIA) TEAM BATTING HIGHS Most Runs, Game... 8 (4.25 at NYY) Fewest Runs, Game...0 (2x, last, 5.3 vs. WAS) Most Runs, Inning...7 (4th, 4.19 vs. MIA) Most Hits, Game...12 (3x, last, 4.25 at NYY) Fewest Hits, Game... 3 (4.11 at ATL) Most Hits, Inning... 6 (4th inning, 4.19 vs. MIA) Most Total Bases, Game...23 (4.25 at NYY) Most Doubles, Game... 4 (4.14 vs. PHI) Most Triples, Game... 1 (4x, last, 4.25 at NYY) Most Home Runs, Game... 3 (4.25 at NYY) Grand Slams, Game... Home Runs, Consecutive Games... 3 (2x, last, ) Most Home Runs, Inning...2 (4th inning, 4.10 at ATL) Back-to-Back Home Runs...1 (Wright/Mayberry Jr., 4.10 at ATL off Stults) Most Extra-Base Hits, Game... 5 (4.14 vs. PHI) Most Walks, Nine-Inning Game...8 (4.23 vs. ATL) Most Walks, Extra Innings... Most Strikeouts, Nine-Inning Game...12 (2x, last, 5.1 vs. WAS) Most Strikeouts, Extra Innings... Most Stolen Bases, Game...1 (10x last, 4.27 at MIA) LOB, Nine Innings...12 (2x last, 4.15 vs. PHI) LOB, Extra Innings... Most Double Plays Hit into, Game...2 (4x, last, 4.19 vs. MIA) FIELDING Most Errors, Team, Game... 4 (4.26 at NYY) Most Errors, Individual, Game... 2 (Flores, 4.10 at ATL) Most Double Plays Turned, Nine-Inning Game...2 (4x, last, 5.1 vs. WAS) Consecutive Errorless Games, Team...5 ( ) STARTERS BY POSITION C- Plawecki-14, d Arnaud-11, Recker-5 1B- Duda-28, Cuddyer-2 2B- Murphy-21, Herrera-7, Tejada-2 3B- Campbell -15, Wright-8, Murphy-7 SS- Flores-25, Tejada-5 LF- Cuddyer-24, Nieuwenhuis-3, Mayberry Jr-3 RF- Granderson-27, Mayberry Jr-3 CF- Lagares-30 P- Colon-6, degrom-6, Harvey-6, Niese-6, Gee-5. Montero-1 DH - Cuddyer-2, Muno-1 STARTERS BY BATTING ORDER - TOTAL BATTING ORDERS -20 1st - Granderson-27, Mayberry Jr-2, Lagares-1 2nd - Lagares-17, Wright-8, d Arnaud-4, Mayberry Jr-1 3rd - Duda-28, Mayberry Jr-2 4th - Cuddyer-28, Campbell-2 5th - Murphy-28, Mayberry Jr-1, Campbell-1 6th - Campbell-12, Lagares-7, Flores-4, Plawecki-3, Recker-1, d Arnaud-1, Tejada-1, Herrera-1 7th - Flores-9, d Arnaud-6, Lagares-5, Plawecki-4, Nieuwenhuis-2, Tejada-2, Herrera-2 8th - Flores-10, Plawecki-5, Tejada-5, Recker-4, Herrera-4, degrom-1, Muno-1 9th - Colon-6, Gee-5, Harvey-5, Niese -5, degrom-4, Plawecki-2, Flores-1, Nieuwenhuis-1, Montero-1 CATCHERS STEALING NAME CS ATT PCT d Arnaud % Plawecki % Monell Recker % TOTALS % CURRENT DISABLED LIST NAME INJURY ON DL RETURN DATE Black right shoulder tendinitis retro to Parnell Recovering from TJ surgery retro to Puello stress reaction in his back retro to Mejia posterior elbow inflammation retro to Wright mild strain of right hamstring Blevins distal radius fracture of the left arm d Arnaud metacarpal fracture of the little finger (right hand) Montero right rotation cuff inflammation retro to Gee mild right groin strain retro to Wheeler TJ surgery OUT FOR SEASON Edgin TJ surgery OUT FOR SEASON MULTI-RUN INNINGS RUNS TIMES LAST 2 16 (7th, 5.9 at PHI) 3 10 (4th, 5.5 vs. BAL) 4 3 (4th, 4.25 at NYY) (4th, 4.19 vs. MIA) TOTALS OPPONENTS NY METS INDIVIDUAL PITCHING HIGHS Most Runs Allowed, Game... 6 (2x, last, Niese, 4.26 at NYY) Most Hits Allowed, Game...9 (2x, last, Colon, 4.29 at MIA) Most Home Runs Allowed, Game...3 (degrom, 4.24 at NYY) Most Home Runs Allowed, Inning... 2 (3rd, degrom, 4.24 at NYY) Most Strikeouts, Game, Starter...9 (3x, last, degrom, 5.6 vs. BAL) Most Strikeouts, Game, Reliever... 3 (3x, last, A. Torres, 4.27 at MIA) Most Walks, Game...5 (Gee, 5.3 vs. WAS) Longest Winning Streak... 5 (2x, last, Harvey & Colon) Longest Losing Streak...2 (Gee, 4.11-present) Most Innings Pitched, Game (Harvey, 4.25 at NYY) Most Innings Pitched, Reliever (5x, last, A. Torres, 5.3 vs. WAS) Most Consecutive Scoreless Inn., Starter (degrom, ) Most Consecutive Scoreless Inn., Reliever IP (Familia, ) TEAM PITCHING HIGHS Most Runs Allowed... 8 (4.30 vs. WAS) Most Runs Allowed, Inning...4 (3x, last, 2nd, 4.26 at NYY) Most Hits Allowed, Game...12 (2x, last, 4.30 vs. WAS) Most Hits Allowed, Inning...5 (3x, last, 2nd, 4.26 at NYY) Fewest Runs Allowed, Game...0 (2x. last, 5.1 vs. WAS) Fewest Hits Allowed, Game...3 (4.6 at WAS) Most Consecutive Scoreless Innings ( ) Most Home Runs Allowed, Game... 4 (4.14 vs. PHI) Grand Slams, Allowed... Back-to-Back Home Runs, Allowed... Leadoff Home Runs, Allowed...1 (Niese, 4.10 at ATL - Maybin) Most Strikeouts, Nine Innings (4.18 vs. MIA) Most Walks Allowed, Nine Innings...6 (5.3 vs. WAS) Most Walks Allowed, Extra Innings... Fewest Walks Allowed, Game...0 (5x, last, 5.5 vs. BAL) Most Pitchers Used, Nine Innings...5 (12x, last, 5.9 at PHI) Most Pitchers Used, Extra Innings... TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Longest Game, Time, Nine-Inning Game...3:18 (4.23 vs. ATL) Longest Game, Time, Extra-Inning Game... Shortest Game, Time, Nine-Inning Game... 1:58 (4.27 at MIA) Longest Game, Innings...9 (30x, last, 5.9 at PHI) Largest Paid Attendance, Home... 43,947 (4.13 vs. PHI) Largest Paid Attendance, Road... 47,909 (4.25 at NYY) Smallest Paid Attendance, Home...20,534 (5.5 vs. BAL) Smallest Paid Attendance, Road... 17,076 (4.29 at MIA) Home Sellouts...2 (2x, last, 4.18 vs. MIA) Longest Winning Streak (4.12-4/23) Longest Losing Streak... 3 ( ) Largest Deficit Overcome... 3 runs (trailed 3-0 after 4, won 7-5, 4.16 vs. MIA) Largest Lead Lost... 2 runs (3x, last, led 2-0 after 3, lost, 8-2, 4.30 vs. WAS) OUTFIELD ASSISTS (3) NAME TOTAL (LAST) Granderson at MIA Lagares vs. WAS HOME RUN CHART 2-HR Games (-) Mets Pepsi Porch HR (-) Leadoff HR (1) Granderson (April 26 at NYY off Eovaldi) Pinch-Hit HR (-) Walk-off HR (-) Grand Slams (-) Back-to-Back HR (1) Wright/Mayberry Jr. (April 10 at Atlanta) CAREER WALKOFFS NAME TIMES LAST Cuddyer (HR) d Arnaud (1B) Duda (HR) Flores (sac fly) Granderson (1B) Herrera 0 - Lagares 0 - Mayberry Jr (1B) Monell 0 - Murphy (1B) Nieuwenhuis (HR) Plawecki 0 - Recker 0 - Tejada (1B) Wright (1B) RECORD BREAKDOWN Leading After Tied After Trailing After Leading After Tied After Trailing After Leading After Tied After Trailing After Out Hit Opponent Get Out Hit Equal in Hits Quality Start Non Quality Start Shutouts One Run Games Two Run Games Score 4 or More Runs Score 3 or Less Runs Hit a Home Run Hit 2+ Home Runs Do Not Allow a Home Run Hit More Home Runs Opponent Hits More HRs Starter Goes Starter Goes Starter Goes Home Road Day Games Night Games Scoring First Opponent Scores First vs. NL East vs. NL Central vs. NL West Interleague Series at Home Series on Road Overall Series First Game of Series Rubber Game of Series Last Game of Series Series Sweeps Errorless Walk-off Last At-Bat Extra Innings vs. LHP Starters vs. RHP Starters MISC. WINS Come from Behind Wins... 9 last 5.9 at PHI (trailed 2-1 after 6, won 3-2) Wins in Last At-Bat at MIA Walk-off Wins...

7 MAY 10 AT PHILADELPHIA GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS PAGE 7 DATE OPP W/L WP LP SV Rec. Pos. W, 3-1 Colon (1-0) Scherzer (0-1) Carlyle (1) 1-0 T1st/ATL 4/7 Off Day L, 1-2 Zimmermann (1-0) degrom (0-1) Storen (1) 1-1 T2nd/-1.5 W, 6-3 Harvey (1-0) Strasburg (0-1) 2-1 2nd/-1.0 L, 3-5 J. Johnson (1-0) Montero (0-1) Grilli (3) 2-2 T2nd/-2.0 L, 3-5 Teheran (2-0) Gee (0-1) J. Johnson (1) 2-3 3rd/-3.0 W, 4-3 Colon (2-0) Jaime (0-1) Familia (1) 3-3 T2nd/-2.0 4/13 PHI W, 2-0 degrom (1-1) Harang (1-1) Familia (2) 4-3 2nd/-2.0 4/14 PHI W, 6-5 Harvey (2-0) Buchanan (0-2) Familia (3) 5-3 2nd/-1.0 4/15 PHI W, 6-1 Niese (1-0) Williams (1-1) 6-3 T1st/ATL 4/16 MIA W 7-5 Blevins (1-0) Dunn (0-1) Familia (4) 7-3 1st/+0.5 4/17 MIA W, 4-1 Colon (3-0) Hand (0-1) Familia (5) 8-3 1st/+0.5 4/18 MIA W, 5-4 degrom (2-1) Latos (0-3) A. Torres (1) 9-3 1st/+1.5 4/19 MIA W, 7-6 Harvey (3-0) Koehler (1-2) Familia (6) st/+1.5 4/20 Off Day 4/21 ATL W, 7-1 Niese (2-0) Cahill (0-2) st/+2.5 4/22 ATL W, 3-2 Carlyle (1-0) Johnson (1-1) Familia (7) st/+3.5 4/23 ATL W, 6-3 Colon (4-0) Teheran (2-1) Familia (8) st/+4.5 L, 1-6 Pineda (3-0) degrom (2-2) st/+4.5 W, 8-2 Harvey (4-0) Sabathia (0-4) st/+4.5 L, 4-6 Shreve (1-0) Niese (2-1) Miller (7) st/+4.5 W, 3-1 C. Torres (1-0) Cishek (0-1) Familia (9) st/+4.5 L, 3-4 Morris (3-0) C. Torres (1-1) Cishek (2) st/+4.5 L, 3-7 Dyson (1-0) Colon (4-1) st/+4.5 4/30 WAS L, 2-8 Strasburg (2-2) degrom (2-3) st/+4.5 5/1 WAS W, 4-0 Harvey (5-0) Scherzer (1-3) Familia (10) st/+4.5 5/2 WAS L, 0-1 Gonzalez (2-2) Niese (2-2) Storen (6) st/+3.5 5/3 WAS L, 0-1 Fister (2-1) Gee (0-2) Storen (7) st/+3.5 5/4 Off Day 5/5 BAL W, 3-2 Colon (5-1) Norris (1-3) Familia (11) st/+4.0 5/6 BAL W, 5-1 degrom (3-3) Jimenez (2-2) st/+4.0 5/7 Off Day L, 1-3 Hamels (2-3) Harvey (5-1) Papelbon (6) st/+3/5 W, 3-2 Niese (3-2) Harang (3-3) Familia (12) st/ /15 MIL 5/16 MIL 5/17 MIL 5/18 StL 5/19 StL 5/20 StL 5/21 StL 5/25 PHI 5/26 PHI 5/27 PHI 5/28 Off Day 5/29 MIA 5/30 MIA 5/31 MIA 6/8 Off Day 6/9 SFG 6/10 SFG 6/11 SFG 6/12 ATL 6/13 ATL 6/14 ATL 6/15 TOR 6/16 TOR 6/22 Off Day 6/26 CIN 6/27 CIN 6/28 CIN 6/29 Off Day 6/30 CHC 7/1 CHC 7/2 CHC 7/9 Off Day 7/10 ARI 7/11 ARI 7/12 ARI 7/13 Off Day 7/14 All-Star Game (Great American Ball Park) 7/15 Off Day 7/16 Off Day DATE OPP W/L WP LP SV Rec. Pos. 7/23 LAD 7/24 LAD 7/25 LAD 7/26 LAD 7/27 Off Day 7/28 SDP 7/29 SDP 7/30 SDP 7/31 WAS 8/1 WAS 8/2 WAS 8/6 Off Day 8/10 COL 8/11 COL 8/12 COL 8/13 COL 8/14 PIT 8/15 PIT 8/16 PIT 8/17 Off Day 8/20 Off Day 8/28 BOS 8/29 BOS 8/30 BOS 8/31 PHI 9/1 PHI 9/2 PHI 9/3 Off Day /14 MIA 9/15 MIA 9/16 MIA 9/17 Off Day 9/18 NYY 9/19 NYY 9/20 NYY 9/21 ATL 9/22 ATL 9/23 ATL 9/28 Off Day 10/2 WAS 10/3 WAS 10/4 WAS APRIL TOTALS 15-9 Team ERA: 3.33 Team Batting:.240 MAY TOTALS 4-3 Team ERA: 1.16 Team Batting:.215 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 May June July August September October Totals RECORD BY DAY Day Home Road Total Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Totals