Player of the Month

[Baseball Guru]

Who do you give it to?

Jose Reyes or David Wright?

Both are on fire this month..

Reyes:
Doubles: 10
Triples: 4
HR's: 3
RBI's: 9
SB's: 14
obp%: .480
slg%: .720
avg: .430
Hits: 40

Wright:
Doubles: 4
Triples: 1
HR's: 10
RBI's: 29
SB's: 3
obp%: .422
slg%: .753
avg: .366
Hits: 34

[Nymet31]

Gotta go with Reyes. He has been HOT HOT HOT!!!

[Nanner]

Wow. They've both been so hot, but the edge goes to Jose. :thumbsup:

Aren't we lucky to have two guys like that on our team?!?!? :cheer:

[metmagic]

I love that beltran has been superb also but is totally under the radar cuz the other 2 are getting all the attention (which is what he wants). the team is clicking and i love it! :cheer:

[metmagic]

oh, i forgot to vote :D


Jose of course!! (btw, anyone see that out he made? their comments were so funny. they were like "an out? wait, does he know what to do with an out?" LOL)

[Cyberlibrarian]

Isn't it nice having to choose?

[Panzram]

Reyes

[Baseball Guru]

Reyes was named the NL player of the week last week, which really isnt a surprise...
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Mets SS Reyes named NL Player of the Week

June 26, 2006
NEW YORK (Ticker) - This time Jose Reyes gets the National League Player of the Week Award all to himself.

A week after being named a co-winner along with teammate David Wright, the New York Mets shortstop was named as the award winner on Monday.

It's the third straight week a member of the NL East-leading Mets has been honored with the award. Outfielder Carlos Beltran was the winner two weeks ago.


Reyes led the league with a .613 batting average (19-for-31), 1.032 slugging percentage and .613 on base percentage. His 19 hits, 10 runs, two triples and 32 total bases also led the NL last week and he tied for the league lead with four stolen bases.

The first Met to win the award in back-to-back weeks since pitcher Jesse Orosco in 1983, Reyes had six multi-hit games, including three four-hit outings while raising his batting average from .272 to .302.

Reyes leads the league with 34 stolen bases and 67 runs scored.

Other candidates for the award were Ryan Freel and Aaron Harang of the Cincinnati Reds, Ryan Howard of the Philadelphia Phillies and Reyes' teammates Jose Valentin and Wright.


http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news;_ylt=AkRR2XG1jRuPNBwKfPkWC2Mh0bYF?slug=nlplay eroftheweek&prov=st&type=lgns