(or not)
Now, I'm a Mets fan, so call me biased, but Jose Reyes is on a hot streak from hell. Last 7 days, he's 19/31 (.613!), and he's gotten a hit as the leadoff batter in each game (including two homers). In his current 13 game hitting streak, he's hitting .561; he's score 25 runs in the past 18 games. He leads the majors in runs scored, triples, and stolen bases, and 4th in hits. Add to that he's got a cannon for an arm, and great range. And he's 23. Last week he went from first to third on a ground ball out.
It's been quite fun following him and David Wright, who is also only 23, as the Mets finally put the Braves out of the picture.
Amazing that these two lead the "other" NY left side (Jeter and ARod) of the infield in every batting category.
Now, I'm a Mets fan, so call me biased, but Jose Reyes is on a hot streak from hell. Last 7 days, he's 19/31 (.613!), and he's gotten a hit as the leadoff batter in each game (including two homers). In his current 13 game hitting streak, he's hitting .561; he's score 25 runs in the past 18 games. He leads the majors in runs scored, triples, and stolen bases, and 4th in hits. Add to that he's got a cannon for an arm, and great range. And he's 23. Last week he went from first to third on a ground ball out.
It's been quite fun following him and David Wright, who is also only 23, as the Mets finally put the Braves out of the picture.
Amazing that these two lead the "other" NY left side (Jeter and ARod) of the infield in every batting category.