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[QUOTE="SWC75, post: 3922382, member: 289"]
At the beginning of the season the issue was why weren't the Mets' line-up of proven hitters scoring runs? Then came all the injuries and we figured that the Mets would have a great second half because of all the guys we'd get back. Now we're here and things stink because of the original problem: good hitters aren't hitting.

I decided to take a quick look at it by comparing this season's OPS for players with at least 100AB vs their career OPS, (and yes, I was too lazy to factor out this year's numbers from the career numbers before making the comparison). From best to worst, (and I'll drop the decimal points for convenience), this year minus carrer and the difference:

Davis 866 - 804 = +62
Nido 636-581 = +55
Guillorme 751-710 = +41
Villar 727-728 = -1
McCann 675-92 = -17
Nimmo 807-832 = -25
McKinney 706-776 = -70
Alonzo 810-881 = -71
Smith 703-776 = -73
Peraza 604-680 = -76
Pillar 614-701 = -85
McNeil 739-857 = -118
Lindor 702-821 = -119
Conforto 670-826 = -156
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