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Mets Player Performance Meter: Hitters, Week 23

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The Mets have had plenty of poor weeks at the plate this season, but thanks to a few good individual performances, they avoided ranking among the worst offenses in the league over the past seven days. There's still plenty of ugliness in this player meter, but there were a few good things to sprinkle in to avoid the player meter's version of a red wedding.

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Bobby Abreu, OF--Image may be NSFW.
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Back from the minors, Abreu went 2-for-3.
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Campbell played a little bit but hit a lot less than a little bit.
Juan Centeno, CImage may be NSFW.
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--He’s on the roster, but Centeno did not make a plate appearance over the past week.
Travis d’Arnaud, CImage may be NSFW.
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Coming off a strong week, d’Arnaud had a stinker, hitting just .190/.190/.286.
Matt den Dekker, OFImage may be NSFW.
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While he’s been sidelined with an injury for the past several days, den Dekker hit well in the five plate appearances he got earlier in the week.
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Duda’s 118 wRC+ for the week was not spectacular, but it was good enough.
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It’s probably still too soon to write off Wilmer Flores as a major league hitter, but his performance over the past seven days didn’t make his case any stronger. He hit just .143/.174/.381.
Curtis Granderson, OFImage may be NSFW.
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It’s been a long time since Granderson had a week like the one he just had, as he hit .304/.385/.522. He still hasn’t had a good season, but perhaps he can salvage it a bit more before it’s over.
Dilson Herrera, 2BImage may be NSFW.
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It was an ugly week at the plate for the 20-year-old.
Juan Lagares, CFImage may be NSFW.
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While his 101 wRC+ for the week would typically be just fine given his defensive play, Lagares made a couple of rare mistakes in the outfield.
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Back from the disabled list, Murphy hit just .111/.200/.111. That’s not good.
Kirk Nieuwenhuis, OFImage may be NSFW.
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As was the case the week before, Nieuwenhuis got just seven plate appearances over the past seven days. This time, he went hitless with one walk.
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He started one game and played another, but Recker managed to hit his one home run for the week once again.
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Satin went 0-for-2 with a walk.
Ruben Tejada, SSImage may be NSFW.
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Tejada barely played but had a -10 wRC+ when he did.
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With his shoulder still not right, Wright’s season officially came to an end. Here’s to a resurgent 2015 season.
Eric Young Jr., OFImage may be NSFW.
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Perhaps this biggest anomaly of this mid-September week of meaningless baseball, Young hit .389/.421/.500, a slash line good for a 166 wRC+ over that span. Just don’t be on that happening again.

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