Your Rankings
1.Tom Seaver - The Franchise. Nuff said.
2.David Wright - The Face. Mr. Met. Don't like it? Deal.
3.Gary Carter - The Kid will ALWAYS be a cherished member of the family.
4.Keith Hernandez - Like Seaver, he came and taught us how to Believe.
5.Mike Piazza - Many put him higher, but respect must be paid to Mike. 9/21/11
6.Mookie Wilson - Always, ALWAYS see Mook flying down to first. He wears it well.
7.Jose Reyes - Always a great player, can't crack the top 6.
8.David Cone - Since Seaver, one of the the most dominant RHP ever when he was on.
9.Jerry Koosman - Always the bridesmaid to Seaver, a great pitcher in his own right.
10.Ron Darling - The Yalie knew how to pitch, and now is a great commentator.
11.Al Leiter - Bulldog. See 1999.
12.Carlos Beltran - Played well for us. Nobody, NOBODY could hit that curve.
13.Tug McGraw - Ya Gotta Believe.
14.E. Alfonzo - Great glove, great hitter, great Met.
15.Bud Harrelson - He also wore it well, and told Pete Rose a thing or two.
16.John Franco - Another Captain who gave us all premature alcoholism, but got the job done.
17.H. Johnson - Fearsome hitter, not so great hitting coach. Still a great guy and great Met.
18.Cleon Jones - Would we have The Miracle without him?
19.Doc Gooden - Low on the list for throwing his career away.
20.D. Strawberry - See above.
SportsNations Ratings
1.Mike Piazza
2.Tom Seaver
3.David Wright
4.Doc Gooden
5.D. Strawberry
6.Keith Hernandez
7.Gary Carter
8.John Franco
9.Jerry Koosman
10.Al Leiter
11.Jose Reyes
12.H. Johnson
13.Mookie Wilson
14.Cleon Jones
15.Ron Darling
16.Tug McGraw
17.David Cone
18.Carlos Beltran
19.E. Alfonzo
20.Bud Harrelson
Feel free to rip apart, but I like the list.