While last week went about as poorly as it could have gone, with the Mets winning just one game against the Nationals and Marlins, this week the team fared much better, going 5-1 and completing a four-game sweep of the Nationals and taking two out of three from the Tigers. Even in the one game the Mets lost this week, they certainly scored enough runs to win the game. This week, the team has averaged 6.67 runs per game. The team’s 15 home runs this week tops the National League. And with a lot of the Mets’ best hitters sidelined with injuries, a lot of this production came from unexpected sources.
Mets Player Performance Meter: Position players, May 20-26
