David Wright, Carlos Beltran, and Carlos Delgado. These are the names you’d think of when quipped with the question of which Mets were the biggest offensive power and RBI threats in the post-Piazza era.
To define, I’m referencing the type of player who has a knack for the long ball, often in the biggest spots of games, series, or seasons. This player hit the home run ball consistently and represented the threat of going yard every time he stepped up to the plate. He drove in runs as a result and was an offensive catalyst through and through.