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Time Traveler Tuesdays: Mets' Shortstops of the 90s: Defensive Excellence, Not So Much on the Hitting

Time Traveler Tuesdays: Mets' Shortstops of the 90s: Defensive Excellence, Not So Much on the Hitting

Time Traveler Tuesdays: Mets' Shortstops of the 90s: Defensive Excellence, Not So Much on the Hitting

The most popular 90s Mets shortstops all had something in common: they could field the ball as well as or better than anyone else in the National League. Kevin Elster, Jose Vizcaino, and Rey Ordonez were solid fielders. Ordonez stood out as a spectacular fielder. He'll always be remembered for his range, his arm, and his flair. We begin the 90s with Kevin Elster, who had already set a major league record at short in the late 80s for the most consecutive games without an error

Mar 244 min read

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