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Mark Guthrie
Ultimate Mets Database popularity ranking: 500 of 1233 players
Mark Andrew Guthrie
Born: September 22, 1965 at Buffalo, N.Y.
Throws: Left Bats: Both
Height: 6.01 Weight: 192

Mark Guthrie was the most popular Ultimate Mets Database daily lookup on December 17, 2015.

First Mets game: April 3, 2002
Last Mets game: September 29, 2002

Share your memories of Mark Guthrie HERE IS WHAT OTHER METS FANS HAVE TO SAY: murphy May 28, 2002 In Spring Training this year, Guthrie looked horrendous. It was batting practice when he came to the mound. Here comes this year's version of Rich Rodriguez or Tom Martin, I thought. Boy, was I wrong. He's been very solid, if unspectacular. The Mets ask him to get out lefties, and he does. Jujo August 27, 2002 This guy is #660 out 682 players in popularity? I orginally thought he was a nobody, but for once, here is someone who actually earns his pay as a Met! He is filling an important role for the team well. That means Steve Phillips will trade him (probably to the Skanks). Gregory Gewirtz March 25, 2003 The net result of one cluster of Steve Phillips trades in early December 2001 led to Robin Ventura moving to the Bronx, and LHP Mark Guthrie winding up as a Met. Though I was hoping the Mets would move him in spring training (Seattle was rumored to be offering INF Desi Relaford for him) Guthrie remained a Met, and turned in a shockingly good season, purportedly because former teammate Jason Giambi gave him some advice on what he, as a lefty hitter, would not like to face and/or because of a splitter Guthrie developed. Alex September 23, 2020 I liked Mark Guthrie. A very solid pitcher and a bright spot on an otherwise miserable 2002 team. They actually had a solid bullpen that year, with Armando Benitez, David Weathers, Grant Roberts, Steve Reed and Jaime Cerda also have good seasons. It's interesting to note that after leaving the Mets, Guthrie pitched a full season with the Cubs and posted a 2.74 ERA ... and that was it for his big league career.

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