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Craig Brazell

Craig Brazell
Ultimate Mets Database popularity ranking: 681 of 1218 players
Brazell
Craig Walter Brazell
Born: May 10, 1980 at Montgomery, Ala.
Throws: Right Bats: Left
Height: 6.03 Weight: 211

Craig Brazell was the most popular Ultimate Mets Database daily lookup on May 10, 2013, and November 4, 2018.

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First Mets game: August 17, 2004
Last Mets game: October 3, 2004

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Doc B
September 8, 2004
Well I hope we don't have another Jorge Toca on our hands! This guy has yet to get a hit and has looked overmatched at the plate while doing it.

Joe Figliola
September 27, 2004
He sure didn't look overmatched in the 11th inning of that thrilling Mets/Cubs matchup at Shea on 25 September. Man, what a shot!

Brazell reminds me of Eric Byrnes of the Oakland A's—a raw, gangly galoot with a lot of power. I like that he has a quick bat and I like how he tries to adjust his plate approach to a pitcher's strike zone.

We Mets fans sometimes have a tendency to write off or embrace rookies immediately. Let's see what Craig does during an extended period of time before we pass judgement.

Mr. Sparkle
September 30, 2004
Nice extra inning dinger against the Cubs to complete the come from behind win after Victor Diaz tied it in the 9th. Now, it's time to trade him for something good. Some guys get traded way too early- like Kazmir- other guys get held onto way too long- like Pat Strange. A blue chipper like Kazmir never should have been traded but Brazell, who will probably never be more than mediocre, could be a good chip to trade in the right deal before he turns into Jorge Toca. He's a top prospect, but not a blue chipper like David Wright that should be held onto. The Mets never seem to have a knack at trading or keeping a prospect at the right time.

Pete
September 2, 2008
I saw him play on the Binghamton Mets and he had the swing of an angel. The smooth flowing cut of a Keith Hernandez or Dave Magadan. Unlike Keith or Mags, I guess Brazell couldn't hit the breaking ball and didn't make it in the bigs for more than a cup of coffee.








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