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Pat Howell
Ultimate Mets Database popularity ranking: 721 of 1252 players
Patrick O'Neal Howell
Born: August 31, 1968 at Mobile, Ala.
Throws: Right Bats: Both
Height: 5.11 Weight: 155

First Mets game: July 10, 1992
Last Mets game: October 4, 1992

Share your memories of Pat Howell HERE IS WHAT OTHER METS FANS HAVE TO SAY: Eric As I recall, an outstanding defensive player. I believe he's now in the minors. Bob Hackett Pat is still hanging on in the independent Atlantic League. VIBaseball June 22, 2001 That's what I recall too, Eric--Pat made one of the best catches I ever saw by a Mets CF short of Tommie Agee in the '69 Series. He sprinted from far left center to the gap in right, climbed the wall, and hauled the ball in. He just couldn't hit. Jay June 23, 2001 Does anyone remember the last game of 1992, Pat was injured running into the Wall (the only reason I know is because I have pics) but my friend with the same last name as John Valetin said, he was also there and that he toe up his knee. I doubted him but it turned out to be true Also Barry Bonds' last game as a Pirate pete febbraro September 29, 2001 i recall one game when pat howell made what I still consider to be among the greatest catches in baseball..it was at Shea and hea ran back to the centerfield wall and with his back to the plate ran up the wall and made a hell of a grab... Vince June 12, 2004 Pat remains to this day a true ambassador of baseball. It is true that he still plays in the minors with the Nashua Pride but he is also a first base coach. His love of the game is infectious and he always has time for charity work and to acknowledge the fans. There should be more like him in MLB today! Burn the Black July 18, 2011 Pat was an outstanding defensive player. If my memory serves me correctly, I believe he made two great catches in one week that were ranked #1 and #2 on a list of the Top 5 Plays on "This Week in Baseball". Good glove man. I just wish he was a better hitter. Ken March 30, 2020 Jay, I was at that last game of the season at Shea Stadium in 1992. When Pat Howell slammed into the center field wall, Pat’s glove actually went over the fence. John Franco ran over from the Met bullpen to retrieve Pat’s glove and he tossed it back over the fence to one of the other Met outfielders. Thankfully, Pat was not seriously hurt because initially the guy looked to be in bad shape. PS I think this game was also second baseman (and future Met manager) Willie Randolph’s last game as a ball player. Willie received a standing ovation from the Shea faithful when he came up for his last major league at bat and he tipped his hat and mouthed, “Thank you,” to the fans.

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