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Jermaine Allensworth
Ultimate Mets Database popularity ranking: 308 of 1252 players
Jermaine LaMont Allensworth
Born: January 11, 1972 at Anderson, Ind.
Throws: Right Bats: Right
Height: 6.00 Weight: 190

First Mets game: August 11, 1998
Last Mets game: May 29, 1999

Share your memories of Jermaine Allensworth HERE IS WHAT OTHER METS FANS HAVE TO SAY: EG March 18, 2001 One of only two home runs I called in person immediately before the pitch, in the second game of a doubleheader against Milwaukee. The other was this Knight who hit a home run off some bum named Schiraldi Mr. Sparkle May 24, 2001 How do you bat over .300 one year for the Pirates and then come to the Mets and suck? He must be buddies with Bobby Boonilla. Alex July 3, 2002 There was one pitcher who Jermaine Allensworth owned: Omar Daal. At least a couple HRs, and hits as well. Mr. Sparkle January 6, 2003 I remember being pretty pumped when they got this guy because he hit over .300 with the Pirates the year before. Major disappointment in my eyes as he barely hit .200 with the Mets. And it was a light .200 at that. Traded away for Jin Nunnally, another waste of oxygen in a Mets uniform. Gregory Gewirtz April 1, 2003 The day we got Allensworth from the Royals, Todd Pratt was supposed to start in left field for the first time in his career, but Allensworth got the start. It wasn't until the next year, in Arizona, that Pratt finally started a game in left field. And Allensworth homered that day. Barney Beaugareaux December 2, 2003 I saw Jermaine in a diner in Long Island one day. He was eating by himself and reading the sports page. My friend hit him with a spit ball but Jermaine didn't even notice. Kiwiwriter September 9, 2004 They teased the trade for him on the news, saying, "Mets make a deal," so I tuned in, to find out it was this guy. Great name, but not much of a player. I was annoyed more at the TV guys for hyping up this snoozer deal than at him. Dan Clark July 21, 2007 This guy is a class act. Good ball player, but a great person. Michael April 3, 2009 The most vivid memory I have of Jermaine is him getting a key hit in that 9th inning comeback against Schilling in May of 1999. Alex February 11, 2021 Jermaine Allensworth has a much larger share of my memory than he should. He is one of the first Mets I recall seeing play on TV when I got into the team in 1999. Though in retrospect he wasn't that good, nor did he play long with the team, I will always have that connection to him. He's also always been pretty solid about signing autographs -- he has signed for me through the mail three times. The most recent instance was ... 16 years ago, in 2005, when he was with the Joliet Jackhammers of the independent Northern League. Speaking of which: He might hold the title for best independent league career by a former Met. He played in the Northern League from 2004 to 2008, hitting over .320 twice and stealing as many as 26 bags in a season.

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