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Miguel Cairo
Ultimate Mets Database popularity ranking: 298 of 1252 players
Miguel Jesus Cairo
Born: May 4, 1974 at Anaco, Venezuela
Throws: Right Bats: Right
Height: 6.01 Weight: 208

First Mets game: April 6, 2005
Last Mets game: September 30, 2005

Share your memories of Miguel Cairo HERE IS WHAT OTHER METS FANS HAVE TO SAY: Mr. Met May 22, 2005 An absolute steal for the Mets! I can't believe the Yankees let this guy go, he is a perfect utility man who can even play every day. Another brilliant move by Omar. Mr. Sparkle September 11, 2005 As bad as Matsui has been, Cairo has been just as bad. He may have a slightly better glove but he has little range and he's nothing more than a .250 singles hitter. He has not been at all clutch and is really only suited to come off the bench and get a spot start here or there. That's what he was before playing in the Bronx last year but they could afford to have his bat in their line up. He hit better last year but was in a better line up. I don't know why he got the job over Marlon Anderson or Chris Woodward. They are both better hitters. Matsui was starting to get hot when he got hurt. If he hadn't gotten hurt he probably would have had a good season and Cairo would have stayed on the bench where he belongs. DanMan MetsFan 6986 March 31, 2007 Good player. Was better than Matsui. The thing that upsets me the most is that he only hit 2 hrs in 05. He was a better fielder than Matsui, but not like Fonzie. The part in the season which annoyed me was when Matsui was rehabbing (over the course of half a season) Cairo was made starting 2B, then went on the 15 day DL. Typical. APetrie July 6, 2012 Mediocre middle infielder, at best, who thought he was much better than he actually was. Showed up to Mets Spring Training with a Yankees bag (his former employer) and refused to get rid of it. Weird and obnoxious. Good riddance. Alex May 16, 2022 Cairo's stay with the Mets was so mundane, so middling, so blah. He was out there, a lot, but no matter what day it was, you knew almost nothing eventful or exciting would happen when he was around. Cairo didn't hit home runs or drive runs in. He didn't score runs or have extra base hit power or walk. He didn't strike out a lot or commit errors. He wasn't even good at being bad so I don't even have anything to complain about. I had to check Cairo's stat line to see he stole 13 bases for the club in his sole year with them. That's not too bad, I guess. Cairo and Doug Mientkiewicz were the two "whatever" (semi) regulars from 2005 that thankfully didn't come back for another campaign. Hot Foot May 20, 2022 Willie Randolph should've cut him the day he refused to get rid of that Yankees bag. Then again, Randolph, a former Yankee, probably liked it.

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