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Eli Marrero
Ultimate Mets Database popularity ranking: 812 of 1252 players
Elieser Marrero
Born: November 17, 1973 at Havana, Cuba
Throws: Right Bats: Right
Height: 6.01 Weight: 180

Eli Marrero was the most popular Ultimate Mets Database daily lookup on September 8, 2013, and December 19, 2021.

First Mets game: June 11, 2006
Last Mets game: August 8, 2006

Share your memories of Eli Marrero HERE IS WHAT OTHER METS FANS HAVE TO SAY: JohnT Brooklyn June 12, 2006 Saw Eli's first hit last night - a double in the gap of the Mets 15-2 shellacking of the D-backs. It was icing on the cake at that point - Excellent start! He's starting on the right foot just by replacing Kaz Matsui, who wore out his welcome 2 years ago. Let's hope that playing for a 1st place team revives his batting. Phil Thiegou June 14, 2006 Eli Marrero had the distinction of batting 9th for Tony LaRussa's Cardinals while he had the pitcher hit 8th in a scheme to get Mark McGwire get more RBIs. I hope as a Met he helps a lot of Mets get RBIs too. Joe Figliola June 28, 2006 Eli shows no fear wherever he plays. I also like his attitude towards playing a position where he has minimal experience. He was once asked if he had a problem spelling for David Wright at third base. He replied (and I'm paraphrasing) that he couldn't understand how hard it is to play third base. "You pick up the ball and you throw it to the base in question," he said. I look forward to seeing him play this year. Mr. Sparkle December 30, 2006 He was the only way for us to get rid of Kaz Matsui. For that alone he was worth it, since he did nothing else. John January 9, 2007 I think they should have kept him. He was a decent utility player and the Mets gave at bats to Mike DiFelice and Kelly Stinnett as catchers last season. Marrero was a better hitter than both of them, with much more power. I still remember that homer he hit off Randy Johnson and that bomb he hit in Boston. Should've kept him. Alex March 26, 2024 The 2006 Mets were a generally well-rounded team, obviously, but Marrero was one of the mysteries (the other one being Ricky Ledee). I couldn't understand what he might contribute to the team. He had been a big prospect some years before his stint with New York, but by the time he got to the Big Apple he was washed up. I guess they did what they had to do to get rid of Kaz Matsui, who the Mets traded away to get Marrero. I didn't know this until I looked him up for this comment, however Eli is apparently the uncle of Deven Marrero, who played for the Mets in 2022. I've written Eli three autograph requests in my day. The first was way back in 2004 when he was with Atlanta, and the most recent was in 2020 through his home address. He has yet to sign.

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