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Shawn Green
Ultimate Mets Database popularity ranking: 244 of 1252 players
Shawn David Green
Born: November 10, 1972 at Des Plaines, Ill.
Throws: Left Bats: Left
Height: 6.04 Weight: 190

Shawn Green was the most popular Ultimate Mets Database daily lookup on November 10, 2015.

First Mets game: August 24, 2006
Last Mets game: September 29, 2007

Share your memories of Shawn Green HERE IS WHAT OTHER METS FANS HAVE TO SAY: Anthony R September 8, 2006 Great pick-up for the post season run. We needed a "real" LH power DH for a possible World Series, and that means if we play in the Bronx for the title. Floyd or Green can both hit the "pennant porch" off these NY pitchers. In 2000 we had Darryl Hamilton as a DH. (yawn) JFK October 1, 2006 I could shake my head in the utter disappontment in acquiring Green. He is long past his prime. He has been awful for the Mets except for a DH against the Braves. I can't believe I would wish that the Mets still had Xavier Nady. 5280MetsFan October 12, 2006 This is a great pick-up for the Mets. We need his bat and his glove for the playoffs. Would you rather have Rickee or Lasting this October in the outfield?? He proved himself against the Dodgers. Jamey Bumbalo November 24, 2006 How many ways can you say over the hill? It was a waste of time to get him for 2006, and I sure hope he's gone before 2007. Jonathan Stern March 31, 2007 The guy played on each of the High Holy Days, even Yom Kippur. Not good form for a Jewish ballplayer. Mr. Sparkle May 8, 2007 I liked this guy when they traded for him. He had a great attitude and wanted to be part of the Mets. He was pretty decent in the playoffs as well. I couldn't understand those who were rooting against him to be on the team in 2007. I know everyone wants to see Milledge but there is something to be said about a veteran presence in the line up and Green has had a decent career. His spring training was dreadful but he has been pretty damn good in the first 5 weeks of the season. Hopefully he can keep it going and at the end of the day be an important part of the Mets 3rd world series title. I hope I have not just jinxed him and the team. Feat Fan May 28, 2007 I was concerned about the corner OF positions early on. Broken foot may linger as season wears on. It's a shame because his bat looks a lot livelier than last year. We may need to pick up some veteran depth in the OF. Jamey Bumbalo August 5, 2007 Green is no more than adequate, at best, and it's time to get someone else in right field. I didn't think he should have been part of the team this year, and I sure hope he's gone by the time 2008 starts. Mr. Sparkle August 5, 2007 How does your starting right fielder have only 30 RBIs while batting .270 in 333 ABs? Talk about a light .270!! That's a respectable average with practically zero run production. Not good. Dan September 26, 2007 I don't know why this guy is so maligned - anti- semitism perhaps? He is tearing up right handed pitching and is doing great down the stretch. Interestingly, in 2007 the Mets have three Jewish players - Green, Schoenweis and Newhan (though the last claims to be Christian too, go figure!) Has any major league team ever had more than one Jewish player before? My daughter's first baseball game was also Shawn Green's first apopearance with the Mets - we sat in right field and cheered him on. Menachem G. Jerenberg October 6, 2007 Dan- The Giants had 5 Jewish players at one time or another during the 1946 season and in 2005 the Red Sox had 3 Jews (Youkilis, Kapler and Stern) on the field at the same time. Green has always been one of my favorite players and I'm glad to see he can still contribute while Milledge matures. feat fan October 7, 2007 Can we consider 49 RBI's as a contribution? The weakest .290 you'll ever see... Alex September 30, 2020 Green, despite his past performances, was forgettable as a Met. Not good or bad, just forgettable. He didn't do anything poorly -- he had pop (10 dingers, 30 doubles in '07), but not a lot of it, he had speed (11 steals in '07), but not a lot of it, he hit for average (.291 BA in '07), but not high average. Though he came aboard as insurance for their playoff run, by 2007 he was just holding the right field position until someone better came along. Unfortunately, the Mets' next four right fielders -- Ryan Church, Jeff Francoeur, Carlos Beltran and Lucas Duda -- disappointed in that role, as well (recall Beltran was RF for only a year). Marlon Byrd broke the streak, but he was around for less than a season. Then came Curtis Granderson.

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