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David Newhan
Ultimate Mets Database popularity ranking: 814 of 1252 players
David Matthew Newhan
Born: September 7, 1973 at Fullerton, Cal.
Throws: Right Bats: Left
Height: 5.10 Weight: 180

David Newhan was the most popular Ultimate Mets Database daily lookup on November 15, 2018.

First Mets game: April 1, 2007
Last Mets game: September 29, 2007

Share your memories of David Newhan HERE IS WHAT OTHER METS FANS HAVE TO SAY: Jamey Bumbalo May 15, 2007 Randolph keeps putting Newhan in as a pinch-hitter, but as of May 15 he's batting three for 23 (.143). It's probably time to look to someone else. Mr. Sparkle August 3, 2007 I would have to say that this guy is the worst bench player they have had in recent memory. He adds nothing to the team. He's starting today against the Cubs, and I can't understand why. He really sucks. How horrible are our minor leagues if this is the best outfielder that they have after Gomez got hurt. Pathetic. Mrs. Met August 14, 2007 UGH! This guy looks like Kurt Russel! I wish he WOULD escape from New York. The other day he actually got a hit and I almost fell off of my seat. This guy is AWFUL! Alan K. Tracy September 16, 2007 I watched this fellow play the last exhibition game between the Mets and the Dodgers at Hollman Stadiam in Vero Beach. I was impressed. I think he had four hits that day. I know he hit one out. I loved his swing. I was hoping that he would get a chance to play. I know a player wants to be in the Big Leagues, but, you need to play, especially if you are young. It seemed to me that Wilie Randolph liked what he saw. John October 1, 2007 I think he could have been a decent bat off the bench if he was given a few starts earlier in the year to get his swing down. I would have liked to have seen a bit more pop in his bat, but he's a decent player. I just don't think he was ever given a few days to string some at bats together. I'd give him another look next spring. Alex October 2, 2024 I remember Newhan more for his time with the Orioles than with the Mets. But I have a more recent memory of him, as well. My dad and I went to see a Kingsport Axmen (Appalachian League) game this year. What do you know, former Met David Newhan is coaching for them. Well, there my dad and I are in the stands when a couple fellas down there in the concession area start making a ruckus. My dad and I acknowledge it, and the third base coach acknowledges us acknowledging it, saying something (not sure what) to us. And what do you know, it was former Mets legend David Newhan! (I'm pretty sure it was him, at least. I've convinced myself it was). I was as giddy as a little school girl. Stu Baron October 2, 2024 Alex, 74 at-bats across 56 games doesn’t qualify Newhan as a “Mets legend.”

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