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Pedro Beato
Ultimate Mets Database popularity ranking: 884 of 1252 players
Pedro Beato
Born: October 27, 1986 at Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Throws: Right Bats: Right
Height: 6.06 Weight: 230

Pedro Beato was the most popular Ultimate Mets Database daily lookup on September 20, 2016, May 5, 2019, January 6, 2020, February 21, 2022, and June 1, 2023.

First Mets game: April 1, 2011
Last Mets game: July 23, 2012

Share your memories of Pedro Beato HERE IS WHAT OTHER METS FANS HAVE TO SAY: Frank B April 25, 2011 He throws strikes (so far) and throws hard. Has a good slider (unlike Parnell). Jury is still out on him but could be a steal for once. Quality Met May 2, 2011 I noticed that Pedro has something in common with his teammate, Jonathon Niese. Both were born on the same day that the Mets won their last World Championship. Could this be a sign of good things to come for the orange and blue? I sure hope so. Good luck, Pedro. murphy August 21, 2012 After watching his absolutely putrid display in the 10th inning against the Nationals in July, I hoped to never ever see Beato in a Mets uniform again. Looks like my wish came true. The Red Sox actually agreed to take this guy? With the Madoff Trustee's lawsuit hanging over their heads, the Mets decided to go as cheap as humanly possible to fill out their roster last year by drafting Beato and Brad Emaus in the Rule 5 draft. Would the Mets please stop acquiring players via Rule 5? Please? Much like their record with signing players from Asia, the Mets' history of Rule 5 draftees is dismal beyond belief. Mr. Sparkle August 28, 2012 The guy had one bad outing this year and is demoted, and then traded. He was very good for most of 2011, faded a little but I thought was one of the more promising arms in the bullpen. Half way through 2011 they were talking about him as a possible closer and then they don't give him much of a chance in 2012 only to dump him after one bad outing. I don't get it. I expect him to do quite well in Boston. Hebner's Shovel September 4, 2012 I remember that "one bad outing" the previous poster referred to quite well, as I was watching the game. It was July 17th at Washington, and Beato came in the game in the 10th inning and promptly served up a Walk-off Wild-Pitch. Final: Nats 5, Mets 4. And then he blamed it on his catcher. Nice. This was the game that Valdespin hit a 3-run pinch HR off Clippard in the 9th, all for naught. What I remember most about this game, though, was mentioning to my friend how totally unexcited Beato looked as he finished his warmups in the bullpen and prepared to walk into the game. He had that face that he always seemed to have with the Mets, that uninspired face, and I mentioned then that he looked like he'd rather be doing anything - flippin' burgers somewhere, sweeping a floor, anything - rather than enter that game. The results, sadly, speak for themselves. And don't forget, he was chastised by Bobby Ojeda late last Sept. for saying he was "tired". Quite a good deal for the Mets, Shoppach looks good at the plate and behind it as well. As for Beato, good riddance. Ken Borsuk April 30, 2021 One of the most terrifying "what if's" in Mets history involves Pedro. When the Mets traded Pedro to the Red Sox for Kelly Shoppach, he was not the Sox first choice. Instead the Sox asked for a pitcher coming off Tommy John surgery and Sandy Alderson seemed amenable to it until he was talked out of it by others in the organization and they settled on Pedro instead. That other pitcher? Jacob deGrom. Alex November 16, 2021 I though Beato was going to be a stud with New York because of the way he started with the team. He didn't allow a single earned run through his first 12 appearances of 2011 and carried an ERA under 3 through the end of May. Then the wheels fell off ... until he had an excellent July ... then the wheels fell off for good. I checked up on him from time to time after he left the Mets to see how he did and he never quite regained the glory of those first couple months in NY. He was playing professionally as recently as 2019, but last played in the majors in 2017. Alex July 5, 2023 I was interested to learn that the Mets actually drafted Beato in 2005, however he did not sign and was instead taken as a first rounder by the Orioles in 2006. It wasn't until December 2010 that the Mets got their man, taking him from Baltimore in the Rule V draft. Beato was one of the Mets most-used relievers in 2011, tying Bobby Parnell for second in the team with 60 appearances; Tim Byrdak was number one with 72. In August 2014, when he was in the Braves system with their Triple-A club, I sent him an autograph request through the mail. He never responded.

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