1998 Binghamton Mets Roster

Eastern League (EL) - Class: AA
Team Record: 82-60
Finished 2nd in the EL's North Division
Manager: John Gibbons (82-60)
Affiliation: New York Mets
Location: Binghamton, New York
Ballpark: NYSEG Park
Attendance: 216,191, Avg. 3,179 in 68 home dates
1998 Binghamton Mets Statistics

Playoffs - New Britain Rock Cats 3 games, Binghamton Mets 1

The Binghamton Mets of the Eastern League ended the 1998 season with a record of 82 wins and 60 losses, finishing second in the league's North Division.

The Mets topped the league with just 553 runs allowed. Binghamton scored 660 runs. Terrence Long led the team with 16 home runs Scott Hunter drove in 65 runs and topped all regular batters by hitting .314. Nelson Figueroa paced the squad with 12 wins, while J. D. Arteaga recorded a 2.8 ERA, best among hurlers with significant time on the mound.

Mike Bell, Nelson Figueroa, Dan Murray, Scott Stewart, Terrence Long, Derek Aucoin, Octavio Dotel and Ed Yarnall were all players from the 1998 Binghamton Mets who played in the Majors during their careers.

John Gibbons served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Luis ArroyoLLSeptember 29, 19735'11"171Arecibo, PR
Ivan ArteagaLRJuly 20, 19726'2"227Puerto Cabello, Carabobo VE
J. D. ArteagaLLAugust 2, 19746'3"227Miami, FL US
Derek AucoinRRMarch 27, 19706'7"235Lachine, QC CA
Jesus AzuajeRRJanuary 16, 19735'10"177, Aragua VE
Mike BellRRDecember 7, 19746'2"195Cincinnati, OH US
Corey BrittanRRFebruary 23, 19756'6"200Scott City, KS US
Bailey ChanceySRAugust 25, 19745'8"160Montgomery, AL US
Dennis ColonLLAugust 4, 19735'10"185Manati, PR
Tony DardenRRMay 29, 19746'0"202Gilmer, TX US
Octavio DotelRRNovember 25, 19736'0"230Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional DO
Osvaldo FernándezLLApril 15, 19706'0"185La Habana, La Habana CU
Nelson FigueroaSRMay 18, 19746'1"185Brooklyn, NY US
Arnie GoochRRNovember 12, 19766'2"195Levittown, PA US
Pedro GrifolRRNovember 28, 19696'1"197Miami, FL US
Mark GuerraRRNovember 4, 19716'2"200Grand Ridge, FL US
Ryan HendersonRRSeptember 30, 19696'1"190Arcadia, CA US
Scott HunterRRDecember 17, 19756'1"210Philadelphia, PA US
Todd LandryRLAugust 21, 19726'4"215Baton Rouge, LA US
Terrence LongLLFebruary 29, 19766'1"190Montgomery, AL US
Jose LopezRRAugust 4, 19756'0"184Santiago, Santiago DO
Mike LyonsRRMay 20, 19756'3"220Orlando, FL US
Dwight ManessRRApril 3, 19746'3"188Chester, PA US
Scott McCraryRRJanuary 8, 19746'4"207San Bernardino, CA US
Eric MoralesRRSeptember 26, 19735'11"178Aguadilla, PR
Dan MurrayRRNovember 21, 19736'1"193Los Alamitos, CA US
Garrett NeubartRRNovember 7, 19735'10"160Summit, NJ US
Enohel PolancoRRAugust 11, 19745'9"169Puerto Plata, Puerto Plata DO
Dan PontesRRApril 27, 19716'3"200Bay Shore, NY US
Ken PumphreyRRSeptember 10, 19766'6"200Baltimore, MD US
Matt RaleighRRJuly 18, 19705'11"235Swanton, VT US
Sammy RodriguezRRAugust 20, 19755'9"196Rio Piedras, PR
Yuri SanchezLRNovember 11, 19736'1"165Moca, Espaillat DO
Rick SteedRRSeptember 8, 19706'2"185Mount Shasta, CA US
Scott StewartRLAugust 14, 19756'2"225Stoughton, MA US
Rich TurrentineRRMay 21, 19716'0"220Dallas, TX US
Leo VasquezLLJuly 1, 19736'4"193La Romana, La Romana DO
Jay VeniardLLAugust 16, 19746'4"215Syracuse, NY US
Ed YarnallLLDecember 4, 19756'3"234Lima, PA US
Julio ZorrillaSRFebruary 20, 19755'9"166San Pedro de Macoris, San Pedro de Macoris DO

Average attendance is based upon the number of actual home dates where known (most leagues from 1992 and later). Where the number of home dates is not known, the average is calculated using half the team's total games.




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