1997 Mets Roster

Gulf Coast League (GCL) - Class: R
Team Record: 42-18
Finished 1st in the GCL's East Division
Manager: Mickey Brantley (0-0), Doug Flynn (0-0)
Affiliation: New York Mets
Location: Port St. Lucie, Florida

1997 Mets Statistics

Playoffs - Mets 1 game, Yankees 0
Finals - Mets 2 games, Rangers 0

The Mets of the Gulf Coast League ended the 1997 season with a record of 42 wins and 18 losses, finishing first in the league's East Division.

The Mets gave up 189 runs, the lowest total in the circuit. The team plated 308 runs. Chase Mulvehill paced all qualifying hitters on the roster by hitting .260. Kevin Dougherty topped the team with 6 wins and a team-best 1.94 earned run average, leading hurlers with significant time on the mound.

Members of the 1997 Mets who played in Major League Baseball during their careers were Andy Tomberlin, A. J. Burnett, Tyler Walker, Derek Wallace, Chris Howard, Octavio Dotel, Jason Isringhausen, Pete Harnisch, Bill Pulsipher, Endy Chávez, Paul Wilson, Alex Escobar and Tim Corcoran.

Mickey Brantley and Doug Flynn served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
A. J. BurnettRRJanuary 3, 19776'4"230North Little Rock, AR US
Luis CardonaRRSeptember 14, 19776'1"198Mayaguez, PR
Endy ChávezLLFebruary 7, 19785'11"170Valencia, Carabobo VE
Jason ChiversLLDecember 19, 19786'6"235Bellflower, CA US
Tim CorcoranRRApril 15, 19786'2"205Baton Rouge, LA US
Angel DavilaRRMay 1, 19755'9"155Ponce, PR
Rudy De La CruzRRNovember 2, 19796'0"178San Pedro de Macoris, San Pedro de Macoris DO
Ynocencio De La CruzRRFebruary 28, 19776'2"165Puerto Plata, Puerto Plata DO
Octavio DotelRRNovember 25, 19736'0"230Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional DO
Kevin DoughertyLLMarch 4, 19786'5"220Stratford, NJ US
Chad DurickRRDecember 28, 19766'0"175Stuart, FL US
Orlando EncarnacionRRMarch 1, 19796'0"218Bronx, NY US
Alex EscobarRRSeptember 6, 19786'1"185Valencia, Carabobo VE
Mathias FafardRRDecember 21, 19766'1"190Rockledge, FL US
Geoff GoetzLLApril 3, 19795'11"163Pompton Plains, NJ US
Rafael GomezRRSeptember 18, 19776'1"192Barahona, Barahona DO
Pat GormanRRAugust 16, 19776'2"230Suffern, NY US
Pete HarnischSRSeptember 23, 19666'1"195Commack, NY US
Bobby HillLRJune 25, 19795'9"165Natchez, MS US
Chris HowardRLNovember 18, 19656'0"185Lynn, MA US
Jason IsringhausenRRSeptember 7, 19726'3"235Brighton, IL US
Brian JenkinsRROctober 11, 19785'11"210Panama City, FL US
Clark LambertRRMay 9, 19756'0"195Nashville, TN US
Toby LarsonRRFebruary 22, 19736'3"210Coeur D'Alene, ID US
Matt LoweRRApril 3, 19796'4"219Dayton, OH US
Nick ManessRROctober 17, 19786'4"210Pinehurst, NC US
John MangieriRRSeptember 24, 19766'2"200Howard Beach, NY US
Andres MartinezRRNovember 30, 19766'1"160Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional DO
Scott McCraryRRJanuary 8, 19746'4"207San Bernardino, CA US
Mike MeadowsRROctober 19, 19786'1"192Huntington, WV US
Shaun MikkolaRRAugust 3, 19796'1"190Clearwater, FL US
Chase MulvehillRRFebruary 24, 19786'2"200Birmingham, AL US
Jose NunezRROctober 3, 19765'10"155New York, NY US
Jason PiersonRLJanuary 6, 19716'0"190Philadelphia, PA US
Mark ProctorRRSeptember 14, 19796'3"192Fredericksburg, VA US
Gerard ProsperLLFebruary 10, 19785'11"172Subiaco, Western Australia AU
Bill PulsipherLLOctober 9, 19736'3"230Fort Benning, GA US
Nick RainsRRAugust 12, 19786'1"170Lake Charles, LA US
Jason ShuckRRJanuary 29, 19785'11"165Midwest City, OK US
Fernando SordoLRJanuary 30, 19776'4"189Santurce, PR
Willie SuggsRRAugust 25, 19786'3"200Mount Vernon, IL US
Andy TomberlinLLNovember 7, 19665'11"160Monroe, NC US
Tony ValentineRRJanuary 15, 19755'10"180Stamford, CT US
Tyler WalkerRRMay 15, 19766'3"260San Francisco, CA US
Derek WallaceRRSeptember 1, 19716'3"200Van Nuys, CA US
Paul WilsonRRMarch 28, 19736'5"235Orlando, FL US
Michael YancyRRMarch 26, 19795'11"195San Diego, CA US



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