Mets Player Performance Meter: Position players, July 18-27

After four days off, the last thing you want to see is your team hit the skids, especially not when you’re celebrating a franchise icon at home. However, that is exactly how the Mets began the second half of the year, sullying David Wright Day for all. But since then, the Mets have turned on the afterburners, winning the last game against the Reds, sweeping the Angels, and traveling to San Francisco where they won the series/swept the series. While the hitting hasn’t been consistent, it has been effective enough to get the job done.

The troubles at the top of the lineup are still real, with Brandon Nimmo being the only one of the top four to really hit all week.