Chris Carter
- #23 | LF/RF BatsL ThrowsL
- Height6-0
- Weight230
- New York Mets
- Age27
- Experience 2 years
- Salary
- BirthplaceFremont, California
Willie Harris 'OK' after leaving game
Nationals Journal | Washington Post — Right fielder Willie Harris left the Nationals' 13-3 win over the Mets in the bottom of the second inning after crashing into outfield fence. In the evening, Harris said over the phone that he was "OK." During the game, a team spokesman said Harris left the game for precautionary reasons. Manager Jim Riggleman said after the game Harris will be checked Tuesday and may have suffered a mild concussion. Harris, chasing what would be a double by Chris Carter, smashed headfirst into the fence. Harris stood, then dropped to a knee and waited for Riggleman and head athletic trainer Lee Kuntz to come ...
Washington Nationals 21 hours agoPre-Game: Mets vs. Nationals
MetsBlog — Posted in MetsBlog,TwitterThe Mets open a three game series against the Nationals this afternoon at Nationals Park in Washington. Game time is 1:05 pm. The lineup is as follows: 1. Angel Pagan CF 2. Luis Hernandez 2B 3. Chris Carter RF 4. David Wright 3B 5. Ike Davis 1B 6. Lucas Duda LF 7. Josh Thole C [...]Leave a Comment
New York Mets September 6, 2010Game 138: Mets @ Nationals
Mets Blog | ESPN New York — 1:05 p.m: Lineups: Mets Angel Pagan, CF Luis Hernandez, 2B Chris Carter, RF David Wright, 3B Ike Davis, 1B Lucas Duda, LF Josh Thole, C Ruben Tejada, SS Mike Pelfrey, RHP Nationals Nyjer Morgan, CF Adam Kennedy, 2B Ryan Zimmerman, 3B Adam Dunn, 1B Roger Bernadina, LF Ivan Rodriguez, C Willie Harris, RF Danny Espinosa, SS Jordan Zimmermann, RHP
New York Mets September 6, 2010Pre-Game: Mets vs. Braves
MetsBlog — Posted in MetsBlog,TwitterThe Mets will look to salvage the final game of their four game series tonight against the Braves at Turner Field in Atlanta. Game time is 7:10 pm. The lineup is as follows: 1. Luis Castillo 2B 2. Lucas Duda LF 3. Carlos Beltran CF 4. Chris Carter RF 5. David Wright 3B 6. Ike [...]Leave a Comment
New York Mets September 3, 2010Video: Santana discusses injury
Mets Blog | ESPN New York — video Johan Santana discusses the injury that forced him from Thursday's start in Atlanta after five innings. The Mets identified it as a left pectoral strain. Pitching coach Dan Warthen momentarily mentioned Santana's shoulder. Santana has now made 16 starts of five-plus innings while allowing one run or fewer, the most in Major League Baseball. He is three shy of matching the franchise record, by Dwight Gooden in 1985, according to ESPN Stats & Information. Other postgame items: - Angel Pagan replaced Chris Carter for defense in right field in the seventh inning. Pagan's turn never ca...
New York Mets September 2, 2010Game 134: Mets @ Braves
Mets Blog | ESPN New York — 7:10 p.m.: Angel Pagan and Jose Reyes remain sidelined as the Mets try to avoid getting swept in a four-game series in Atlanta. Lineups: Mets Luis Castillo, 2B Lucas Duda, LF Carlos Beltran, CF Chris Carter, RF David Wright, 3B Ike Davis, 1B Joaquin Arias, SS Henry Blanco, C Johan Santana, LHP Braves Omar Infante, 2B Jason Heyward, RF Martin Prado, 3B Derrek Lee, 1B Brian McCann, C Matt Diaz, LF Alex Gonzalez, SS Melky Cabrera, CF Tim Hudson, RHP
New York Mets September 2, 2010Mark Trumbo and the Usual Suspects: Angels Upper Minors Report
Halos Heaven — AAA Salt Lake Bees: 68 wins, 69 losses Mark Trumbo, 1B - (27 AB's) .433/.500/.867 with 4 dbl, 3 HR, 9 RBI, 4 K/4 BB Before the season started, I asked myself how my ranking of Trumbo would change if he hit 30 HR's in the Pacific Coast League, and came to the conclusion that it wouldn't change things significantly if his other skills didn't improve. Well, he's hit 34 now, leads the Pacific Coast League in RBI's and total bases, and (I hope) tellingly outperformed A's uber prospect Chris Carter all season. Most importantly, he set a career high in walks without letting the strike...
Los Angeles Angels September 1, 2010A's top hitting prospect, Chris Carter, on the DL
San Francisco Chronicle — Chris Carter isn't finishing his season as he and the A's had anticipated. The club's top hitting prospect was returned to Triple-A Sacramento after going 0-for-19 with nine strikeouts in his first big-league experience, then Carter was placed on the... Chris Carter - Triple-A - Disabled list - Sacramento California - Strikeout
Oakland Athletics August 29, 2010A's top hitting prospect, Chris Carter, on DL
San Francisco Chronicle — Chris Carter isn't finishing his season as he and the A's had anticipated. The club's top hitting prospect was returned to Triple-A Sacramento after going 0-for-19 with nine strikeouts in his first big-league experience, then Carter was placed on the disabled... Chris Carter - Triple-A - Disabled list - Sacramento California - Strikeout
Oakland Athletics August 29, 2010-
Mike Pelfrey
SP
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Jose Reyes
SS
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David Wright
3B
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Chris Carter
LF/RF
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Sean Green
RP
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Raul Valdes
RP
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Oliver Perez
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Jesus Feliciano
CF/LF/RF
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Lucas Duda
1B/LF
- Your comments: Should Mets Jose Reyes come back this season? Newark Star-Ledger Highlighting the best comments from the NJ.com community
- Sabermetrics say Wright hasn't improved Mets Blog | ESPN New York Much was made about David Wright’s power outage in 2009. Some speculated that Wright was trying to overcompensate for the move to a new ballpark, while others said his increase in strikeouts was a sign he was still shaky after being hit in the head with a pitch in the second half of last season. Now that 2010 has but a month remaining, it appears as though Wright’s power outage was mostly a one-year blip. Wright has more than doubled his HR total from 2009, restoring his mid-to-high 20’s power that he’d established before. What’s interesting is how and why this...
- Final minor league leaders Mets Blog | ESPN New York With regular seasons over in the minors, here are the organization's final statistical leaders: Average (min 2.7 PA/team game): Darrell Ceciliani, Brooklyn, .351; Joe Bonfe, Brooklyn, .326; Josh Satin, Binghamton, .311; J.B. Brown, Brooklyn, .308; Cory Vaughn, Brooklyn, .307; Eric Campbell, Binghamton, .306; Lucas Duda, Buffalo, .304; Nick Evans, Buffalo, .300; Sean Ratliff, Binghamton, .298; Rylan Sandoval, Brooklyn, .295. Homers: Lucas Duda, Buffalo, 23; Nick Evans, Buffalo, 23; Brahiam Maldonado, Binghamton, 21; Sean Ratliff, Binghamton, 21; Zach Lutz, Buffalo, 19. RBIs: Lucas Duda, Buff...
- Mets' Perez: My goal is to be in 2011 rotation New York Daily News It's been a lost season for Oliver Perez, as Mets fans know, but Perez may try to make up for his extended spells of inactivity this season by pitching in winter ball in his native Mexico for the Culiacan Tomatillos.
- Finally, Mets' Perez has 'good' day New York Post WASHINGTON -- Oliver Perez was only the Mets' third-worst pitcher yesterday -- certainly a step in the right direction for the befuddled lefty. On a day Mike Pelfrey and Ryota Igarashi were a mess, Perez actually gave the Mets some stability by allowing one run over two innings in their...