Moises Alou has the Mets longest hitting streak, 30 games, from August 31 through September 27 in 2007. Alou was 41 years old during his streak, and it is the longest hitting streak of anybody over 40. The streak was somewhat overshadowed by the Mets historic collapse. The previous Mets record was set the same year by David Wright. Most Met fans were happy to have that streak broken, as the streak was something of a black-eye: it occured at a time when Wright's other numbers were down, it spanned 2 seasons, and it jumped over the postseason in which Wright did have hitless games and generally failed to help the team. (Though Wright recovered and was arguably the NL's best player from mid-May through the end of the season). spanned 2 seasons, and ignored Wright's hitless games during his poor 2006 postseason.
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∙ 2008-01-08 14:29:30Alou tied Hubie Brooks for the Mets' longest consecutive game hitting streak at 30 games.
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I attended a Mets game against the Houston Colt 45s in the Polo Grounds in 1963 that ended a 17 game loosing streak, which was the longest up to that time. I can't imagine they've exceeded that.
In 2010 the Mets went 79-83 to finish 18 games back in 4th place. They had an 8 game winning streak from April 22nd to 30th and June 10th to 18th. Their longest losing streak was 6 from September 17th to 24th
11 wins in a rowThe New York Mets' longest winning streak is 11 games, which they have accomplished four separate times: 1969, 11 games1972, 11 games1986, 11 games1990, 11 games
The longest game in New York Mets history was on April 15, 1968 when the Mets were shutout the Houston Astros, 1-0, in 24 innings.
5 games in 1985, two against the Cardinals and three against the Reds.
In 1962 the Mets lost 17 in a row during their 120 loss inaugural year. The streak started on May 21 against the Astros and lasted until June 6 against the Philies (they beat the Cubs on June 8th 4-3)
On April 15, 1968, the Houston Astros defeated the Mets 1-0 in a 24-inning game at the Houston Astrodome. The 6-hour, 6-min. contest, which ended with the Astros' Bob Aspromonte hitting a grounder through the legs of Mets shortstop Al Weis in the bottom of the 24th, remains the longest shutout game in Major League history.
The longest game in Houston Astros history was on April 15, 1968 when the Astros shutout the New York Mets 1-0 in 24 innings.
On April 15, 1968, the Houston Astros defeated the Mets 1-0 in a 24-inning game at the Houston Astrodome. The 6-hour, 6-min. contest, which ended with the Astros' Bob Aspromonte hitting a grounder through the legs of Mets shortstop Al Weis in the bottom of the 24th, remains the longest shutout game in Major League history.