2025 Mets Stat Leaders

2025 will be looked back on as a massive disappointment in franchise history. However, outside of the failure to make the postseason, many individual players either enjoyed career years or led the league (or close to it) in respective stat categories (sometimes for better or for worse).

While it’s important to point out the positive, it’s also noteworthy to view the other side as well to get the full picture for a season like the 2025 Mets.

***Editor’s Note: While José Azocar technically is the Mets’ batting average leader with a .278, he only appeared in 12 games. We’ll only be looking at qualified players for this article.***

Here are your 2025 Mets stat leaders:

Offense

• fWAR: Francisco Lindor, 6.3 fWAR (tied with Cleveland’s José Ramírez for eighth-best in MLB)
• Average: Pete Alonso, .272 BA (career-high)
• OBP, SLG & OPS: Juan Soto, .396 OBP (led National League), .525 SLG, .921 OPS (sixth-best in MLB)
• Home Runs: Juan Soto, 43 HRs (third-best in NL, career-high)
• RBIs: Pete Alonso, 126 RBIs (second-best in MLB)
• Hits: Francisco Lindor, 172 hits (tied for fifth-best in NL)
• Walks: Juan Soto, 127 (led MLB, set a new club record)
• Doubles: Pete Alonso, 41 (T-1 for first in MLB, first Met since Gregg Jefferies in 1990 to lead NL)
• Tripes: Jeff McNeil, 5 3Bs
• Stolen Bases: Juan Soto, 38 SB (career-high, T-4 in MLB with, yes this is a real stat Oneil Cruz and Bobby Witt Jr)
• Strikeouts: Pete Alonso, 162
• Errors: Francisco Lindor, 13
• wRC+: Juan Soto, 156 wRC+
• BB%: Juan Soto, 17.8% BB% (highest on team) — Mark Vientos, 6.5% BB% (lowest on team)
• K%: Jose Siri, 47.2% K% (highest on team) — Jeff McNeil, 11.9% K% (lowest on team)

Starting Pitching

Injuries decimated the pitching rotation, and only Clay Holmes and David Peterson started in 30 or more games for the Mets. Kodai Senga started 22, Griffin Canning 16, Tylor Megill 14, Sean Manaea 12, Nolan McLean eight, Frankie Montas seven, Jonah Tong five, Brandon Sproat four and Paul Blackburn four.

***While we said we would be looking only at qualified players, it would be a bit boring to just have Holmes and Peterson as the only recipient for stats. We will put the leader + Holmes or Peterson’s stats for starters.***

• fWAR: David Peterson, 3.1 fWAR
• ERA: Nolan McLean, 2.06 ERA + Clay Holmes 3.63 ERA (ninth-best in NL)
• IP: David Peterson, 168.2 IP
• Strikeouts: David Peterson, 150 K (Career-high)
• BB: Clay Holmes, 66 BB
• BAA: .200 BAA vs. Nolan McLean + .241 BAA vs. Clay Holmes
• HR allowed: Clay Holmes, 14
• K%: Nolan McLean, 30.3% K% + David Peterson, 20.7% K%
• BB%: Kodai Senga, 11.4% BB% (career-high) + David Peterson, 9.0% BB% (team-low for starters)

Relievers

• fWAR: Edwin Díaz, 2.0 fWAR (tied for seventh-best in MLB)
• ERA: Edwin Díaz, 1.63 ERA (second-best in MLB for relievers)
• IP: Edwin Díaz, 66.1 IP
• Strikeouts + SV: Edwin Díaz, 98 K, 28 SV
• BB: Ryne Stanek, 32 BB (most on team), Dìaz, 21 BB (fewest on team)
• BAA: Ryne Stanek, .251 BAA (highest on team), Dìaz, .162 BAA (lowest on team)
• HR allowed: Ryne Stanek, seven (most on team), Dìaz, four (fewest on team)
• K%: Edwin Díaz, 38.0% K% (highest on team), Tyler Rogers, 9.0% K% (lowest on team)
• BB%: Ryne Stanek, 12.5% BB% (highest on team), Tyler Rogers, 2.7% BB% (lowest on team)

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