The New York Mets Hall of Records:
Top Ten Post-Season Marks, Pitching

by season

The pitchers showcased here are presented on the basis of
their best Mets single-season mark for post-season Earned Run Average

Noah Syndergaard Best Post-Season ERA 0.00 in 2016		Jeurys Familia Best Post-Season ERA 0.61 in 2015		George Stone Best Post-Season ERA 0.93 in 1973
GAMES	GAMES STARTED	COMPLETE GAMES	INNINGS PITCHED	WINS	LOSSES
12, Jeurys Familia, 2015 9, John Franco, 2000 9, Addison Reed, 2015 8, Jesse Orosco, 1986 8, Armando Benitez, 2000 8, Tyler Clippard, 2015 seven tied with 7	4, Jon Matlack, 1973 4, Tom Seaver, 1973 4, Ron Darling, 1986 4, Dwight Gooden, 1986 4, Bob Ojeda, 1986 4, Mike Hampton, 2000 4, Al Leiter, 2000 4, Jacob deGrom, 2015 4, Matt Harvey, 2015 eleven tied with 3	1, Jerry Koosman, 1969 1, Tom Seaver, 1969 1, Jerry Koosman, 1973 1, Jon Matlack, 1973 1, Tom Seaver, 1973 1, Bob Ojeda, 1986 1, David Cone, 1988 1, Bobby Jones, 2000 1, Mike Hampton, 2000	31.2, Tom Seaver, 1973 30.2, Al Leiter, 2000 27.1, Mike Hampton, 2000 27.0, Bob Ojeda, 1986 26.2, Matt Harvey, 2015 26.0, Dwight Gooden, 1986 25.2, Jon Matlack, 1973 25.0, Jacob deGrom, 2015 22.2, Ron Darling, 1986 22.1, Jerry Koosman, 1969	3, Jesse Orosco, 1986 3, Jacob deGrom, 2015 eleven tied with 2	3, Dwight Gooden, 1986 3, Kenny Rogers, 1999 2, Jon Matlack, 1973 2, Harry Parker, 1973 2, Tom Seaver, 1973 2, Mike Hampton, 2000 twenty-four tied with 1

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Armando Benitez Best Post-Season ERA 1.00 in 1999		Glendon Rusch Best Post-Season ERA 1.08 in 2000		Rick Aguilera Best Post-Season ERA 1.29 in 1988
WINNING PERCENTAGE	HITS	RUNS	EARNED RUNS	STRIKEOUTS	BASES ON BALLS
1.000, Jesse Orosco, 1986 1.000, Jerry Koosman, 1969 1.000, Jerry Koosman, 1973 1.000, Bob Ojeda, 1986 1.000, Randy Myers, 1988 1.000, Turk Wendell, 1999 1.000, Matt Harvey, 2015 .750, Jacob deGrom, .750 three tied with .667	33, Dwight Gooden, 1986 28, Bob Ojeda, 1986 26, Tom Seaver, 1973 25, Al Leiter, 2000 23, Mike Hampton, 2000 21, Rick Reed, 2000 21, Jacob deGrom, 2015 21, Matt Harvey, 2015 20, Tom Seaver, 1969 19, Ron Darling, 1986	12, Dwight Gooden, 1986 11, Al Leiter, 2000 10, Tom Seaver, 1969 10, Jerry Koosman, 1969 9, Ron Darling, 1988 9, Al Leiter, 1999 9, Kenny Rogers, 1999 9, Mike Hampton, 2000 9, Bobby Jones, 2000 9, Rick Reed, 2000	10, Jerry Koosman, 1969 10, Tom Seaver, 1969 10, Dwight Gooden, 1986 10, Al Leiter, 2000 10, Matt Harvey, 2015 9, Kenny Rogers, 1999 9, Mike Hampton, 2000 9, Bobby Jones, 2000 four tied with 8	35, Tom Seaver, 1973 31, Al Leiter, 2000 29, Jacob deGrom, 2015 27, Matt Harvey, 2015 26, Noah Syndergaard, 2015 20, Jon Matlack, 1973 20, Dwight Gooden, 1988 18, Dwight Gooden, 1986 18, Mike Hampton, 2000 18, Rick Reed, 2000	12, Tug McGraw, 1973 12, Ron Darling, 1986 12, Mike Hampton, 2000 11, John Maine, 2006 9, Dwight Gooden, 1986 9, Bob Ojeda, 1986 9, Kenny Rogers, 1999 9, Al Leiter, 2000 seven tied with 8

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Jon Matlack Best Post-Season ERA 1.40 in 1973	John Franco Best Post-Season ERA 1.42 in 1999	Tom Glavine Best Post-Season ERA 1.59 in 2006
SHUTOUTS	SAVES	EARNED RUN AVERAGE
1, Jon Matlack, 1973 1, Bobby Jones, 2000 1, Mike Hampton, 2000	5, Jeurys Familia, 2015 3, Billy Wagner, 2006 2, Ron Taylor, 1969 2, Jesse Orosco, 1986 2, Armando Benitez, 2000 seven tied with 1	0.00, Noah Syndergaard, 2016 0.61, Jeurys Familia, 2015 0.93, George Stone, 1973 1.00, Armando Benitez, 1999 1.08, Glendon Rusch, 2000 1.29, Rick Aguilera, 1988 1.40, Jon Matlack, 1973 1.42, John Franco, 1999 1.59, Tom Glavine, 2006 1.93, Tug McGraw, 1973

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by series - by career

The pitcher whose name is in gold was Number One in each category;
the pitchers listed in white finished Numbers Two through Ten.

Winning Percentage is presented on the basis of a minimum of 2 decisions.
Earned Run Average is presented on the basis of a minimum of 6 innings pitched.