Pelf, Santana next in seniority after Wright
December, 19, 2011
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With Jose Reyes' departure, David Wright is now the longest-tenured Met. Wright made his major league debut on July 21, 2004 -- three years after he was drafted out of Hickory High School in Virginia with the 38th overall pick.
Who are the other most-senior Mets currently on the 40-man roster? Here's a look:
2. Mike Pelfrey -- made major league debut July 8, 2006
3. Johan Santana -- acquired from Minnesota Twins on Feb. 2, 2008
4. Daniel Murphy -- made major league debut Aug. 2, 2008
5. Jon Niese -- made major league debut Sept. 2, 2008
6. Bobby Parnell -- made major league debut Sept. 15, 2008
7. Fernando Martinez -- made major league debut May 26, 2009
8. Josh Thole -- made major league debut Sept. 3, 2009
9. R.A. Dickey -- signed as free agent Dec. 21, 2009
10. Jason Bay -- signed Dec. 29, 2009
11. Manny Acosta -- claimed off waivers from Braves on March 30, 2010
12. Ruben Tejada -- made major league debut April 7, 2010
13. Jenrry Mejia -- made major league debut April 7, 2010
14. Ike Davis -- made major league debut April 19, 2010
* Based on MLB debut for homegrown players; acquisition date for external players. Does not imply continuous major league service
Who are the other most-senior Mets currently on the 40-man roster? Here's a look:
2. Mike Pelfrey -- made major league debut July 8, 2006
3. Johan Santana -- acquired from Minnesota Twins on Feb. 2, 2008
4. Daniel Murphy -- made major league debut Aug. 2, 2008
5. Jon Niese -- made major league debut Sept. 2, 2008
6. Bobby Parnell -- made major league debut Sept. 15, 2008
7. Fernando Martinez -- made major league debut May 26, 2009
8. Josh Thole -- made major league debut Sept. 3, 2009
9. R.A. Dickey -- signed as free agent Dec. 21, 2009
10. Jason Bay -- signed Dec. 29, 2009
11. Manny Acosta -- claimed off waivers from Braves on March 30, 2010
12. Ruben Tejada -- made major league debut April 7, 2010
13. Jenrry Mejia -- made major league debut April 7, 2010
14. Ike Davis -- made major league debut April 19, 2010
* Based on MLB debut for homegrown players; acquisition date for external players. Does not imply continuous major league service
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