David Wright and Jose Reyes have both have had up and down years this year and their stat projections display this. They both have stats that if trends continue should significantly increase while other ones will drop. The projections are based off of both players reaching the same the AB totals as they did in 2007.
David Wright:
2007: 604 AB, 196 H, 113 R, 42 2B, 30 HR, 107 RBI, 34 SB, 94 BB
2008: 164 H, 98 R, 53 2B, 31 HR, 142 RBI, 22 SB, 128 BB
There is a big hit drop here because as of late, Wright has been in a mini slump that has him batting about 50 points lower than the previous season. Even with this, his stats show that some of his power numbers are due for an increase. His homer rate is about the same, but he is in line to get more doubles and way more RBI. The Mets as a team, as of late, have been stealing more bases, so I think his numbers will increase in SB. I think his hits and runs will increase but his RBI and doubles are probably a bit high.
Jose Reyes:
2007: 681 AB, 194 H, 119 R, 38 2B, 12 3B, 12 HR, 57 RBI, 78 SB, 77 BB
2008: 180 H, 104 R, 38 2B, 23 3B, 10 HR, 62 RBI, 57 SB, 76 BB
For the most part, it looks like Reyes will stay consistent to last year, especially in terms of walks, doubles and homers. He is on pace to drive in more runners than last year and to get more triples. For his stolen base totals, the same comment about Wright's still applies, he will be having an increase of SB as the season progresses.
