Mets D&D Alignment chart

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1. Cespedes

2. This has to be Francisco lindor

3. I go Cespedes. Really good player, but extremely “me over we”

4. Edwin Diaz

5. Robin Ventura

6. Winkler!

7. I like Robin Ventura as an answer: the only man to hit a Grand Slam Single, doing the Piazza impression during a rain delay, and willingly subjecting himself to Nolan Ryan’s fists earlier in his career? Think it fits.

   That said, Chaotic Neutral almost has to be Roger McDowell.

8. This is an awesome idea.

   Maybe Bartolo Colon for CG?

9. There is always so much recency bias with these things.

   I’m going with Lenny Dykstra because if you looked up the definition of chaotic good in Webster, you would see a picture of him.

10. Rickey Henderson is, to me, the definition of chaotic good.

11. Jake was Neutral Good after leaving us for Texas? The man hated New York. I still love him, but this is just silly.

12. Tommy Pham

13. Dwight Gooden has to be chaotic good. Extraordinary talent. Good person with a good heart. Got mixed up in bad things.

14. Tug mcgraw

15. Winker for sure

16. Based on the post yesterday, McLean belongs on the evil row. Some real geniuses think good to evil is actually just a scale of liberal to conservative.

17. Bartolo Colon

18. Keith Hernandez. Both as a player and announcer.

19. LFGM is pure chaotic good so i am voting for Pete

20. Peter Morgan Alonso. No question.

21. The entire Mets brand is essentially Chaotic Good…but I’m going to go with the player associated with the most CG play in franchise history: Mookie Wilson.

22. I’d put DeGrom as chaotic good.

23. RA Dickey… what’s more chaotic than a knuckleballer

24. Steve Cohen? The man has a boat load of money so he spends it on the Mets, but he also spends it on his Casino, and rage tweets, and is incredibly positive that the team will win

25. Blow, greenies and amazing play, Kieth is the answer.

26. Bartolo colon

27. Enough with these charts

28. Only real answer is Cespedes… ppl really underestimate how electric he was in 15 and basically carried us to the WS (along with Murph’s NLCS performance). Couple that with all his boneheaded moves, he’s pretty much perfect. 

29. Has to be Pete Alonso with the LFGM

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31. Peter Morgan Alonso. I think Mookie Wilson could also be a good pick.

32. Pete is the wrong answer. He didn’t leave the Mets, the Mets left him

33. Turk Wendell and all the rituals

34. Jesse Winker?

35. I’ve picked my spot for Lenny Dykstra.