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The BEST and WORST of July

The BEST and WORST of July

The Mets were hottest in July in 1985 and cold as ice in 1963. How did they fare in franchise history?

Jul 04, 2023
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  • 2022: 17-8 (.680)

  • 2021: 14-13

  • 2020: 3-5

  • 2019: 14-8

  • 2018: 12-12

  • 2017: 11-13

  • 2016: 13-13

  • 2015: 13-12

  • 2014: 15-10

  • 2013: 15-12

  • 2012: 7-18 (.280)

  • 2011: 14-13

  • 2010: 9-17

  • 2009: 12-14

  • 2008: 18-8 (.692)

  • 2007: 13-14

  • 2006: 16-9

  • 2005: 14-13

  • 2004: 12-15

  • 2003: 9-18 (.333)

  • 2002: 15-11

  • 2001: 14-11

  • 2000: 14-13

  • 1999: 18-9 (.667)

  • 1998: 13-15

  • 1997: 15-11

  • 1996: 15-11

  • 1995: 12-15

  • 1994: 16-10

  • 1993: 12-16

  • 1992: 13-11

  • 1991: 16-11

  • 1990: 17-11

  • 1989: 13-15

  • 1988: 14-12

  • 1987: 16-11

  • 1986: 16-11

  • 1985: 21-7 (.750)

  • 1984: 21-9 (.700)

  • 1983: 10-19

  • 1982: 9-17

  • 1981: ----

  • 1980: 14-14

  • 1979: 13-17

  • 1978: 12-17

  • 1977: 12-16

  • 1976: 13-15

  • 1975: 17-14

  • 1974: 15-12

  • 1973: 12-18

  • 1972: 11-15

  • 1971: 9-20 (.310)

  • 1970: 15-13

  • 1969: 15-12

  • 1968: 13-20

  • 1967: 14-17

  • 1966: 18-14

  • 1965: 8-20

  • 1964: 10-18

  • 1963: 4-25 (.138)

  • 1962: 6-23 (.207)

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