New York Mets Baseball Team

Mike Piazza's lifetime batting average is 0.308. This means that throughout his entire career, he successfully hit the ball and reached base safely approximately 30.8% of the time. A batting average of 0.308 is considered quite good in baseball, as it indicates consistent success at the plate. Piazza was known for his strong hitting abilities and is regarded as one of the greatest offensive catchers in baseball history.

Lucas Duda had 1 stolen base and 21 doubles for the 2011 regular season as a Met.

Justin Turner is the correct answer because he was a member of the Mets 2011 roster and he knocked in 51 runs during that season. The other options, David Wright, Mike Piazza, and Luis Castillo, may have been on the Mets roster in 2011 but they did not have 51 runs batted in (RBI) during that season.

Mike Cameron had 114 hits in 493 at bats for the Mets in 2004.

Richard Hidalgo is the correct answer because he was a player on the Mets 2004 roster who knocked in 52 runs.

Rod Barajas is the correct answer because he scored 30 runs in the 74 games he played in the 2010 season. This information is given in the question, indicating that Barajas had a specific run score in a specific number of games during that season.

Ruben Tejada is the correct answer because he is the only player listed who had 2 stolen bases and 12 doubles for the 2010 regular season as a Met. David Wright, Daniel Murphy, and Jason Phillips may have had stolen bases or doubles, but not in the same quantities as Ruben Tejada.

Todd Zeile had 9 home runs and 35 RBI's for the Mets during the 2004 MLB season.

Ty Wigginton is the correct answer because he had 89 hits in 312 at bats for the Mets in 2004. This indicates a batting average of approximately .285 for that season.

Willie Harris is the correct answer because he hit 0 triples and 2 home runs during the 2011 regular season. This means that he did not hit any triples but did hit two home runs.

Josh Thole had 56 hits in 202 at bats for the Mets in 2010.

Josh Thole hit 0 triples and 3 home runs for the 2011 regular season.

Kazuo Matsui is the correct answer because he scored 65 runs in the 114 games he played in the 2004 season. This information is explicitly stated in the question.

Luis Castillo had 0 home runs and 17 RBI's for the Mets during the 2010 MLB season.

Mike Piazza is the correct answer because he hit 0 triples and 20 home runs for the 2004 regular season. This means that Piazza did not hit any triples but hit 20 home runs during that season.