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          2015 statistical leaders in Mets organization

          • Adam Rubin, ESPN Staff WriterSep 8, 2015, 01:50 PM
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          Here are the final regular-season leaders among New York Mets minor leaguers.

          Binghamton and Savannah begin their playoff series Wednesday. Kingsport, the lone other Mets-affiliated organization to qualify for the postseason, has already been eliminated in its opening-round Appalachian League series.

          Average: Kevin Kaczmarski, Kingsport, .355; Patrick Mazeika, Kingsport, .354; T.J. Rivera, Binghamton, .325; Luis Guillorme, Savannah, .318; Gavin Cecchini, Binghamton, .317; Jeff McNeil, Binghamton, .308; Dominic Smith, St. Lucie, .305; Luis Carpio, Kingsport, .304; Matt Oberste, St. Lucie, .301; Michael Conforto, Binghamton, .297.

          Home runs: Travis Taijeron, Vegas, 25; Josh Rodriguez, Vegas, 19; Alex Castellanos, Vegas, 16; Brandon Allen, Vegas, 16.

          RBIs: Josh Rodriguez, Vegas, 81; Dominic Smith, St. Lucie, 79; Travis Taijeron, Vegas, 71; Brandon Allen, Vegas, 68; Matt Reynolds, Vegas, 66.

          Steals: Patrick Biondi, Savannah, 38; Wilfredo Tovar, Vegas, 30; Jonathan Johnson, Savannah, 23; Champ Stuart, St. Lucie, 21; Kevin Kaczmarski, Kingsport, 20.

          ERA: Thomas McIlraith, Kingsport, 1.71; Martires Arias, Savannah, 2.29; Casey Meisner, St. Lucie, 2.35; Merandy Gonzalez, Kingsport, 2.57; Robert Gsellman, Binghamton, 2.89; Nabil Crismatt, Kingsport, 2.90; Ricky Knapp, Savannah, 3.05; Adonis Uceta, Kingsport, 3.07; Tyler Badamo, Brooklyn, 3.10; Corey Oswalt, Savannah, 3.36.

          Wins: Robert Gsellman, Binghamton, 13; Scarlyn Reyes, St. Lucie, 12; Corey Oswalt, Savannah, 11; Darin Gorski, Vegas, 10; Casey Meisner, St. Lucie, 10.

          Saves: Paul Sewald, Binghamton, 24; Jon Velasquez, Binghamton, 22; Akeel Morris, Binghamton, 13; Jimmy Duff, St. Lucie, 13; Alex Palsha, Savannah, 13.

          Strikeouts: Seth Lugo, Vegas, 127; Martires Arias, Savannah, 115; Darin Gorski, Vegas, 108; Steven Matz, Binghamton, 107; Scarlyn Reyes, St. Lucie, 102.