Defense has been a value of winning New York Mets baseball teams. Keith Hernandez at first base. Carlos Beltran in center ...

Mike Piazza was the team's leader behind the plate, but he and his teammates could regularly rely on the defensive prowess of Edgardo Alfonso, John Olerud, Rey Ordóñez and Robin Ventura around ...

We present to you, from top left to right: Edgar Renteria, Alex Gonzalez, [bottom row] Rey Ordonez, A-Rod and Jeter. This famous shirtless shortstops photo, including A-Rod & Jeter, was taken this ...

He liked shortstops, so his favorite player was Kevin Elster. Then he fell for another light hitter, Rey Ordonez, before Mike Piazza came along and the good times returned. Advertisement Baseball ...

Cuban shortstop Rey Ordonez set the standard at his position. After Ordonez' defection from his homeland, the New York Mets picked him up in 1993, and witnessed him win three Gold Gloves at ...

On the field, the organization jumpstarted the careers of players like J.D. Drew, Rey Ordonez, Kevin Millar, and the first female pitcher in professional baseball, Ila Borders along with extending ...

New to Kayo? Start your free trial now > It featured Alex Gonzalez, Edger Renteria, Rey Ordonez, Alex Rodriguez and Jeter shirtless in their baseball pants. Jeter, who was making his first ...

It featured Alex Gonzalez, Edger Renteria, Rey Ordonez, Alex Rodriguez and Jeter shirtless in their baseball pants. Jeter, who was making his first appearance on the show, asked for it not to be ...

If you don't: It was a Sports Illustrated shot from the famous Walter Iooss Jr., who snapped Jeter, Rodriguez, Edgar Renteria, Alex Gonzalez and Rey Ordonez, all topless, all looking kind of awkward.

But when they do, it almost never ends well for them. Our pal Andrew Marchand was covering the Mets in 2002 when Rey Ordonez gave him this gem of a quote: “I don’t want to play here no more.

Edgardo Alfonzo once adorned the cover of Sports Illustrated with double-play partner Rey Ordonez and the other components of a Mets infield dubbed as possibly the best ever. The former All-Star ...

But a funny thing happened on Opening Day 1996. A 25-year-old rookie shortstop named Rey Ordóñez took his position and immediately revealed himself to be a defensive wizard — perhaps the most ...