Hustle. Loyalty. Respect.

There might only be one other person in this world that can be described better using this maxim than Brandon Nimmo; among other things, Nimmo is known for always hustling on field, wanting to remain a Met for his entire professional career, and always having time to give back to the fans who have been rooting him on. A salt of the earth son of Wyoming who always kept his head down and went about his business on the field without pomp and circumstance, Nimmo became a franchise player right under our noses.

In the ten years he spent with the Mets, Nimmo batted a cumulative .262/.364/.438 in 1,066 games with 188 doubles, 32 triples, 135 home runs, 54 stolen bases in 72 total attempts, and 524 walks with 974 strikeouts. All things totaled, he posted a 124 OPS+ and

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