During a forgettable 2009 season, June 23 stands out as a particularly memorable day. That was the date the Mets placed star center fielder Carlos Beltran on the 15 day disabled list with a bone bruise on his right knee. Already missing Jose Reyes and Carlos Delgado and with a pitching staff somewhat in shambles, the Mets found themselves at 35-34, a mere 2 1/2 games out of first place in the division. It was the final blow to the team's chances, as Beltran had been enjoying a stellar season and had to be considered one of the front-runners for the non-Pujols National League MVP award. By the time Beltran returned to the lineup three months later the Mets were 14 games under .500 and closer to the last place Nationals in the standings than the first place Phillies. As of this writing, there has been no improvement made to the pitching staff, meaning a healthy Beltran is the key to fielding at least a competitive team in 2010.
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