The (first-place!) Mets have been looking for a big bat all season, and it turns out they had it in for 32 games in 2010.
OK, we’re joking. They should stick with slugger Yoenis Cespedes.
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But they once had a guy who now has 447 career home runs — even if 433 of them have been hit in the minors.
Mike Hessman hit a home run and batted .127 in that short stint with the Mets, but he’s the new career home run leader in the minor leagues after hitting No. 433 — a grand slam — on Monday night in the Toledo Mudhens’ 10-8 loss…
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