His problems started not long after he threw the first no-hitter in franchise history, a 134-pitch epic that will likely serve as the defining moment of his Mets tenure.

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But the statistical situation is reminiscent of one of Jones's contemporaries, ex-Yankees star Bernie Williams, who was known as a .300 hitter throughout his career then stuck around long enough to finish at .297.

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