total RBIs of any player and earned the nickname "Captain America". Wright sat out during the US loss to the Dominican Republic in the following game, citing soreness. He was later diagnosed with sore ribs and sent back to New York for further examination, ending his participation for the rest of the 2013 tournament. The US team went on to lose to Puerto Rico 4–3, resulting in an elimination. Wright was selected as the third baseman for the All-WBC team, the only American player to earn the honor. Mets franchise records New York Mets All Star leader New York Mets career At Bats (AB) leader (5,998 ABs) New York Mets career Bases on Balls (BB or Walk) leader (762 Walks) New York Mets career Doubles leader (390 Doubles) New York Mets career Extra Base Hits (EB) leader (658 EBs) New York Mets career Hits leader (1,777 Hits) New York Mets career Offensive WAR leader (Offensive War of 51.9) New York Mets career Plate Appearances (PA) leader (6,872 PAs) New York Mets career Runs Batted In (RBI) leader (970 RBIs) New York Mets career Runs Created leader (1,134 Runs Created) New York Mets career Runs Scored leader (949 Runs Scored) New York Mets career Sacrifice Flies leader (65 Sacrifice Flies) New York Mets career Strikeouts leader (1,292 Strikeouts) New York Mets career Times On Base (TOB) leader (2,584 TOBs) New York Mets career Total Bases leader (2,945 Total Bases) New York Mets career Wins Above Replacement (WAR) Position Players leader (WAR of 49.2) Awards and honors Personal life Wright has maintained homes in Manhattan, Manhattan Beach, California and Chesapeake, Virginia wherein he owns a boxer dog named Homer. His clubhouse nicknames include "Visine" and "Hollywood". In May 2007, Vitamin Water was sold to The Coca-Cola Company for $4.1 billion. As part of his endorsement deal, Wright was given 0.5% of the company, and thus netted approximately $20 million from the deal. After dating model Molly Beers for several years, Wright announced in January 2013 that he and Beers were engaged to be married during the holidays. The couple were married in La Jolla, California, on December 26, 2013. They have two daughters and a son. Wright's memoir, The Captain, was published on October 13, 2020, by Dutton - Penguin Books. It was co-written by Wright and Anthony DiComo, who is a Mets beat writer for MLB.com. Charitable organizations David Wright Foundation