Mo offense needed

One of my favorite types of charts (ok, I sound like a geek; what kind of person has favorite charts?) is commonly used by Rob Neyer when making player comparisons. Here's one of them, showing a projected 162-game performance based on 2002 stats:

	AB	H	R	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	OBP	SLG	OPS	AVG
Player A	567	127	57	16	0	14	68	62	167	.321	.324	.645	.224
Player B	562	167	112	23	0	58	135	68	171	.372	.648	.1.020	.296

Who are these players? Well, Player A is Mo Vaughn through June 23, and Player B is Vaughn from June 23 through his first at bat in today's game against Arizona, in which he homered. It's no secret that Mo's been on a tear of late, I was just curious to see how much better he's been. Sadly (for me), the Mets have only gone 17-18 since Mo heated up.