The 1969 Mets won the World Series through great teamwork. The Series featured key efforts from multiple players, including Al Weis’s ninth-inning RBI single to win Game 2, Tommie Agee’s stellar outfield catches in Game 3 and Rod Gaspar’s winning, extra-inning run scored on an error in Game 4.

This 1969 World Series commemorative ashtray bears the signature of four Mets legends: Series MVP Donn Clendenon, Jerry Koosman, Tommie Agee and the inimitable Mets coach Yogi Berra.

The Mets hosted and swept the LA Dodgers in a three-game series in early June. Ed Kranepool sent 2 home runs over the fences in the June 3 game to help the Mets win, 5-2. The June 4 game stretched scoreless into 15 innings, requiring two scorebook pages to document the outing. Tommie Agee scored […]

Heading somewhere for the weekend? Take the Mets with you! Star players Tommie Agee, Jerry Koosman and Ron Swoboda cavort with Mr. Met and Lady Met on a white-vinyl Mets-themed weekender bag.

The Mets had plenty of standouts during the 1969 season. Each player was a piece to the larger puzzle of capturing the first World Series championship in franchise history.

Peer through the pinhole into a universe of Mets stars from the 1969 team. By clicking a small button at the base of the toy, fans of all ages could take a peek at the Miracle Mets team that made the World Series victory possible, including Cleon Jones, Tom Seaver, Ken Boswell, Tommie Agee, Donn […]

Center fielder Tommie Agee won Game 3 of the 1969 World Series almost singlehandedly, launching a leadoff home run and making two incredible catches in the outfield. The Mets won over the Baltimore Orioles at home, 5-0.

When Tommie Agee was traded to the Mets before the 1968 season, the former Rookie of the Year provided an offensive spark the young team needed. In 1969, Agee hit the only home run ever to reach the upper deck at Shea Stadium. His hitting prowess powered the Mets to their first postseason appearance that […]

As the Mets assembled the team that would finally compete after years of frustrated hopes, Tommie Agee provided the power bat that the team was lacking. He came to New York in a 1968 trade to provide the offensive lift the Mets needed. Agee’s defense and offense helped the team cement the victory in the […]

Tommie Agee prepared for an at-bat in Game 3 of the 1969 NLCS, a 7-4 win over the Atlanta Braves. The center fielder was instrumental from the plate during the series, recording 2 home runs, 4 RBIs and 5 hits.