After hosting more than seven decades of New York City baseball, the Polo Grounds held its final game on September 18, 1963. This ball was used in the outing, a 5-1 Mets loss to the Philadelphia Phill ...

In addition to on-the-field access, the team clubhouses in Memorial Stadium were open to media outlets during the 1969 World Series.

When the team rolled out Mr. Met in the early 1960s, Mets fans instantly gravitated to the cheery cartoon character. Mr. Met appeared in all sorts of baseball roles — as a batter, a pitcher, even some ...

Casey Stengel was the first Mets manager and also the first manager to skipper the team at Shea Stadium. Along with players such as Larry Bearnarth, Rod Kanehl and Jack Fisher, Stengel autographed thi ...

After two seasons at the Polo Grounds, the Mets played the first game at Shea Stadium, their new home, in 1964. They battled the Pittsburgh Pirates well but ultimately lost, 4-3. Manager Casey Stengel ...

The 1969 Mets won the division, the pennant and the World Series. Not bad for a team who finished one game out of last place in the National League the previous season! Take a look at the autographs o ...

MLB experienced a major shakeup prior to the 1969 season, when both leagues split into regional divisions. The Mets chased the Chicago Cubs all year for the title of the new six-team NL East Division. ...

For the Mets fan with style, taste and a surprisingly large number of credit cards for 1969, only the embossed World Series wallet would do.

The Mets awarded more than just the players who contributed to the 1969 World Series victory, including valuable scouts. This ring was worn by Birdie Tebbetts, a former MLB catcher, manager and execut ...

For a half century, Bob Murphy was the voice of the Mets. His announcing career began with the team’s first game in 1962 and continued until his retirement in 2003, which included two World Series tit ...