This Mr. Mets button had a bit of extra flair with a gold glove charm attached to the ribbon. It was a fitting tribute to some of the spectacular catches made by Tommie Agee and Ron Swoboda during the ...

Jerry Grote offered a hand to Ed Kranepool during Game 3 of the 1969 World Series, the only game Kranepool played in during the Fall Classic. He took advantage of the opportunity, hitting an eighth-in ...

One hundred and sixty-two Mets games, all in your pocket. This Plymouth-sponsored schedule detailed the 1969 regular season, including telecasts and Old Timers Day.

The Mets pulled out a close 2-1 victory over the Baltimore Orioles on the road in Game 2 of the 1969 World Series. It was the Mets’ first WS win in franchise history. Al Weis was the game’s hero with ...

The 1969 pennant-winning Mets signed a souvenir visor from that season’s NLCS. Among those who left their mark were Game 1 winner Tom Seaver, slugger Tommie Agee, and Art Shamsky, who led the Mets wit ...

The Amazin’ Mets have done it! Within a decade, the team improved from a franchise perennially in the league basement to pennant winners after clinching the 1969 NLCS. Fans paid tribute to the new cha ...

Ken Boswell shook hands with Wayne Garrett during a 1969 postseason game. Both slugged well in the three-game NLCS against the Atlanta Braves: Boswell hit a pair of home runs, while Garrett added one ...

Game 4 was the only match in the 1969 World Series that went to extra innings, and the Mets prevailed with a 2-1 win over the Baltimore Orioles at home. In the 10th inning, Rod Gaspar scored on a thro ...

MLB celebrated two historic milestones in 1969: the 100th anniversary of major-league baseball and the first year of the League Championship Series. A program from the inaugural NLCS commemorated both ...

Fans had only one opportunity to cheer on the Mets at Shea Stadium during the 1969 NLCS, so viewing Game 3 at the Diamond Club was an excellent option. Special members had access to the exclusive club ...