The Mets were back to their winning ways in 1984, finishing above .500 for the first time in eight years. Leading the team were a trio of All-Stars: Keith Hernandez, Jesse Orosco and Darryl Strawberry ...

Keith Hernandez, Darryl Strawberry, Doc Gooden and more rising Mets stars graced the cover of the 1985 media guide.

An integral member of the 1986 World Series championship team, Ron Darling etched himself in Mets history with his Game 4 victory over the Boston Red Sox to even the series. Ever dependable, Darling p ...

Ron Darling took home a Gold Glove in 1989, the only such award in the pitcher’s career. During the season, Darling posted a .929 fielding percentage in 217.1 innings pitched.

Known as “Le Grand Orange” from his time as a Montréal Expo, Rusty Staub came to the Mets in 1972 in a blockbuster trade. Staub contributed offensively during the run to the World Series the following ...

Rusty Staub was traded to the Mets in 1972 as the team tried to recapture the postseason magic of 1969. He helped the Mets to their second World Series appearance in 1973. Staub’s 4 home runs in the p ...

Every Mets fan remembers Jesse Orosco celebrating with both fists raised after winning the 1986 World Series. The closer first broke out in 1983, making the All-Star team and finishing third for NL Cy ...

Tom Seaver and fellow former Mets Rusty Staub, Buddy Harrelson, Al Weis, Ron Swoboda and Art Shamsky saluted fans at Shea Stadium during an Old Timers Day, a long Mets tradition of hosting former play ...

Arguably the two biggest stories of the 1983 season were Tom Seaver and Darryl Strawberry. Seaver returned to his home base after being away for several seasons, and rookie Darryl Strawberry made his ...

After one season with the St. Louis Cardinals, Rafael Santana signed with the Mets in 1984. He was a backup shortstop for one season before earning the starting role. “I picked the Mets because I thou ...