Catcher Paul Lo Duca gave the Mets a lift when he arrived in 2006, lending his talents to a team that went to the NLCS. Lo Duca was an All-Star and batted .318 that season, the best average in his Met ...

After a division-winning season in 2006, the Mets entered 2007 with high hopes from their young core. David Wright took home a Gold Glove and Silver Slugger, Jose Reyes led the league with 78 stolen b ...

Ralph Kiner was a staple in the Shea Stadium booth for four decades. He was a Mets broadcaster for 41 years in all, beginning with the expansion club’s first two seasons at the Polo Grounds. The team ...

Returning from nearly a year on the disabled list, Pedro Martinez shut down the Cincinnati Reds, 10-4, helping the first-place Mets maintain a 5-game lead on the Philadelphia Phillies. Pedro collected ...

Mets broadcaster Howie Rose grew up listening to Bob Murphy, Lindsey Nelson, and Ralph Kiner call games on the radio. That he later worked with Kiner for years and was able to help honor him in 2007 m ...

Mets outfielders have a long history of making incredible catches, and Endy Chavez joined their ranks in Game 7 of the 2006 NLCS. The speedy center fielder leapt against the Shea Stadium left field wa ...