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.

Though Ray Knight played only 254 games as a Met from 1984 to 1986, he earned the ultimate honor of World Series MVP. Knight led the Mets with 9 hits in the 1986 Series, including a critical home run ...

National League umpire Lee Weyer officiated his first World Series in 1969, when the Mets won the Series over the Baltimore Orioles, 4-1. He recorded the results of each meeting on a game-used ball, a ...

Future Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson joined the Mets for the 1999 and 2000 seasons. Henderson signed this Louisville Slugger, but the veteran was best known for base running magic, recording 42 swipe ...

Future Hall of Famer Roberto Alomar was traded to the Mets before the 2002 season, coming off of three All-Star seasons as a Cleveland Indian. In New York, Alomar may have used this bat when he led th ...

Ron Darling was a Mets ace from 1983 to 1991. He took the hill in four postseason games in 1986, including three in the World Series. Darling had a strong Game 4 outing, holding the Boston Red Sox sco ...

A decorative Cooperstown bat celebrated Rusty Staub for his remarkable achievement of becoming the only player with 500 hits on four MLB teams. Staub had two stints with the Mets, racking up 709 hits.

After his baseball career, Tom Seaver transferred his brilliance and dominance from the mound to the vineyard slopes of Napa Valley. The Seaver Vineyards 2008 GTS (George Thomas Seaver) Cabernet Sauvi ...

The 1969 Mets earned a miracle reputation for their incredible turnaround. They went from ninth in the National League in ’68 to world champions just a year later.

Shea Stadium was home to incredible history and remarkable players over 45 seasons. Many of the Mets World Series heroes signed a poster for the stadium’s sendoff, including Cleon Jones, Jerry Grote, ...