Light-hitting infielder Al Weis put the ball in play when it counted during the 1969 postseason. He drove in the winning run in Game 2 of the World Series and hit a solo shot to tie up Game 5 in the 7 ...

Bud Harrelson had 2 RBI hits in the 1969 NLCS to help the Mets reach the World Series. He would later coach the team in the 1986 Series, the only person to play a role in both Mets world championships ...

Cleon Jones hit .340 for the Mets in the 1969 regular season and .429 in the NLCS sweep of the Atlanta Braves. In the World Series, he caught the final out to seal the 1969 championship for the Mets.

Catcher Duffy Dyer was among the National League players featured on special Rookie Stars cards during the 1969 season. His pinch-hit home run on Opening Day 1969 quickly made him a fan favorite.

Tom Seaver capped off the 1975 season with his third Cy Young Award. He led the league in wins (22) and strikeouts (243). Seaver is one of only 11 pitchers in MLB history with at least three Cy Young ...

Two rookie hurlers took the mound for the Mets in 1968: Jerry Koosman and Nolan Ryan. Koosman was an All-Star and finished in a close second place in NL Rookie of the Year voting. Ryan recorded 133 st ...

The Mets selected Dodgers star Gil Hodges with the 14th pick of the 1961 expansion draft. When he signed his new deal Hodges said, “I hope by a lot of hard work in spring training and regular play dur ...

Art Shamsky spent four seasons with the Mets and played an instrumental role in the 1969 campaign. His 7 hits in the NLCS against the Atlanta Braves led both teams and helped the Mets sweep their sout ...

Mike Piazza was no stranger to appearing on baseball cards. Topps issued a special card during the 2016 season marking his no. 31 jersey retirement by the Mets.

Veteran Curtis Granderson served as the Mets leadoff hitter for much of the 2015 season. He reached another level in the playoffs, hitting .283 with three home runs, two doubles, 10 runs scored and 12 ...