First baseman Mo Vaughn was well into his career when he became a Met in 2002, and his experience showed. In the second game of the season, Vaughn hit his 300th career home run. He followed it up on J ...

Mike Piazza was a frequent subject of Mets bobblehead giveaways. He donned the team’s home uniform pinstripes from 1998 to 2005.

Fifteen thousand lucky kids walked away from Shea Stadium with a Mookie Wilson bobblehead in 2001. Wilson was first base coach at the time, but he was also well-known as the Mets player who hit a tent ...

With a pitching legacy that included Tom Seaver, Doc Gooden, Jerry Koosman, Jon Matlack and Nolan Ryan, the Mets have had some of the best talent in baseball. The addition of Pedro Martinez in 2005 ad ...

Slugger Jose Reyes could teach a master class in triples and steals, leading the league in three-baggers in 2005, 2006, 2008 and 2011 and in stolen bases in 2005, 2006 and 2007. Reyes was known for th ...

After a long tenure with the crosstown rival New York Yankees, Willie Randolph ended his playing career in 1992 as a Met for one final season at second base. Randolph would return to Shea Stadium in 2 ...

Steve Trachsel was known for a slow work-up to a pitch, which earned him the nickname “The Human Rain Delay.” No matter the antics, Trachsel chipped in when the Mets needed him, including during the 2 ...

Tsuyoshi Shinjo played 10 seasons in Japan before joining the Mets as just the second Japanese-born position player in MLB history. With the Mets, Shinjo lit up the field with his style and attitude a ...

Tim Teufel got his start with the Mets in 1986, playing 93 games during the championship season. The infielder batted .444 in three World Series outings, as the Mets won in seven games over the Boston ...

The Mets got their own “Mr. October” when they signed postseason power-hitter Carlos Beltran in 2005, the year his bobblehead was issued. He earned an All-Star nod in his first year as a Met, then bro ...