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1969 Go-Go Mets Button
Fans adopted the “Go-Go Mets” slogan in the franchise’s earliest seasons, and the phrase was used in full force during the 1969 World Series. Buttons were commonly worn by rooters at Shea Stadium, inc ...
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2015 Mets World Series Press Pin
The World Series returned to Queens in 2015 for the first time since 2000. Sports reporters received pins as they descended onto the Big Apple for the matchup between the Mets and the Kansas City Roya ...
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A Button for the Best: 1969 Mets
As the Mets made franchise history with the 1969 World Series, they also brought victory back to a city known for its devotion to baseball. The 1962 New York Yankees were the last local ballclub with ...
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A Charming Mets Button: Gold Glove Charm
This Mr. Mets button had a bit of extra flair with a gold glove charm attached to the ribbon. It was a fitting tribute to some of the spectacular catches made by Tommie Agee and Ron Swoboda during the ...
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A Real Prize: 1969 Mr. Met Button
Within the franchise’s first decade, the Mets went from the cellar of the NL to top of the league as pennant winners. This Mr. Met button celebrated the team’s success in the 1969 NLCS and the upcomin ...
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Beasts of the NL East: 1969 Mets
MLB experienced a major shakeup prior to the 1969 season, when both leagues split into regional divisions. The Mets chased the Chicago Cubs all year for the title of the new six-team NL East Division. ...
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Buttoned Up: 1969 Mets NL Champs Button
Mets fans showed off their team pride with blue and orange buttons applauding the new champions of the National League. The Mets swept the Atlanta Braves in the 1969 NLCS to take the pennant, the firs ...
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Double Take: 1969 World Series Button
Loyal fans stuck with the Mets from their tough beginnings to the 1969 turnaround, and Mr. Met was with them along the way. The lovable mascot was popular on National League championship and World Ser ...
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From Chumps To Champs: Mets Button
After finishing one game out of last place in 1968, not many expected the Mets to win the World Series in the following season. Manager Gil Hodges righted the ship, a platoon system was in place and t ...
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Leaders of the League: 1969 Mets NL Button
Based on their first eight seasons of play, it seemed like the Mets would never reach the top of the league. They were 60 ½ games out of first place in 1962, and still finishing second-to-last in 1968 ...