Ed Kranepool was named an All-Star in 1965, the only time in his career. He earned the nod for his offensive production, when he led the Mets in hits (133), doubles (24) and batting average (.253) tha ...

Ed Kranepool had a sense of humor about his 1969 World Series accomplishment. He cheekily autographed his Chrysler-sponsored World Series platter with his own name and tagged it “My Plate.” This wasn’ ...

Ed Kranepool goes behind the scenes of the Mets victories in Games 2 and 3 of the 1969 World Series.

Ed Kranepool shares how it felt to hit a home run in Game 3 of the 1969 World Series.

Ed Kranepool recalls his experience on the Mets ticker-tape parade route in 1969.

A teenaged Ed Kranepool came up with lousy Mets teams in the franchise’s opening years, but he created bright moments. After the Mets started the 1963 season with eight straight losses, Kranepool hit ...

Ed Kranepool explains what it means to be a “Miracle Met” from the 1969 World Series team.

The Mets had a major influence in New York City following the 1969 World Series, explains former player Ed Kranepool.

Although he grew up a New York Yankees fan, Ed Kranepool explains his decision to sign with the Mets on June 27, 1962 and his first experience in a Major League dugout three days later at Dodger Stadi ...

Former Met Ed Kranepool discusses playing baseball while growing up in the Bronx.