Jon Matlack impressed during his NL Rookie of the Year season in 1972 with a 15-10 record, 2.32 ERA and 169 strikeouts. He remained a starting pitcher for the Mets up to the 1977 season, earning 3 All ...

The Mets opened 2018 on a high note thanks to the efforts of Noah Syndergaard. The ace pitcher recorded 10 strikeouts and the win in the 9-4 defeat of the St. Louis Cardinals at home. “Thor” went on t ...

Veteran pitcher Don Cardwell wore this road jersey when he joined the Mets in 1967. He recorded a 5-9 record that season and led the pitching staff with 3 shutouts.

Future Hall of Famer Pedro Martinez was a Met from 2005 to 2008. He recorded a league-leading 4.43 strikeout-to-walk ratio in his first season with the Mets.

In spring training before Pete Alonso’s rookie season, veteran third baseman Todd Frazier took one look at the 24-year-old and said, “You look like a big polar bear!” Frazier, a former Home Run Derby ...

Pete Alonso is a record-setting machine. He set two on the same day while wearing this jersey: tied for the most home runs by a Met before the All-Star break (30) and the National League rookie record ...

No dirt stains on this jersey! Pete the Polar Bear wore it around the bases after home run no. 42, which broke the franchise’s single-season home run record previously shared by Todd Hundley (1996) an ...

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 ...

Rey Ordonez was a 3-time Gold Glover during his tenure as a Met from 1996 to 2002. His .994 fielding percentage in 1999 was a career high.

Rick Reed took the mound for the Mets from 1997 to 2001. He started five playoff games, four of which resulted in wins, during the 1999 and 2000 postseasons.