The 2004 season included several commemorative campaigns by the Mets, as shown by the patches and stitching on this David Wright road jersey. A blue and orange patch celebrated Shea Stadium’s 40th ann ...

David Wright suited up for the Mets in 1,585 games, more than any other player in franchise history except for Ed Kranepool (who played in 1,853 games). The legendary third baseman wore this jersey in ...

Jacob deGrom made his final five starts of the 2020 season wearing a no. 41 patch in honor of Tom Seaver along with the rest of his Mets teammates. During that stretch, deGrom posted a 2-1 record and ...

The death of Tom Seaver in 2020 impacted the entire baseball world. Condolences and fond memories of “Tom Terrific” poured in from fans, coaches and players of all ages. After Seaver’s death on August ...

Reliever Doug Sisk was a member of the Mets pitching staff from 1982 to 1987. He posted a 3.06 ERA during the championship season in 1986.

Dwight Gooden struck out nine Montreal Expos over seven innings as the Mets won 5-3 at Shea Stadium. With the win, Gooden became the third-youngest pitcher to that point in modern baseball history to ...

Doc Gooden was a Mets ace for 11 seasons. He broke out in 1984 as NL Rookie of the Year and earned the NL Cy Young Award the following season. As a Met, Gooden was a 4-time All-Star, twice the MLB str ...

Ed Kranepool was a brand-new player for the brand-new Mets in 1962 when the 17-year-old got his first cup of coffee with the franchise. By the late 1960s, he’d become a mainstay of the dugout, playing ...

Edgardo Alfonzo was a regular Mets infielder over 8 seasons from 1995 to 2002. He posted career highs in home runs, hits and runs in 1999 and 2000, when the Mets made back-to-back postseason appearanc ...

Future Hall of Famer Gary Carter was a fan favorite in the late 1980s. “Kid” knew his way around the batter’s box, racking up three 20-plus home run seasons and two 100-plus RBI seasons from 1985 to 1 ...