Stats and stories from the 1969 World Series were brought to fans nationwide via airwaves and newspaper stands. Games 1 and 2 took place at Memorial Stadium, home of the AL pennant-winning Baltimore O ...

As fans entered Shea Stadium for the opener of a weekend series against the Chicago Cubs they saw this scorecard with Keith Hernandez, their star first baseman on the cover. Hernandez and the Mets did ...

By catching a Davey Johnson pop fly to left field, Cleon Jones officially recorded the final out of the 1969 World Series. The Mets won the Series over the Baltimore Orioles, 4-1, for the first champi ...

In 2015, Mets Magazine celebrated the team’s finish on top of the NL East for the sixth time in franchise history. They made World Series appearances in three of their previous division title-winning ...

Before Citi Field opened for the 2009 regular season, the Mets first played at the ballpark in a two-game exhibition series against the Boston Red Sox. The Mets split the series, picking up a 4-3 win ...

Mets fans had much to cheer about once the 1969 World Series moved to New York City for Games 3, 4 and 5. The Mets won every game, and ultimately the Series, to give the franchise its first championsh ...

The first NLCS in MLB history opened at Atlanta Stadium. Sports reporters made themselves comfortable at the ballpark to cover Games 1 and 2, both Mets victories over the Atlanta Braves.

Queens experienced a boon of entertainment in 1964, with the opening of Shea Stadium and later the New York World’s Fair. The Mets commemorated both in a program for the first game at the new stadium. ...

Gary Carter earned the nickname “Kid” as a 19-year old rookie in 1973 for his enthusiasm. More than a decade later, Carter was a 31-year-old veteran leader on a Mets team setting National League recor ...