Installed during the 1980 season, this seatback, and the fans who used it, saw 28 seasons of Mets action. During that time, the team won the 1986 World Series, an NL pennant in 2000 and two more NL Ea ...

Fans could easily spot Shea Stadium ushers in these bright orange jackets to help them find their seats.

Fans flocked to Shea Stadium for homestands in the final month of the 1997 regular season. The Mets went 10-5 at home in September.

In the immediate aftermath of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, the Mets organization transformed Shea Stadium into a staging ground for 9/11 relief efforts. Ownership, management, play ...

Shea Stadium’s 25th season in 1988 reminded fans of just how much history the place had seen — a point driven home by the retirement of Tom Seaver’s no. 41 jersey that year. The 1988 Mets Information ...

Shea Stadium was always known for the lighted New York City model skyline that crowned the jumbotron in right-center field. On the night of September 21, 2001, the skyline featured a red, white and bl ...

Mets players helped with the 9/11 relief efforts as much as they could. Outfielder Tsuyoshi Shinjo proudly transported needed supplies to and from relief trucks at Shea Stadium. Bobby Valentine and hi ...

The Mets played 45 seasons at Shea Stadium, with winning records in 23 of them. Over those decades, millions of fans climbed the walkways and concourses of the stadium to cheer on their favorite team.

Before the game, the Mets placed huge signs of first responder groups over the left-center field wall. On a night when the Mets – and the country – showed their appreciation for first responders, Mike ...

After 9/11, Mets fans – and Americans in general – became ardent supporters of New York City as a whole. Encouraging signs such as this one could be seen all over Shea Stadium and around America. The ...