Donn Clendenon put on a show during the 1969 World Series, recording 3 home runs and a .357 batting average. His offensive production was recognized as he was named Series MVP.

The World Series celebration rolled on in the 1970 Mets Press-Radio-TV Guide. The guide covered every game, every at-bat and every record set during the 1969 championship season.

Within a decade, the Mets went from an NL expansion team stuck in the basement to 1969 World Series champions.

The 1969 World Series featured two 100-win clubs, plus the Cy Young Award winners of both leagues: Met Tom Seaver and Baltimore Oriole Mike Cuellar. Anticipation was high in pre-game ceremonies for an ...

National League umpire Lee Weyer officiated his first World Series in 1969, when the Mets won the Series over the Baltimore Orioles, 4-1. He recorded the results of each meeting on a game-used ball, a ...

Mets beat writer Vic Ziegel covered the 1969 World Series from the Shea Stadium press box. In the 1960s, Ziegel reported on the Mets and New York Yankees for the New York Post.

A picture speaks a thousand words, and the World Series ring depicted on the cover of the 1987 Mets media guide said all that needed to be said about the amazing 1986 season.

Oakland Athletics reliever Rollie Fingers appeared in six games during the 1973 World Series. The future Hall of Famer picked up 2 saves in the Series, but the Mets had the upper hand in the extra-inn ...

Before becoming a beloved Mets broadcaster, Ron Darling was just as beloved on the mound. Perhaps most famously, Darling was crucial to making the championship run in 1986. The righty finished the reg ...

Baltimore native Ron Swoboda discusses his experience being in town as a Met during the 1969 World Series.