After an earlier debut to fans, Mr. Met earned a shout-out in the 1965 yearbook as “the most versatile little elf since Snow White met the Seven Dwarfs.” The lovable mascot kept rooters in high spirit ...

Shea Stadium saw great National League play in the 1960s, and the 1969 Mets Yearbook compiled images from some of those exciting games. The stadium would become the epicenter of league action that sea ...

Cleon Jones was no stranger to getting on base, as the Mets 1969 yearbook featured in photographs. Jones led the team that season with 164 hits and was named an All-Star for the first time.

Shea Stadium was home to more than just baseball games in its early years. The 1969 Mets Yearbook showed off theme days, giveaways and family outings at the stadium that added to the fun.

The Mets rolled out the highlight reel from their recent World Series championship for the cover of the 1970 yearbook. The stars from the previous season provided Mets fans with the Hollywood ending t ...

The Mets roster was loaded with talent in 1972 and that season’s yearbook celebrated the big playmakers. Bud Harrelson and Cleon Jones led the team in runs and RBIs, respectively, while Tom Seaver was ...

In 1993, the Mets celebrated 30 years at Shea Stadium, a venue that had hosted two World Series, four NLCS and millions of happy Mets fans.

The 1994 yearbook commemorated the 25th anniversary of the Mets’ miraculous 1969 World Series victory. Since then, the team had returned to the Fall Classic twice and won a second championship in 1986 ...

The Mets were ready for action in 1995 after a players’ strike shortened the previous season. They finished second in an NL East Division dominated by the eventual World Series winners, the Atlanta Br ...

Mets legends remain a cherished part of the franchise’s history and the team celebrated some of them during the club’s 40th anniversary season. From inaugural manager Casey Stengel and Tom “The Franch ...