When the team rolled out Mr. Met in the early 1960s, Mets fans instantly gravitated to the cheery cartoon character. Mr. Met appeared in all sorts of baseball roles — as a batter, a pitcher, even some ...

The 1982 Mets were led by a pair of Georges: new manager George Bamberger and newly-acquired slugger George Foster. The latter would record 136 hits that season, second-best on the team.

A golden anniversary for the ages! The Mets celebrated their 50th anniversary in 2012, a half-century of baseball that included two World Series titles, four NL pennants and some of the greatest playe ...

The 2016 yearbook toasted the NL pennant winners of the previous season. The Mets would return to the postseason for a second consecutive year but fell short of another pennant.

In 2009, the Mets opened another chapter in franchise history by opening a new ballpark, Citi Field. More than 3 million fans visited in the inaugural season, where the Mets posted a 41-40 record at h ...

Alabama native Cleon Jones came off an improved 1968 season, earning the nickname “Mr. Mobile-ity” in the ’69 Mets yearbook. His 23 stolen bases led the team in 1968, and he led the Mets again with 16 ...

Gil Hodges skippered the ’69 ship, but he had help. Joe Pignatano and Rube Walker cultivated a young crop of pitchers into world championship material. (Pignatano may also have cultivated vegetables i ...

The Mets stayed hot in 1988, notching 100 wins for the second time in three seasons. Darryl Strawberry led the league in home runs, while David Cone posted a 20-3 record for an MLB-best .870 win-loss ...

From 1969 World Series champion to skipper of the team. Former Mets player and coach Bud Harrelson took over as manager midway through the 1990 season, finishing with a 71-49 record. Harrelson managed ...

The Mets 1969 Yearbook included a Shea Stadium seating plan with ticket prices and information. More than 2.1 million fans turned out to the stadium that year during the World Series season.