The Polo Grounds 1957-1962: From the Giants to the Mets
The New York Giants residency at the Polo Grounds ended not with a bang but with a whimper. On August 19, 1957, the...
METS REWIND
METS REWIND BLOG POSTS
Read about the Mets as we dig deeper into memorable moments in franchise history, including games, player profiles and the record books.
Podcast: Jim McAndrew
Howard Johnson has been labeled one of the “most underrated” players in New York Mets franchise history....
Game Rewind: Mets @ Cardinals (05.24.1963)
Tom Seaver strikes out 13 Cincinnati Reds in a 2-1 loss to the Cincinnati Reds in Game 1 of the 1973 National League...
Link: Jefferies reputation undergoes reconstruction
David Wright was the topic of conversation tonight on Beyond The Booth Live on SNY. Gary Cohen, Keith Hernandez, Ron...
PROFILE: ED KRANEPOOL
Ed Kranepool was born and raised in The Bronx. After graduating from James Monroe High School, where he broke Hall of Famer Hank Greenburg’s all-time home run record, Kranepool signed with baseball’s new National League franchise — The New York Mets. At age 17, Kranepool received a $75,000 signing bonus. He spent his entire 18-year career playing for the Mets.
Watch our short documentary on Kranepool’s career and watch the extras as he shares some interesting tales and thoughts on Nolan Ryan, Tim Foli and Gil Hodges.
ABOUT US
MAKING BASEBALL HISTORY. EVERY. DAY.
National League baseball in New York was redefined on March 6, 1961 when the New York Metropolitan Baseball Club Inc. formally received a certificate of membership from leave president Warren Giles.
Of the 30 Major League Baseball clubs today, the case could be made that no other team has a more compelling franchise history than the New York Mets. From Casey Stengel to Yogi Berra, Marv Throneberry to Tom Seaver, Willie Mays, Tug McGraw, Darryl Strawberry, Dwight Gooden, Keith Hernandez, Bobby Valentine, Pedro Martinez and Matt Harvey, the Mets are loaded with character(s). Then there are the Amazin’ seasons — 1962, 1969, 1973, 1986, 2000, 2006-2008 and 2015 — full of miracles, joy, hope and heartbreak.
Mets Rewind is designed for that purpose: To share team history in a distinct and entertaining format. We hope you — the baseball fan — enjoy the content. We encourage you to share your memories.
Mets Rewind. Making Baseball History. Every. Day.
SOCIAL MEDIA TESTIMONIALS
David Sheridan
@SheridanFinAidMets Rewind is a must follow for Mets fans of all ages. A great history lesson for younger fans, and a fun trip down memory lane for those of us of a certain age. I wish Citi Field celebrated Mets history this well!
MsMet_Susan
@MsMet_SusanAttended my first Mets game in 1970, with Tom Terrific on the mound. I have been hooked ever since. As Mets fans know, it hasn't always been easy and sometimes you really have to dig deep to recall those winning moments. This is why Mets Rewind is one of my favorites on Twitter.
Matt Ward
@TrafficmanmattMets Rewind covers it all. From the Polo Grounds to Big Shea and Citi Field. Fans of all ages can see the players, coaches and broadcasters from every era of Mets baseball -- and a few we had almost forgotten.
Russ O'Brien
russelltobIf you’re a Mets fan dating back to the early years, a new generational fan, or somewhere in between, I strongly urge you to climb aboard and travel back in time to read, listen and view the sweet memories of our favorite baseball team, the New York Mets. Thank you @metsrewind!
Joe Nicosia
@JoesthotsMets Rewind delivers colorful, insightful and timely flashbacks that have framed this Mets fan’s life. I look forward to Mets Rewind showing up in my feed. MetsRewind helps me remember why I am and will always be a Mets fan.
Sam Maxwell
@THE_SamMaxwellEvery single day on my twitter feed, I am shocked, astounded, and, naturally, Amazed at the collection of content that not only informs of a variety of type of moments the Mets have had over their history. Mets Rewind might just be my favorite part of the #MetsTwitter feed. I love this team, for better or worse, and I love how Amazin’ Mets Rewind is at recollecting from the rich Metsian past.
Greg Pattenaude
@GregNuggetMets Rewind celebrates the history of our historic franchise with pictures and fun facts about former players. As a life long Met fan since the mid 1960s, I appreciate seeing players and special moments I've watched these many years. Mets Rewind will be particularly important as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the greatest season in Mets history - 1969.
Dave Avery
@davreyaveryMets Rewind is one of the best online sites for seeing entertaining Mets content. You really bring back memories for long time fans like myself, and fans of all ages. Mets Rewind really capture the essence and spirit of being a Mets fan.
Anthony C.
@CityCynic"Mets Rewind is a must for all diehard New York Mets fans! Relive all your favorite Mets moments with Amazin' photos, facts, and quotes. A great way to celebrate your love for the Orange and Blue every single day!"
Russ O'Brien
russelltobI cannot adequately express how much enjoyment I receive when I log into Twitter and click on @metsrewind! The photos, video clips and other related Mets history is like taking a journey back in time aboard a time capsule. If ever there was to be a Mets Historical Society, Mets Rewind most certainly warrants an honorable mention for their amazing contributions.
MsMet_Susan
@MsMet_SusanMets Rewind is one of my favorites on Twitter. Takes me back to the days of Gil Hodges, Cleon Jones, Kid, Tug and others that aren't household names today, but still have a place in my heart. It's hard to read Mets Rewind and not find myself with a smile on my face.
Ken Busz
@KenBuszMets Rewind consistently tweets great Mets memories that show memorable and not memorable pictures of former Mets. Always entertaining!
Eddie Wilkowski
@EWilkowskiWhile there are many sources for Met information on Twitter, Mets Rewind is the one source for the Met fan who loves to celebrate our team’s wonderful history. Every day you get to see some Met blasts from the past, complete with great photos,stats or facts regarding the post. Let’s Go Mets Rewind!
Brad Badini
@celeBRADtion“There’s something special about Mets Rewind. Memories that take us back to amazin’ moments of year’s past as well as educating us on the history of a magical franchise.”