Larry Jackson: Killing Me Softly
LARRY JACKSON: KILLING ME SOFTLY SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER Larry Jackson had the New York...
The highlights of the 1966 New York Mets season: the team didn’t finish in last place (9th of 10 teams) and did not lose 100 games (66-95) for the first time in franchise history. The highlight off the field was signing Tom Seaver.
Read about the Mets as we dig deeper into memorable moments in franchise history, including games, player profiles and the record books.
LARRY JACKSON: KILLING ME SOFTLY SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER Larry Jackson had the New York...
In a pitching duel at Shea Stadium, Bob Shaw and the New York Mets beat Bill Hands and the Chicago Cubs, 2-1.
On April 29, 1967 — the day Atlantic Records released Aretha Franklin’s single “Respect” — the New York Mets were...
In 1976, Bob Myrick found out the hard way how Jerry Grote felt about losing when the Mets rookie pitcher beat his...