The New York Mets have turned 11 triple plays in franchise history. The first was on May 30, 1962 vs. the Los Angeles Dodgers and the most recent was on August 24, 2014, again vs. the Dodgers.
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Today in New York Mets History: August 4, 1982 – Former New York Met Joel Youngblood became the first player in MLB history to get a base hit for two different teams in two different cities in the same day.
When the first report came across my Twitter feed, my heart raced. I just kept whispering to myself, no, no, no, no as I swiped and searched for sources that would confirm what I was reading was a bad joke.
10 Amazin’ Quotes is a MetsRewind exclusive that includes quotes from select book readings. You will hear from former Mets players, managers, coaches and leadership, their thoughts and perspectives on significant moments in franchise history.