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April 2, 1972 began like so many other spring Sunday of Gil Hodges' life. Church and a round of golf with friends. After attending an early Easter service in Florida, Hodges met his coaches on the golf course. As the group walked from the course back to the clubhouse, Hodges collapsed and died of a massive heart attack just two days prior to his 48th birthday.
April 2, 1972 began like so many other spring Sunday of Gil Hodges' life. Church and a round of golf with friends. After attending an early Easter service in Florida, Hodges met his coaches on the golf course. As the group walked from the course back to the clubhouse, Hodges collapsed and died of a massive heart attack just two days prior to his 48th birthday.
On the eve of the New York Mets first game in franchise history, general manager George Weiss was asked what his goal was for the fledgling franchise.
The New York Mets made history today with the announcement that the franchise has agreed in principle to a three-year, $130 million contract with Max Scherzer. The deal includes an opt-out after two years.