
What were the BEST and WORST months of April in New York Mets franchise history? Mets Rewind looks back at the good, the bad and the ugly in April from 1962-present.
New York Mets president Al Harazin was less than two years removed from watching a ball roll through Bill Buckner’s legs; he didn’t need to be reminded just how fragile a post-season lead is. The Mets trailed by two runs and were reduced to a skinny strike on that fateful October night at Shea Stadium in 1986.