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Background imageNew York Mets Collection: TOM SEAVER (1944- ). George Thomas Seaver

TOM SEAVER (1944- ). George Thomas Seaver, known as Tom. American baseball pitcher

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Reds Johnny Bench Kissing Mets Tom Seaver

Reds Johnny Bench Kissing Mets Tom Seaver
(Original Caption) 7/13/1983-New York

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Frank Cashen and Dave Johnson

Frank Cashen and Dave Johnson
Mets General Frank Cashen introduces new Mets manager Dave Johnson. George Bamberger resigned as manager, Frank Howard replaced him in June and now Johnson takes over

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Tom Swan and Tom Seaver Exercising Together

Tom Swan and Tom Seaver Exercising Together
(Original Caption) Tom Seaver, (L), and Craig Swan, pitchers for the New York Mets are shown warming up at Shea Stadium

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: George Foster

George Foster
American baseball player George Foster, wearing his New York Mets jersey, circa 1985. (Photo by Bettmann/UPI via Getty Images)

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Keith Hernandez On Ground, Ozzie Smnith

Keith Hernandez On Ground, Ozzie Smnith
(Original Caption) 4/7/1985-St. Petersburg, FL- St

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Gary Carter at Bat

Gary Carter at Bat
(Original Caption) 8/15/1985: Action shot of Mets catcher Gary Carter at bat

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Dwight Gooden Pitching

Dwight Gooden Pitching
(Original Caption) 8/15/1985: Action shot of Mets pitcher Dwight Gooden

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Daryl Strawberry Running After Batting

Daryl Strawberry Running After Batting
(Original Caption) 8/15/1985: Action shot of Mets outfielder Daryl Strawberry at home plate, dropping bat to run

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Ozzie Smith Slides Home Safe Past G.Cart

Ozzie Smith Slides Home Safe Past G.Cart
(Original Caption) 9/12/1985-New York, NY- Battling for first place in the National League East

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Willie Mays Holding Jersey at Press Conference

Willie Mays Holding Jersey at Press Conference
Former San Francisco Giants star outfielder Willie Mays holds up his jersey during a press conference in which it was announced that he was returning to work for his old team

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Ray Knight

Ray Knight
Mets Ray Knight is safe at the plate beating the tag of Dodgers catcher Mike Scioscia in the 4th inning at Shea Stadium

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Gary Carter Steals Second Base

Gary Carter Steals Second Base
(Original Caption) 6/22/1986- New York, NY - Mets catcher Gary Carter, who is not known for his speed on the bases

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: M.Tyson Play Punches D.Gooden;D.Strawber

M.Tyson Play Punches D.Gooden;D.Strawber
(Original Caption) 9/9/1986-New York, NY: Heavyweight fighter Mike Tyson, known as K.O. Tyson, shows Mets (Dr)

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Catcher Crouching & Tagging Runner

Catcher Crouching & Tagging Runner
(Original Caption) 10/8/1986-Houston, TX- Mets catcher Gary Carter grimaces but holds onto the ball as he tags out Astros Billy Hatcher

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Gary Carter At Bat

Gary Carter At Bat
(Original Caption) 10/12/1986-New York, NY- Gary Carter at bat, striking out in the fourth inning of the game against the Houston Astros

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Ozzie Smith Leaping Over Runner

Ozzie Smith Leaping Over Runner
(Original Caption) 4/26/1987-New York

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Tom Seaver Listens To Mets Coach

Tom Seaver Listens To Mets Coach
(Original Caption) 6/6/1987-New York, NY- Pitcher Tom Seaver (l) listens to Mets coach Bud Harrelson in the dugout during the Mets-Pirates game 6/6

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Tom Seaver & Wife Wave To Fans at Shea

Tom Seaver & Wife Wave To Fans at Shea
(Original Caption) 7/21/1988-New York, NY- Tom Seaver and his wife Nancy wave to the fans at Shea Stadium during "Tom Seaver Day" where they retired his number, 41

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Davey Johnson Arm In Arm W/Gary Carter

Davey Johnson Arm In Arm W/Gary Carter
(Original Caption) 4/23/1989-New York, NY- Mets manager Davey Johnson (R) hugs catcher Gary Carter after the Mets beat the Chicago Cubs 4 to 2 at Shea Stadium

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Eddie Murray Getting Tagged Out At Home

Eddie Murray Getting Tagged Out At Home
(Original Caption) 8/16/1990-New York, NY: Dodgers Eddie Murray is tagged out bu Mets catcher Mackey Sasser as he slides into home plate in the fourth inning at Shea Stadium 8/16

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Eddie Murray Watching Home Run

Eddie Murray Watching Home Run
(Original Caption) 5/12/1992-New York, NY- New York Mets first baseman Eddie Murray watches his first-inning home run sail out of Shea Stadium

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Red Sox Fans Celebrating Team's Victory

Red Sox Fans Celebrating Team's Victory
Boston Red Sox fans give the thumbs up sign and celebrate their team's victory over the New York Mets in Game 5 of the 1986 World Series. Boston, Massachusetts, October 23, 1986

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Gary Carter & Ray Knight Embracing

Gary Carter & Ray Knight Embracing
(Original Caption) 10/27/1986-New York, NY- Mets Gary Carter and Ray Knight, batting stars of the championship game, embrace after victory over Boston in the World Series

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Keith Hernandez Shakes Wade Boggs Hand

Keith Hernandez Shakes Wade Boggs Hand
(Original Caption) 10/18/86-New York, New York- New York Mets Keith Hernandez (17), and Red Sox Wade Boggs wish each other well before the start of the World Series

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Mickey Mantle in Crown with Casey Stengel

Mickey Mantle in Crown with Casey Stengel
(Original Caption) 10/1/1956- New York, NY - Yankee Manager Casey Stengel proudly presents the apple of his eye, his switch-hitting majesty Mickey Mantle

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Casey Stengel Holding Drawing for New Baseball Uniform

Casey Stengel Holding Drawing for New Baseball Uniform
(Original Caption) Casey Stengel, manager of New York's new National League baseball team, the Mets, holds up a sketch of the team uniform at a press conference here

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Mets Skipper Casey Stengel Pointing at Spring Training

Mets Skipper Casey Stengel Pointing at Spring Training

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Rogers Hornsby Coaching at Spring Training

Rogers Hornsby Coaching at Spring Training
(Original Caption) 2/20/1962-Rogers Hornsby, Mets batting coach, is shown at spring training

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Casey Stengel and Gil Hodges of the New York Mets

Casey Stengel and Gil Hodges of the New York Mets
(Original Caption) Gil Hodges seemed to be getting the okay from manager Casey Stengel who gestured towards Hodges, as the Mets full squad reported for first day workout

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: New York Mets Players at Practice

New York Mets Players at Practice
New York Mets players (left to right), Frank Thomas, Gil Hodges, Don Zimmer, and Roger Craig during practice at the Polo Grounds in New York

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Mets Manager Casey Stengel Waves Near Mets Emblem

Mets Manager Casey Stengel Waves Near Mets Emblem
(Original Caption) Casey Stengel, New York Mets manager, waves to St. Louis baseball fans as they gave him a welcoming ovation before the start of the season opener with the Cardinals

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Casey Stengel and Jay Hook

Casey Stengel and Jay Hook
(Original Caption) It was a happy night for Casey Stengel and the New York Mets, as they won their first game after losing the first nine of the 1962 season

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: New York Mets Baseball Players in Dressing Room

New York Mets Baseball Players in Dressing Room
Victorious New York Mets heroes whoop it up in dressing room after blasting five homers, three in one inning, in their second win

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Ernie Banks Batting in Baseball Game

Ernie Banks Batting in Baseball Game
Chicago Cubs shortstop Ernie Banks swings at a pitch during a game against the New York Mets at the Polo Grounds in New York. May 16, 1962

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: New York Mets Manager Casey Stengel Gesturing

New York Mets Manager Casey Stengel Gesturing
(Original Caption) WHAT CAN I DO? This is what New York Mets manager Casey Stengel seems to be saying to sports writers, before a game with the San Francisco Giants, June 3rd

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Score Board in No Hitter Pitched by Sandy Koufax

Score Board in No Hitter Pitched by Sandy Koufax
(Original Caption) Score Board view of Mets-Dodgers game, Top of the Ninth inning 2 outs 2 strikes and the pitch is in the air, Dodgers lead 5-0 in a no hitter, Sandy Koufax is the pitcher

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Casey Stengel Coaching Team at Batting Practice

Casey Stengel Coaching Team at Batting Practice
New York Mets skipper Casey Stengel goes over the fundamentals with his team during batting practice at the Polo Grounds. The Mets, who are in their inaugural year, have a league-worst 35-110 record

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Duke Snider In Uniform Smiling

Duke Snider In Uniform Smiling
(Original Caption) 4/8/1963-Head and shoulders portrait of New York Mets Duke Snider, in uniform, smiling

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Duke Snider Acknowledges Fans with 'Duke' Banner

Duke Snider Acknowledges Fans with "Duke" Banner
(Original Caption) 4/9/1963-New York, NY: The newest New York Met, Duke Snider, is greeted by his newly formed fanclub as he comes onto the field before the Mets-Cardinals opener 4/9

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Manager Casey Stengel Advising Ed Kranepool on Stance

Manager Casey Stengel Advising Ed Kranepool on Stance
Mets manager Casey Stengel offers some constructive criticism on the batting stance of first baseman Ed Kranepool in the dugout

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Jimmy Piersall Rounding Bases Backwards

Jimmy Piersall Rounding Bases Backwards
Jimmy Piersall of the New York Mets peeks over his shoulder as he prepares to cross home plate during a doubleheader at the Polo Grounds against the Philadelphia Phillies

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Sandy Koufax Pitching

Sandy Koufax Pitching
(Original Caption) 8/17/1963-New York, NY: Sandy Koufax pitching for win #19, against the New York Mets at the Polo Grounds

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Baseball Player Ed Kranepool During Spring Training

Baseball Player Ed Kranepool During Spring Training
(Original Caption) St. Petersburg, Florida: Ed Kranepool of New York Mets during spring training

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Willie Mays Sliding into Home Plate

Willie Mays Sliding into Home Plate
(Original Caption) 5/30/1964-New York, NY- Slugger, Willie Mays, of the San Francisco Giants, slides into home plate safely after he tripled and came in when outfielder

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Mets Trio

Mets Trio
New York Mets brass get together for a brief conference before opening spring training at Casey Stengel Field. From left are: coach Yogi Berra; coach Warren Spahn; and manager Casey Stengel

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Casey Stengel Talking with Ron Swoboda

Casey Stengel Talking with Ron Swoboda
New York Mets skipper Casey Stengel speaks with rookie outfielder Ron Swoboda in the dugout during the team's first spring training game against the Cincinnati Reds

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: W.Stargell Slides Into Home Catcher Tags

W.Stargell Slides Into Home Catcher Tags
(Original Caption) 8/3/1965-New York

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Steve Chilcott

Steve Chilcott, a.500 hitting catcher from Antelope Valley High School

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Roberto Clemente Running From Home Plate

Roberto Clemente Running From Home Plate
(Original Caption) 8/1966: Pittsburgh Pirates player Roberto Clemete batting against the Mets

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Roberto Clemente Batting During Game

Roberto Clemente Batting During Game
(Original Caption) 4/13/1967-New York, NY: Roberto Clemente of the Pittsburgh Pirates, batting during a game in Shea Stadium against the Mets

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Jerry Koosman, Mets Pitcher

Jerry Koosman, Mets Pitcher
(Original Caption) Jerry Koosman, NY Mets Pitcher Apr. 1968

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Jim McAndrew

Jim McAndrew, pitcher for the New York Mets

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Gil Hodges Watching NY Mets in Training

Gil Hodges Watching NY Mets in Training
(Original Caption) Mets new manager Gil Hodges (14) watches his pitchers and catchers work on the opening day of spring training at the New York camp at St. Petersburg 2/21

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Nolan Ryan In Locker Room, Soaking Finger

Nolan Ryan In Locker Room, Soaking Finger
(Original Caption) 5/6/1968-New York, NY- While teammates relax before a game, using anything handy for a pillow, New York Mets pitcher Nolan Ryan (left) soaks his pitching fingers in pickle juice

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Jerry Koosman

Jerry Koosman
(Original Caption) New York: Closeup photo of Jerry Koosman, N.Y. Mets pitcher, at Shea Stadium

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: From the Cheering Section

From the Cheering Section
When the "Amazin Mets" are playing in their hometown, New York, loyal fans come out in the droves, and there's none more loyal than Sister Francis Consuela of Brooklyn's St

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Tom Seaver

Tom Seaver
(Original Caption) 1969-New York, New York-Tom Seaver, pitcher, New York Mets

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Nolan Ryan In Pitching Pose

Nolan Ryan In Pitching Pose
(Original Caption) 1969-Nolan Ryan, pitcher for the New York Mets, is shown in a ball-throwing pose

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Baseball Pitcher Mobbed By Lots Of Fans

Baseball Pitcher Mobbed By Lots Of Fans
(Original Caption) 9/24/1969-New York, NY: Everybody in New York loved the Mets September 24 after they beat St. Louis and won the Eastern Division title in the National League

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: J.Koosman &T.Seaver Douse Champagne

J.Koosman &T.Seaver Douse Champagne
(Original Caption) 9/24/1969-New York, NY- Up until 9:07 pm, the greatest achievement of man may well have been the landing on the moon, but that's all changed now

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Gil Hodges W/Tom Seaver Waist Up

Gil Hodges W/Tom Seaver Waist Up
(Original Caption) 10/3/1969-Atlanta, Georgia- NY Mets manager Gil Hodges and his star fireballing pitcher, Tom Seaver (right), get a look at Atlanta Stadium as the Mets worked out for their Oct

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Rico Carty Standing Safe on Second During Baseball Game

Rico Carty Standing Safe on Second During Baseball Game
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Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Hank Aaron Hits Double During Playoff Game

Hank Aaron Hits Double During Playoff Game
(Original Caption) Shea Stadium:Hank Aaron, Braves, hits a double during playoff game against Mets. 10/6/1969

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Nolan Ryan Pitching

Nolan Ryan Pitching
(Original Caption) 10/6/1969-New York, NY: Nolan Ryan, New York Mets, shown pitching during playoff game against the Atlanta Braves

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Nolan Ryan Being Congratulated by Catcher

Nolan Ryan Being Congratulated by Catcher
Nolan Ryan is congratulated by catcher Jerry Grote following his complete game victory at Shea Stadium

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Gil Hodges Confers W/ Player; Baseball

Gil Hodges Confers W/ Player; Baseball
(Original Caption) 10/6/1969-New York, NY: Shea Stadium: Gil Hodges (l), Mets manager

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: 4 Mets Pitchers;N.Ryan, T.Seaver, G.Gentry

4 Mets Pitchers;N.Ryan, T.Seaver, G.Gentry
(Original Caption) 10/8/1969-Left to right, the four pitchers in hopes of taking four in a row, Tom Seaver, Jerry Koosman, Gary Gentry and Nolan Ryan, after pitching workout in the bull pen

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Frank Robinson Batting

Frank Robinson Batting
(Original Caption) 10/12/1969-Baltimore, MD- Orioles Frank Robinson batting in the second game of the World Series against the New York Mets

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: New York Mets owner Joan Payson

New York Mets owner Joan Payson
Undaunted by yesterday's defeat, Mets owner Mrs. Joan Payson adjusts a Mets hat on her head as she watches her team try to even the score with the Orioles

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Nolan Ryan Pitching

Nolan Ryan Pitching
(Original Caption) 10/14/1969-New York, NY: Nolan Ryan (30), New York Mets, pitching in third game of the World Series with the Baltimore Orioles

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Tom Seaver Pitching

Tom Seaver Pitching
(Original Caption) 10/15/1969--Tom Seaver, NY Mets, pitching during the 4th game of the World Series

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: R.Swoboda, Jc.Martin, T.Seaver, D.Clendenon

R.Swoboda, Jc.Martin, T.Seaver, D.Clendenon
(Original Caption) 10/15/1969-New York, New York-Happy Mets are: (from left) Ron Swoboda, J.C. Martin, Tom Seaver and Donn Clendenon in dressing room after 2-1 victory in 4th game of World Series

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Tom Seaver Pitching During Baseball Game

Tom Seaver Pitching During Baseball Game
(Original Caption) Mets pitcher Tom Seaver is shown pitching at Shea Stadium here, against the Baltimore Orioles in the fourth game of the World Series

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Baseball Fans Crowd Field After Met Win World Series

Baseball Fans Crowd Field After Met Win World Series
(Original Caption) 10/16/1969-New York, NY: Pandemonium reigns at Shea Stadium as fans toss turf back and forth after their Mets won the World Series

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Cleon Jones Catching Final Out of 1969 World Series

Cleon Jones Catching Final Out of 1969 World Series
Mets left fielder Cleon Jones catches Dave Johnson's fly ball to record the final out of the 1969 World Series

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Mets Player Hitting A Home Run

Mets Player Hitting A Home Run
(Original Caption) 10/16/1969-WORLD SERIES... Fifth game. New York Mets player Don Clendenon hitting a home run

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Frank Robinson Hit by Pitch

Frank Robinson Hit by Pitch
(Original Caption) 10/16/1969-New York, NY- Oriole Frank Robinson winces at a pitch he claimed hit him, touching off a heated exchange in the sixth inning. Mets catcher is Jerry Grote

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Mets Fans Jeering at Frank Robinson

Mets Fans Jeering at Frank Robinson
(Original Caption) 10/16/1969-New York, NY- Mets fans jeer Baltimore's Frank Robinson

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: NY Mets Jerry Koosman Pitching

NY Mets Jerry Koosman Pitching
(Original Caption) World Series, 5th game- Mets Jerry Koosman pitching

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Baseball Players Celebrating Win

Baseball Players Celebrating Win
(Original Caption) 10/17/1969-New York

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Tickertape Parade for the Mets, 1969 Champions

Tickertape Parade for the Mets, 1969 Champions
(Original Caption) New York:New Yorkers went wild October 16 when the New York Mets Baseball team, long considered the clowns of baseball

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Fans On Field Of Shea Stadium; Champions

Fans On Field Of Shea Stadium; Champions
(Original Caption) 10/17/1969-New York, NY: Down there someplace is the baseball diamond at Shea Stadium where the amazing New York Mets won the World Series title from the Baltimore Orioles, Oct

Background imageNew York Mets Collection: Al Ferrara Strikes Out Against T.Seaver

Al Ferrara Strikes Out Against T.Seaver
(Original Caption) 4/22/1970-New York, New York- Al Ferrara of the San Diego Padres swings and misses for strike three giving Mets pitcher Tom Seaver the record for most consecutive strikeouts, 10



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EDITORS COMMENTS

"New York Mets: A Legacy of Greatness and Triumph" The New York Mets, a team steeped in history and success, have left an indelible mark on the world of baseball. From their early beginnings to their iconic moments, they have captivated fans with their passion and skill. One such moment that will forever be etched in our memories is Tom Seaver's remarkable one-hit performance against the Chicago Cubs at Shea Stadium in Queens, New York City on July 9th, 1969. Known as "Tom Terrific, " Seaver delivered pitch after pitch with precision and finesse, leaving the opposing team astounded by his talent. But it was during Game 1 of the 1969 World Series against the Baltimore Orioles at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland on October 11th that Seaver truly solidified his place among baseball legends. With every pitch he threw, he showcased his determination to bring victory to the Mets. His unwavering spirit inspired not only his teammates but also fans across the nation. The Mets' legacy extends beyond individual players like Seaver; it encompasses memorable encounters with other legendary figures as well. One such encounter occurred when Hank Aaron faced off against them as a member of the Atlanta Braves at Shea Stadium on September 1st, 1974. The clash between these two titans of baseball created an electric atmosphere that reverberated throughout Queens. Throughout its history, They have been guided by exceptional leaders like Charles Dillon Stengel. As manager of this illustrious team during the early '60s era, Stengel brought wisdom and expertise to every game he oversaw. His influence played a pivotal role in shaping both individual players' careers and overall team dynamics. Even before these iconic moments took place or renowned individuals graced their ranks, there existed a deep-rooted love for baseball within New York City itself.

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