Lists

Donn Clendenon (6/15/69) In the first trade that truly changed the face of the franchise, the Mets acquired Clendenon at

Scott Hairston Hits for Cycle — 4/27/12 Hairston was a surprising bright spot in 2012, hitting a career high 20

Tom Seaver (1967-1976, 1983) Well, obviously. Tops in wins (198), strikeouts (2541) and ERA (2.57) for the Mets. Three Cy

Luis Castillo & Oliver Perez Released — 3/18/11, 3/21/11 Alderson was smart to bring them into camp to see if they

Mets Sign Jason Bay — 1/5/10 It took more than two months, but Omar Minaya finally got his man, signing

BEST: Casey Stengel (1962-1965), 175-404 It doesn’t matter that Stengel’s .302  winning percentage is the worst in Mets history. The greatest

This decade with no name was an interesting one for the New York Mets. They started high, then quickly went

Tommie Agee (10/14/69) Game 3 of the 1969 World Series was one for the ages for Agee. He is best

Elliott Maddox (1978-1980) The Mets sat out the first couple of years of free agency before taking the plunge with

Cleon Jones (1963-1975) 2nd all time in hits, 4th in triples, 7th in doubles & RBIs. Batted .340 in 1969.