This Date In Mets History: June 13
Mets appeal scorer's decision as R.A. Dickey almost pitches Mets' second no-hitter.
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This Date In Mets History: May 2
Al Jackson pitches masterfully and Joe Crawford celebrates a birthday,
This Date in Mets History: April 19
Al Jackson, default ace of the early Amazins, pitched like legit one on April 19, 1964 to earn the first-ever win by a Mets pitcher at Shea Stadium.
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If you think the Mets' 2013 Opening Day lineup will be the worst ever, know that it has some stiff competition
This Date in Mets History: December 25
Happy Birthday (and Merry Christmas) to "Little Al" Jackson. The left-hander was arguably the best pitcher on those early Mets teams.
This Date In Mets History: July 21 — So Close to Two No-Nos, Man Walks on the F'ng Moon
On this date in 1965, the Mets almost no-hit the Pirates. Exactly five years later, they were almost no-hit by the Padres. Better luck next time, San Diego.
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Embiggen I felt a salute was in order for Chris Capuano -- on his way out the door to LA -- as he...
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I felt a salute was in order for Chris Capuano -- on his way out the door to LA -- as he cemented his name in the Mets history books with that historic start last August.
Source: Baseball-Reference.com
12/3/2011
