This Date In Mets History: April 11
The Mets played their first official National League game on April 11, 1962. The sloppy 11-4 loss to the Cardinals in St. Louis set the tone for a historically bad inaugural season.
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This Date in Mets History: October 8
Bobby Jones makes like fellow Fresbian Tom Seaver for one day.
R.A. Dickey and The Door Into Summer
In R.A. Dickey, we have the convergence of story and player on a level so profound that it would be unfathomable, if only we didn't have six months of evidence to support us.
This Date In Mets History: May 11 — Mets Trade For Willie Mays, Bobby Joneses Square Off
On May 11, 1972, the Mets sent pitcher Charlie Williams and $50,000 in cash to the San Francisco Giants in exchange for Willie Mays.
The Top 50 Mets of All Time: #46 Bobby Jones
The Top 50 Mets countdown continues with the owner of one of the greatest pitching performances in Mets history.
The Top 50 Mets of All Time: #41 Bobby Jones
Robert Joseph Jones (Bobby J.) was originally drafted out of Fresno High School (Tom Seaver's alma mater) by the Oakland Athletics in the 35th round (905th overall). He chose college over the...
