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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For Starters: Mets' worst opening day lineups
If you think the Mets' 2013 Opening Day lineup will be the worst ever, know that it has some stiff competition
The Top 50 Mets Of All Time: #38 Bret Saberhagen
When an 18-year-old Bret Saberhagen reported to Royals camp, deeply tanned in flip-flops, a flowered shirt, and white-rimmed sunglasses, pitcher Mark Gubicza thought, ‘Who is this guy?’ Those kids from "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" really do exist.
This Date In Mets History: August 12 — Baseball Loses the 1994 Season, Benny Loses Track of Outs
August 12 is known as the Glorious Twelfth in the United Kingdom. For stateside fans of the Mets, it's a decidedly less-than glorious date.
