
September 15 in Mets History: Mets Clinch First Playoff Berth (1969)
The Mets clinch their first-ever playoff berth, securing the NL East division title. From the collection: Tom Seaver fan-cave plaque → Source: Historical record

The Mets clinch their first-ever playoff berth, securing the NL East division title. From the collection: Tom Seaver fan-cave plaque → Source: Historical record

On September 12, 1974, the New York Mets and St. Louis Cardinals conclude one of the longest games in history. In the early morning hours, the Cardinals win the 25-inning marathon-which began...

On September 11, 1966, future Hall of Famer Nolan Ryan makes his major league debut with the New York Mets. In a two-inning relief stint against the Atlanta Braves , the hard-throwing...

The Mets move into first place, beginning their historic push toward the World Series. More Mets history & fan-cave gifts → Source: Historical record

Johan Santana continues his impressive pitching for the Mets. More Mets history & fan-cave gifts → Source: Historical record

September 8, 1962 In Game 2 of a twin bill Houston Colt 45’s walk off in the 10th inning on a wild pitch by Roger Craig. In an inning that would not...

Jacob deGrom is on pace for a Cy Young award-winning season. From the collection: Jacob deGrom fan-cave plaque → Source: Historical record

[adrotate banner=”32″] September 6, 1971 , Tom Seaver fires a two hit shutout, striking out 12 Montreal Expos . Seaver also collected two hits, a walk and two RBI’s in the New...

[adrotate banner=”42″] On September 6, 1982, the Pittsburgh Pirates hold “Willie Stargell Day” at Three Rivers Stadium. The 41-year old slugger, who will retire at the end of the season, contributes a...

On September 5, 1976, Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Larry Christenson turned in one of the most memorable performances of his career — and one of the rarest in baseball. Not only did the...