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The bad fortune of the Mets was forever changed when pitcher Tom Seaver debuted with New York in 1967. By 1969, even the most cynical New Yorkers believed in the young ace. Sporting a 25-7 record, and with his teammates playing inspired defense behind him, Seaver and the Mets stunned the Baltimore Orioles to win the 1969 World Series. |
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Seaver
Boiling Point
Summer Catch
Success
The Cuban Game
Home Base: The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
Stacked
Rhubarb
When New York Was One: The Yankees, the Mets & The 2000 Subway Series
Trucker
Time in the Minors
Ladies' Day
It's a Long Way to October
The Change-Up Kid
Bad Lieutenant
Bad News Bears
Beer League
Samurai Japan: The Story Behind the WBC Clean Sweep
The Natural
A League of Their Own
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