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This week's 1986 Mets newsletter is about Mike Krukow and the handful of other players who were really good in the regular season against the 1986 Mets. Read, subscribe, do all the things 1986-mets...
Sharing again Ron Darling just filled in a blank Lee Mazzilli signed with the 1986 Mets because Davey Johnson guaranteed he'd be on the postseason roster.
Also, a great win if you are into the Tarps Off stuff
That's a 95 to 100 losses loss
If you're a San Francisco Giants fan ... oof
One thing I discovered when looking into Lee Mazzilli's 1986 ... The previous winter the Mets tried to trade Ray Knight for him! Good thing they didn't ... good thing they got him when they did Con...
40 years ago today!
One of the Pulitzer winners this year is from Pencil Bluff, whose population is in the 70s, I believe
Great idea for a site. Enjoying the fun stats section!
▶we come from around the same time. I know I watched the 83 series vs the sixers and the next year vs the Pistons and Celtics.
How far back do you go, Old Hoss?
Let's go Knicks(!) from someone whose first basketball memory is Red Holzman's final season as head coach.
Mike Brown's next video that he shows the Knicks chould be the one that Mike Keenan showed the Rangers in 1994 Keenan showed what past championship parades looked like as motivation
Don’t read about the current team. Read my 1986 Mets rewatch newsletter This week we spotlight one of the best games Ron Darling ever pitched, which happened to be the same day as a big brawl vs th...
Weekend reading: My 40th anniversary celebration of the 1986 Mets continues. 40 years ago tomorrow they won an incredibly weird game in San Diego with a one-of-a-kind pitching performance. I remini...
He's been highly enthusiastic from the first-inning commercial read on
@themetsnewsletter.com I'm glad someone else noticed the woman holding the picture at the end. It's the journalist in us I think. You just notice little things like that.
If you're going to close down The Ed Sullivan Theatre, that's definitely the best possible way you could end the show. That ending was just perfect. Won't spoil it but that must've been an interesting moment when someone on staff said "I wonder if _____ will ____ with Stephen to send him off."
@latenightercom.bsky.social Because I'm guessing you're going to collect a lot of anecdotes about that last broadcast, I'd be curious to know ... Someone who I'm guessing was on staff held up a picture of someone while they were all dancing at the end. Who was the person in the pic?