
The Miracle Mets Won the World Series 57 Years Ago Today
Fifty-seven years ago, baseball's biggest underdogs pulled off one of sports' greatest comebacks. The 1969 Mets went from last place losers to World Series champions in a single season.
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Fifty-seven years ago, baseball's biggest underdogs pulled off one of sports' greatest comebacks. The 1969 Mets went from last place losers to World Series champions in a single season.
Pete Alonso returned to his old ballpark wearing an Orioles uniform and hit his 300th career home run. The Mets fans who once cheered him on every night gave him a standing ovation and curtain call, even though his homer tied the game against their own team.

A tattered New York Mets shirt waves at a memorial in Ireland, honoring firefighter Michael Cawley who died on 9/11 rushing to help when he could have stayed home. His story shows how passion for life and service can inspire people across oceans.

Bridget Rogers survived brain cancer as a child and now helps other young patients build resilience. The New York Mets honored her mission with a surprise visit from David Wright.

New York Mets rookie Carson Benge threw out two runners at home plate in the first inning alone, firing the ball at speeds up to 104 mph. His historic defensive performance helped lead the Mets to a 2-1 victory over the Padres.

New York Mets pitcher Jefry Yan launched into his viral jumping celebration before the umpire called strike three, creating a hilarious moment that ended perfectly. The 29-year-old rookie got his strikeout anyway and helped his team win in dramatic fashion.

Just two months into his MLB career, 23-year-old Carson Benge delivered the first five-hit game by a Mets rookie since Pete Alonso in 2019. The guitar-playing outfielder is finding his rhythm both on and off the field.

When the New York Mets accidentally issued a beloved player's number to a rookie, fans rallied to protect the legacy of their 1986 World Series hero. The team listened and changed course within hours.

The New York Mets exploded for 10 runs in the 12th inning against the Nationals, becoming the first team in 43 years to score double digits in extra innings. Their historic offensive outburst turned a nail-biter into a 16-7 victory.

The New York Mets snapped a 96-game losing streak when trailing after eight innings, staging a dramatic comeback from near-certain defeat to win 7-6 in ten innings against their crosstown rivals. It was the largest ninth-inning comeback in Subway Series history.

The Oscar-winning actor reunited with his most famous costar at Citi Field, but this time Wilson had a New York twist. Mr. Met dressed as the beloved volleyball to surprise Hanks during Saturday's Subway Series game.

Mike Casiano, a 73-year-old postal worker from Queens, just attended his 10,000th professional baseball game at Citi Field. His journey from casual fan to baseball royalty shows what pure love of the game looks like.