SNY to Feature Best Years, Worst Years, All Years

[Vic Sage]

Kong was fun at a time when there was little fun to be had at Shea. He was an early exemplar of the 3 perfect outcomes, along with Brewers like Rob Deer and Gorman Thomas.

But all that fuckage you hurled at Kingman i would heartily endorse if you substituted, instead, Kevin McReynolds... "Fuck Kevin. FUCK Kevin. Kevin Should Be Fucked." yeah, that works for me.

[G-Fafif]

7 PM tonight (Tuesday), Mets Yearbook: 1983 debuts...as does Darryl Strawberry and, for our purposes, Keith Hernandez.

[G-Fafif]

Fourth of July, 6:30 PM...Mets Yearbook: 1964. I hear a ballpark opens.

[Guest themetfairy]

Fourth of July, 6:30 PM...Mets Yearbook: 1964. I hear a ballpark opens.

Excellent - DVR set!

As always, thanks Greg

[G-Fafif]

Thursday night, 8/23, 6:30 PM: Mets Yearbook: 1974. An aberration in the generally pleasing .500+ era during which several 'Poolers came of rooting age or, given the organizational that was setting in, a harbinger of the ill times ahead?

I doubt Ralph, Lindsey or Bob will get that deep. If I recall, the postseason trip to Japan takes up a lot of airtime, as Joe Torre dons the blue and orange for the first time and Yogi Berra is greeted by somebody in a kimono. Good times, 71-91 record notwithstanding.

[G-Fafif]

DVR/live viewing reminder drowning in a sea of Schaefer: Mets Yearbook: 1974, Thursday night at 6:30.

[G-Fafif]

Thursday, 7:30 -- Mets Yearbook: 1987, a.k.a. At the Ballpark with Frank Cashen and Keith Hernandez (as Siskel and Ebert, or so I'm told).

This leaves the unaired eps down to one, 1986, which if it airs, will be gutted to avoid musical licensing fees. (It can be watched here.)

[Guest themetfairy]

The sound quality of 1987 was hard to deal with - the Cashen/Keith stuff was barely audible, and the rest of it blasted!

[Ceetar]

Thursday, 7:30 -- Mets Yearbook: 1987, a.k.a. At the Ballpark with Frank Cashen and Keith Hernandez (as Siskel and Ebert, or so I'm told). This leaves the unaired eps down to one, 1986, which if it airs, will be gutted to avoid musical licensing fees. (It can be watched here.)

if that's all the ones from the past, I propose they start airing some of the future ones. 2035 Mets!