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  1. stevejrogers
    In any event, those were the actual Met road unis for the year https://www.ebay.com/itm/185575789789 The Franchise Tom Seaver # 41 Of The New York Mets | GAME FACE. |... WWW.FACEBOOK.COM GAME FACE. Not something created for the tour
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    You are over thinking it. Those are the usual 1975 Road Greys https://www.tcdb.com/ViewCard.cfm/sid/33514/cid/489410/1976-Kellogg's-3-D-Super-Stars-9-Felix-Millan That blue tends to pop more on professional grade B&W cameras at certain angles. https://www.tcdb.com/ViewCard.cfm/sid/198099/cid/12704308/1975-New-York-Mets-4x5-Photos-NNO-Tom-Hall
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    Jose Oquendo, speaking of eternal Redbirds, might count on the front end.
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    Oddly, I think he and Keith Hernandez got inducted into the Cardinals’ HOF together…actually never mind, a year apart “class wise” Same ceremony though.
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    Mickey Lolich and Jim Fregosi should count, even if they are known as who the Mets got in awful deals
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    Adrian Gonzalez, Jose Bautista
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    Sarge Jr. https://www.tcdb.com/ViewCard.cfm/sid/9821/cid/417626/2010-Topps-533-Gary-Matthews-Jr. Only in-action Met card is a badly Photoshopped one!
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    Oh, I thought this was just as much about people who fans looking back, especially born years/decades after would be like THEY PLAYED FOR THAT TEAM” Not just players you’d rather forget were on the Mets, or had such little time and/or impact that you forgot their time in a Met uni. Ie Postseason and down the stretch performances put Tom Glavine and Max Scherzer on here. Back to what I thought was part of the point, Glavine and Snider are joined by Gary Sheffield in terms of iconic milestones managing to happen while the player is in a Met uni.
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    A few HOFers brought in for early nostalgia pops and the hopes of becoming a full time coach Richie Ashburn Gil Hodges Duke Snider Yogi Berra Warren Spahn
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    Stole my first thought opening this thread!
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    Who are three people who have never been in my kitchen?
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    RM geography; PL
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    I would be very interested in seeing the math on this. For what it is worth, the deal that sent alpha-Shawn Abner to San Diego included five Shawn Abners in total, and one turned out to be an MVP. FYI, here are the other three; Kevin Armstrong, never played in The Show Kevin Brown, hey maybe HE was the Kevin Brown that 1992 WFAN caller mongo thought was the guy breaking through in Texas that summer 🤔 LOL, probably not since he also never played in The Bigs, and the infamous caller that for some ****ing reason is still in my mind’s recesses knew a Kevin Brown (the one traded for Charlie O’Brien) had time in the majors. Stan Jefferson, Keith’s caddy when called up that September. Magadan was clearly ahead of him though.
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    I didn’t know Casey Stengel is so arcane and esoteric in 2026, that I can’t make a “you can look it up” joke on a picture of an Order #37 from a fast food joint on a social media platform. The quip was followed with the explanation, which was then followed by “WHAT THE **** DOES THIS NONSENSE HAVE TO DO WITH ANYTHING!?”
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    Unless you are the guy on Facebook claiming Beltran was always juiced to the gills, his crime was more Gaylord Perry/Leo Durocher in nature. I understand wanting to equate the two, but in the end they are a bit apples to oranges
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    http:// The Hall hasn’t decided yet, my guess Mets or blank (ala Maddux, Doc Halladay, etc). Best bet to solve this, when the Mets induct him, Mazz and Bobby V, announce that they’ll retire it in 2027.
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    http://placetobenation.com/2013-baseball-hall-of-fame-inductions/
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    That actually is why the committees got overhauled! https://bleacherreport.com/articles/1719157-baseball-hall-of-fame-induction-ceremony-2013-complete-highlights-and-reaction
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    https://bsky.app/profile/christinakahrl.bsky.social/post/3m7gseygtwk2a Bay Area reporter, I probably just read too much into her use of the word “domestic” and assumed both the car washing and eventual motorcycle excuses were covers for a darker story.
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    It's funny to me that this trade isn't cited in any list of worst Mets trades of all time. Trading a future Hall of Famer for a washed up Carlos Baerga has to be up there. I think part of it is because it was so well received at the time, and it took us a while for us to realize how bad the trade was. Though in fairness, we should have known right away. Kent hit 29 HRS the year after the trade and never looked back. Stayed productive until almost 40 Baerga was washed up at 27. Craziness. True, but Alfonzo’s emergence, though at third not his usual second, did take the sting out of it. FWIW, I saw a journalist on BlueSky/Facebook remind followers of the domestic abuse injury that the “truck washing incident” was a cover story for. While I think that was as a Giant, not a Met, there is for sure more of a “bullet dodged” feeling with him that also overrides a ****** ass return for trading him.
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    Yeah, I guess after reading, or listening to the audiobook, of Daybreak At Chavez Ravine, a bio on Fernando that really put forward a case of him being a “Johnny Appleseed” like figure for Latin America, and specifically the Mexican market as being enough to put him in, I thought there must be some groundswell of support from the “its the hall of FAME (ie notoriety should be as equal of a reason for induction as overall counting statistics)” and intangibles crowd. Then you had the Dodgers officially putting #34 in mothballs, which I took as a similar “GET WITH THE PROGRAM COOPERSTOWN” as with the number retirement ceremonies for Phil Rizzuto, Ron Santo and Dick Allen. Though obviously, sadly now it was pretty much “give him the Jim Gilliam treatment while he is completely able to fully take part in, and appreciate the honor, instead of AFTER his passing.”
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    Kent got in with 14 votes Delgado was next with 9, Mattingly and Murphy tied with 6, and the other four had fewer than 5 votes.
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    https://www.fmsfranchise.com/mcfaddens-restaurant-franchise/ Looks like they had 17 at their peak.
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