dinosaur jesus wrote: Gooden and Young had a good chance, but it never happened. As it happens, Roadblock Jones and Al Jackson did start both ends of a doubleheader: April 29, 1962. Jackson shut out the Phillies in the opener, while Jackson pitched into the fifth in the nightcap, giving up six runs in a 10-2 loss. It was his last major league start. On August 17, 1980, Ray Burris and Roy Lee Jackson did it, as the Mets were swept by the Phillies. That may be it. If so, the only three times it's happened have been against the Phillies. We've been swept and split. It's time for a sweep of our own. This was a great find. Also notable, this week we had to have seen the greatest spread between starting pitcher uni-numbers in Mets DH history 0 & 99. Anyone know where I can find the Mets all-time record in DHs? I think things are complicated today as split DHs aren't really considered DHs anymore