2004: Richard Hidalgo's first HR as Met.2003: Braves score eight runs in the bottom of the eighth off Edwin Almonte and Ikemay Antonstay.2001: Robert Person gets revenge for the Olerud deal by throwing a CG in a 10-1 Phillies win.2000: Dustin Hermanson throws 8.2 IP for a W.1999: Sidney Ponson throws a CG win for the O's.1996: Expos starter (!?) Ugueth Urbina is out after four innings, giving up three runs and losing to Paul Wilson.1994: Jim Lindeman (career high: 8 HR in 1987) bats cleanup for the Mets.1993: Greg Harris (the one who was never a Met) throws a CG win.1992: Juan Samuel continues to haunt the Mets, as Roger McDowell picks up a save for the Dodgers. Wally Whitehurst continues his streak of consecutive July 20 starts.1991: Mackey Sasser has four hits, including a homer, and drives in five but the Mets lose to the Dodgers. Wally Whitehurst starts and loses.1987: Don Schulze picks up his only Met win.1986: Mets lose in 15 to the Astros. I'll let Bob P describe it for you:The last of a four game series...and another wild one that would be a preview of the 1986 NLCS!!After seven innings, the Astros had a 4-2 lead. But in the eighth, back-to-back homers by Kevin Mitchell and Keith Hernandez tied it off Aurelio Lopez, and then Ray Knight gave the Mets a 5-4 lead on an infield out.The Astros jumped right back in front in the bottom of the eighth as Doug Sisk gave up four straight hits to start the inning, and Jesse Orosco came in and allowed two more runs to score. The Astros led 8-5 going to the ninth.In came Dave Smith again, just like yesterday (YAY!). Smith gave up a walk, an infield out, an RBI single and hit a batter, and the Mets had the tying runs on base. Frank DiPino came in to pitch and struck out Darryl Strawberry, but unlikely heroes Rafael Santana and Ed Hearn each singled to drive in runs and the game was tied, 8-8.Both bullpens pitched well after that. Bob Knepper, who had thrown a three-hit shutout at the Mets two nights earlier, came in to pitch in the fifteenth inning and wound up the winning pitcher as Houston loaded the bases off Roger McDowell in the bottom of the fifteenth and got the winning run in on a fielder's choice.The Astros got blown out in game one of this four game series and came back to win the next three. The next meeting of the two teams would be in the NLCS in October.1985: The Mets set a Shea Stadium record for runs, whooping up on Atlanta 16-4. Straw drives in seven.1979: Craig Swan and Gaylord Perry attempt to throw dueling CGs, but the Padres win it 2-1 with one out in the bottom of the ninth.Okay... that's as far back as I go. Taking too long. I guess there's some history today, especially in terms of opposing pitchers throwing complete games against us.