Edgy MD wrote: I was wondering who should get first pitch duties. The last NLCS hero makes the most sense, thought I. But then I realized the Mets last NLCS MVP was Mike Hampton, and I didn't think the forgiveness was all that strong among the fan base. Then I suddenly realized, that despite the Mets being an impressive 4-for-5 in NLCS series over their history, Hampton is their only NLCS MVP. The honors went to an opposing player in 1986, and the award hadn't been established yet in 1973 and 1969. So Hampton it is! Maybe Tejada if he could hobble out there