Honours & Records
18 entries in the New York Mets compendium.
1986 World Series ChampionshipThe 1986 New York Mets: champions of baseball's ultimate prize.David Wright Career Home Runs RecordDavid Wright: Mets legend, seven-time All-Star, and the third captain in franchise history.Tom Seaver Franchise Wins RecordThe Franchise: Tom Seaver, Mets all-time wins leader.Tom Seaver Strikeouts RecordTom Terrific: The Franchise who defined Mets greatness.1969 National League East Division TitleThe Miracle Mets capture their first division title.1986 National League PennantThe 1986 Mets won the NL pennant by defeating the Astros in six games, with no Game 7 needed.1973 National League PennantThe 1973 Mets: Lowest winning percentage of any pennant-winner in MLB history.Tom Seaver 1973 Cy Young AwardTom Terrific's unanimous triumph cements his legacy as the Mets' greatest pitcher.2000 National League PennantThe 2000 Mets surged past the Giants and Braves to claim their first pennant in fourteen years.Tom Seaver Cy Young AwardTom Seaver: Three Cy Young Awards, all with the New York Mets.Dwight Gooden Cy Young AwardDwight Gooden: Mets legend, Cy Young winner, and Hall of Famer.Mike Piazza Rookie of the YearThe Hall of Fame catcher who won Rookie of the Year with the Dodgers and became a legend in Queens.Tom Seaver Rookie of the YearTom Seaver's National League Rookie of the Year award stands as a cornerstone of New York Mets history…1969 World Series ChampionshipThe Miracle Mets complete one of the greatest upsets in World Series history.Nolan Ryan No-HitterThe Nolan Ryan No-Hitter is often mistakenly associated with the New York Mets, but this historic performance…Tom Seaver No-HitterTom Seaver threw a no-hitter in 1978.Mike Piazza Gold Glove AwardThe only catcher to snag a Gold Glove while crushing 30+ homers that same year—though he did it with the…Dwight Gooden Rookie of the YearDr. K: The 19-year-old rookie who took the league by storm in 1984.
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