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Category Archives: Spring Training Countdown
17 DUPACR: Guess Who?
There are 17 Days Until Pitchers and Catchers Report to spring training at Tradition Field in Port St. Lucie, Florida. So today I honor a former player who wore New York Mets uniform number 17. But which #17 do I … Continue reading
18 DUPACR: Darryl Strawberry
You were expecting Jeff McKnight, weren’t you? I will admit, though, there was a nanosecond where I considered honoring Joel Youngblood for the 18th Day Until Pitchers And Catchers Report. But really, there was never a question, for so many … Continue reading
19 DUPACR: Anthony Young
Before we go any further, I need to make something clear: the player I pick to commemorate each day in this countdown is not necessarily someone who is the “best” Met to ever wear that number. In many cases (if … Continue reading
20 DUPACR: Howard Johnson
Like yesterday’s choice for #21, I might have gone for someone from further in the past here, such as Tommie Agee — had I seen him play. For those who did have the good fortune of watching Agee “in the … Continue reading
21 DUPACR: Gary Rajsich
This one is bound to raise some eyebrows, I’m sure. Why in the world would I commemorate the 21st Day Until Pitchers And Catchers Report with someone who appeared in merely 91 ballgames as a Met, and most of it … Continue reading
22 DUPACR: Ray Knight
There are 22 Days Until Pitchers And Catchers Report. Thus we honor former #22 Ray Knight. Choosing Knight was fairly easy, since he is one of my favorite all-time Mets, for his grit, hustle, fire, and hard-nosed play. He got … Continue reading
23 DUPACR: Doug Flynn
There are 23 Days Until Pitchers And Catchers Report to spring training. To commemorate the day, we honor Doug Flynn, who wore #23 for the Mets from 1977-1981. Why Doug Flynn? Because, in so many ways, Flynn symbolized what the … Continue reading
24 DUPACR: Kelvin Torve
With 24 Days Until Pitchers And Catchers Report, we will label this day with Kelvin Torve, who briefly wore #24 for the Mets in 1990. What? No Willie Mays? Willie was probably the reason I became a Mets fan. The … Continue reading