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The 1991 season marked a return to the bad old days for the New York Mets: their first losing record since 1983, the departure of a hero,...

If you’re a Mets fan who remembers 1990, first of all — congratulations on surviving parachute pants, Crystal Pepsi, and your mom yelling...

If you’re a Mets fan of a certain age (translation: you still have VHS tapes labeled “Family BBQ” that are actually Game 6 of the ’86...

The 1988 Mets were the baseball equivalent of the financial advertising disclaimer that past performance is not a guarantee of future...

If you’re a Mets fan of a certain age (read: old enough to know that “streaming” isn’t Netflix, it’s what happens when your doctor frowns...

If you’re a Mets fan, you already know how 1986 ends: a team that manager Davey Johnson declared during spring training would dominate...

There was much optimism in the air around Shea Stadium when the 1985 season began. The expectations had risen after a 1984 season that...

In 1984, the Chicago Cubs got back at the Mets for what the Flushing squad did to them in 1969.                Both teams were awful in...

The 1982 season that began with much optimism ended in another disastrous finish: the sixth consecutive season that the team finished...

In 1982, the Mets decided to let George do it.                Two of them, actually.                And neither one did.               ...

The final record of the 1980 Mets did not tell the whole story. Despite ultimately finishing in fifth place and losing 95 games, there...

A lot of good things happened to the Mets in 1980. Almost none of them occurred on the field. The team lost 95 games and finished in...

The decade of the Seventies ended in the same manner that the decade of the Sixties ended. With champagne flowing in the locker room...

With the conclusion of the first season under the new realities of free agency and how the game was impacted, the results for Mets fans...

July 13, 1977. Mets versus the Cubs at Shea Stadium. Lenny Randle at bat, facing Ray Burris with one out in the sixth and the Mets...

The post-mortem of the 1975 season, while ultimately characterized as a disappointment, was not the disaster that was 1974. The pitching...

The Mets began 1975 with great hopes and expectations. They ended it with disappointment, disillusionment and despair. And if you had to...

After falling one game short of a second World Series title in five years in 1973, the New York Mets entered the offseason flush with...

Welcome to Saturday Seasons, the weekly series where we hop in the orange and blue DeLorean and cruise through one Mets season at a time,...

The New York Mets began the 1972 season with great anticipation and expectations, including a pronouncement by their manager that this...