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Time Traveler Tuesdays: Bud Harrelson: The 1970s Mets shortstop of the decade

Time Traveler Tuesdays: Bud Harrelson: The 1970s Mets shortstop of the decade

Time Traveler Tuesdays: Bud Harrelson: The 1970s Mets shortstop of the decade

The 70s Mets' shortstop story is really about one person. He was scrappy, he was tough, and he was undersized, but he had an oversized heart. Buddy Harrelson broke onto the scene for the team in the late 60s, but the bulk of his work and his legacy were built in the 70s for the team. The first couple of years of the decade were arguably his best on the team. In his 1970 (all-star) season, he played a career-high 157 games. He batted .243, with 42 RBI, and 72 runs scored. He m

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