Another fine ’69 Mets article:
In all of New York baseball, starting with the day in 1846 when Alexander Cartwright’s Knickerbockers and the New York Nine crossed the Hudson to Hoboken to play the first recorded baseball game anywhere, there has never been anything like it … not the Bobby Thomson home run, a spear aimed at the heart of all that was Brooklyn … not the perfect World Series game by the Yankees’ Don Larsen … not the World Series catches by Willie Mays and Sandy Amoros and Al Gionfriddo.
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