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#8 Gary Carter's story #LGM youtu.be/qaM3AxUiKfk?si…

Soto MASHED 😤 @moomoo | #LGM

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Luke Weaver hasn't given up a run since this interview, where he talked about "the pursuit of perfection" being the "ultimate pressurized failure mindset."

@TheMetsX Weaver's become one of my faves so I hope he stays with the Mets.

Luke Weaver has been fantastic, with one more year of team control he could be a really hot commodity in late July

Dad is still motivating his son. This has NOTHING to do with Patrick Ewing. He’s making sure his son stays motivated and keeps the fire.

Dub! ✅ #MetsWin #LGM

"You’ve got to remember Rusty Staub came up heralded by Ted Williams himself, as the best natural hitter he’d ever seen. He was still in his teens, but no one thought of him as a kid. Hell, he seemed like an old pro half way through his rookie year. It created a kind of distance." "When I was a young player, I wanted to live in the city, but the Mets said no, I certainly could not live in the City. They were telling me where I could live. Rusty Staub marched into GM Frank Cashen's office and said not only can he live wherever he wants to live, but that he would watch me, take care of me and make sure that I was ready every fifth day. He didn’t need to do that. He barely knew me." Ron Darling. "My mother’s brother was a policeman killed in the line of duty in New Orleans. I was just a little kid, sitting on my bed with my mom and my brother saying the rosary, I never got over that." Rusty Staub. Rusty Staub founded the, "New York Police, Fire Widows’ & Children’s Benefit Fund." The Charity has raised tens of millions of dollars. Following 9-11, New York Mets players and coaches donated their entire salaries from their first game back, about $450,000, to Rusty Staub’s Foundation.

@PageSix Jalen really said copy and paste!

IN TEARS at Jalen Brunson's daughter wearing a shirt that says, "My dad's the MVP, hallelujah" at the NYC Knicks parade. 😭🧡💙 📸: Erik Pendzich/Shutterstock

I felt happy for The Big Fella today. A little bittersweet of course, but happy. 15 years of blood, sweat, and tears for New York

@MFliegelman What he said was factual. Much ado about nothing.

Dolan’s shot at Mamdani after a speech people who despise the mayor acknowledge was great is an all-time whiff of an attempt at humor and reading the room. It’s a reminder his pre-playoff speech was a one-off miracle. He’s still a bad owner who will usually say/do the wrong thing

June 18, 2004 - Gary Carter, Yogi Berra, Johnny Bench and Carlton Fisk take part in a pregame ceremony to honor Mike Piazza for hitting the most home runs as a catcher in baseball history. #MLB #OTD #2000s #Mets #Yankees #Reds #RedSox

This is the batting helmet that @Mets catcher Gary Carter wore during the 1986 World Series. This incredible slice of @Mets memorabilia and history now resides at the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. #LGM  #MetsRewind #MetsHistory

@MrRickeyVictory I still can't over Mike Brown's face watching that exchange! 😆

Lol 😂 they don't like Mamdani 😂. I respect it!

@JSNL0VER @nyknicks Nothing wrong with what he said. He's not a politician so he doesn't need anyone's vote.

@nyknicks Dolan should sell the team after what he said about the mayor man

WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS 🏆

In 1994 when the Rangers had their parade, before introducing Mark Messier, Mayor Giuliani said, “You want guys like it here, right? You want to come back here, right? Go Knicks!” Well it took 32 years but the Knicks did it!! Then a definitely-sauced Messier stepped up to the mic. “We might as well come back here next year.” Thirty-two years later, the Rangers still haven’t made it back for another Cup parade. Hopefully that changes soon. 🔵🔴🏒🏆

New York !!! Where we at???

Patrick Ewing has arrived and is looking emotional as he takes in the parade he should have experienced a long time ago 💙🧡

Jalen Brunson on LinkedIn: “Winning an NBA Championship with the New York Knicks is everything I ever dreamed of. The fans, the city, this organization...This is why I came to New York. I'm so proud of this team. No matter the situation, we never stopped believing in each other or lost sight of our goal. With enough work and enough belief, your dreams are possible and you can overcome any obstacle. Whatever it is in life, believe that you belong. People might disagree but let that strengthen your belief because with hard work, preparation, and the right mindset, anything is possible. I can't wait to celebrate with my family, my teammates, the city of New York, and everyone who's been here from day one. We don't win this championship without you! I also look forward to continuing to support other people's dreams through my work with the Second Round Foundation, where our mission is helping young people determine their own success no matter where they come from. It is important to me to support the under-resourced, under-represented, and under-estimated, and to ensure that they have the tools, guidance, and belief they need to achieve their dreams. Thank you, New York. I am forever grateful. And always remember...The Magic is in the Work. - JB”