Good Morning. Happy Birthday Buzz Capra, Pete Falcone, and Jeff Reardon. Also Born Today Bob Myrick, and Chuck Hiller. Epic 1-0 13 inning Braves-Red Wild Card game and the Yankees, Astros, and Rays all advance.
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Day in Mets History.
Mike
Puma NY Post: Should Mets keep Van Wagenen? Examining his hits, misses and one
‘ridiculous’ move. “’The thing was basically Stroman for Wheeler and I
think that’s ridiculous,’ the rival executive said. ‘I think they overrated Stroman
a little bit.’”
SNY.TV:
5 biggest items on Mets' offseason to-do list, including extending Michael
Conforto and finding a center fielder. George
Springer, Trevor Bauer,
and J.T.
Realmuto could be among New York's free agent targets.
NJ.com:
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred defends Fred Wilpon following Mets sale to Steve
Cohen.
Rising
Apple: Mets wasted another year of excellence from Jacob deGrom.
Rising
Apple: Mets Rookies: Where they rank among the National League’s best. Writer
Allen Settle ranks David
Peterson #9 and Andres
Gimenez #5 out of the top 10 Rookies in the NL.
Mike
Phillips The Sports Daily: New York Mets 2020 Season in Review: Offense.
Mike gave the DH an A+, 2B an A, and the Outfield an A.
Amazing
Avenue: 2020 Mets takeaways: The outfield. A crowded outfield picture that
somehow still has a big hole in the middle.
Metsmerized
Online: Five Mets Storylines To Watch This Offseason. Steve Cohen, BVW?, Starting
Pitching, Free Agents and COVID-19 in 2021 make up the list.
Metsmerized
Online: Is It Time To Move on From J.D. Davis?
TB12 🔥 pic.twitter.com/AU3kpdFLsL
— MLB (@MLB) September 30, 2020
In his first ever postseason action, 21-year-old Cristian Pache pinch runs and scores the winner for the @Braves in the longest scoreless game in playoff history! pic.twitter.com/YIaUVUibmK
— MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) September 30, 2020
MLB.com:
Freeman's walk-off ends Game 1 duel in 13th. Braves 1 Reds 0 (Box
Score). Braves lead series 1-0.
Corey Dickerson - Miami Marlins (1)(Playoffs)3-run. pic.twitter.com/Nf52fD9Ssv
— MLB HR Tracker (@hr_mlb) September 30, 2020
Jesus Aguilar - Miami Marlins(Playoffs)(1) 2-run. pic.twitter.com/GCLjkp8jou
— MLB HR Tracker (@hr_mlb) September 30, 2020
MLB.com:
Vets power Marlins to 1st playoff W since '03. Marlins 5 Cubs 1 (Box
Score). Marlins lead series 1-0.
Gio Urshela - New York Yankees (Playoffs)(1) Grand Slam. pic.twitter.com/wfAtk2msVx
— MLB HR Tracker (@hr_mlb) October 1, 2020
What a play. 😱
— MLB (@MLB) October 1, 2020
The @Yankees limit the damage. pic.twitter.com/VyxWcgbM2M
INSANE.
— MLB (@MLB) October 1, 2020
The @Yankees retake the lead. pic.twitter.com/30eU0LVz6h
MLB.com:
Wild, unforgettable win sends Yanks to ALDS. Yankees 10 Indians 9 (Box
Score). Yankees win series 2-0.
Carlos Correa spoke on the Astros' critics after their series win. pic.twitter.com/f5eWs9xQlF
— ESPN (@espn) September 30, 2020
MLB.com:
Astros sweep: 'We deserve a lot of respect'. Astros 3 Twins 1 (Box
Score). Astros win series 2-0.
MLB.com:
A's early outburst holds up to force Game 3. A’s 5 White Sox 3 (Box
Score). Series tied 1 game each.
Hunter Refroe's grand slam is the first in #Rays postseason history. pic.twitter.com/NZKIVm6yvw
— MLB Stats (@MLBStats) September 30, 2020
MLB.com:
With sweep of Jays, Rays returning to ALDS. Rays 8 Blue Jays 2 (Box
Score). Rays win series 2-0.
15 times in #postseason history a player has had a game with 2 hits, 2 walks, 2 runs and a SB.
— MLB Stats (@MLBStats) October 1, 2020
Dylan Carlson is the youngest one to do it. pic.twitter.com/R2KCfX6ttk
The guy who made this catch was born in 1998. pic.twitter.com/jUQINpAcMT
— St. Louis Cardinals (@Cardinals) October 1, 2020
MLB.com:
Cards pounce with 4-run 1st, hold off Padres. Cardinals 7 Padres 4 (Box
Score).
MLB.com: Eyeing
future, LA and Buehler cautious in win. “Dealing with a finger blister that
clearly is an issue, Buehler still struck out eight in only four innings.” Dodgers
4 Brewers 2 (Box
Score). Dodgers lead series 1-0.
Today's Postseason schedule includes 5 Wild Card Series games on ESPN/ABC, including a decisive Game 3 between the @whitesox and @Athletics, as well as four potential elimination games in the NL. #Postseason pic.twitter.com/EqFuluYncH
— MLB Communications (@MLB_PR) October 1, 2020
The first confirmed DS matchup: Yankees-Rays. 👀
— MLB (@MLB) October 1, 2020
Get your popcorn ready. 🍿 pic.twitter.com/USJbxnJiyp
NY
Post: MLB to allow fans to attend NLCS, World Series games. Major League
Baseball is set to allow a “limited number” of fans for the NLCS and World
Series at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, the league announced Wednesday.
Approximately 11,500 tickets will be made available for each game, with 10,550
fans in the stands and 950 in suites.
AP
News: Marlins’ Marte hopes to play with broken hand.
Quad
City Times: Majors let the clock run out on minor-league deal. “Major
League Baseball has started to exert more control over the minors, formally
announcing Tuesday that the 10-team Appalachian League would shift from being a
professional rookie-level league to becoming a summer wood-bat league for
top-level freshman and sophomore college prospects.”
While they’re at it, Congress should repeal the abomination that is the Save America’s Pastime Act. https://t.co/JxSRX9fMhA
— Advocates for Minor Leaguers (@MiLBAdvocates) October 1, 2020
Today
in Mets History Per Ultimatemets.com:
Born on this date:
- Chuck Hiller (1934)
- Buzz Capra (1947)
- Bob Myrick (1952)
- Pete Falcone (1953)
- Jeff Reardon (1955)
- Chuck McElroy (1967)
- John Thomson (1973)
- Brandon Knight (1975)
Transactions:
New York Mets released Jim Gosger on October 1, 1974.
New York Mets released Bob Miller on October 1, 1974.
New York Mets released Jon Adkins on October 1, 2007.
Lino Urdaneta granted free agency on
October 1, 2007.
Centerfield
Maz: Pete Falcone: Brooklyn Born Italian / American Mets Pitcher (1979-1982).
Centerfield
Maz: Remembering Mets History: (1973) Mets Clinch NL Eastern Divison.
Centerfield
Maz: Buzz Capra: 1973 N.L. Champion Mets Pitcher (1971-1973).
Centerfield
Maz: Remembering Mets History (10/1/1969) The Mets 100th Win of the Season.
1973 |
A day after the regular season ends, the Mets, in front of
only 1,913 fans at a cold and damp Wrigley Field, beat the Cubs, 6-4 in the
first game of a scheduled make-up doubleheader, with the nightcap, an
unnecessary contest for the final standings, officially canceled due to wet
grounds. The Amazins', who spent two months in the cellar before winning 23
of their remaining 32 games, clinch the NL East with their 82nd victory, the
lowest number of wins ever recorded to capture a title. |
1974 |
Tom
Seaver, whiffing 14 batters, becomes the first hurler in National League
history to strike out 200 or more batters for seven consecutive seasons. 'Tom
Terrific's' complete-game effort in his last start of the year isn't good
enough to win when the Mets bow to Jim Lonborg
and Phillies, 2-1. |
1982 |
Terry
Leach, who goes the distance for New York, and Phillies right-hander John
Denny each hurl one-hit shutout ball for nine innings in a game where the
Mets score the only run, thanks to a walk, a single and a sac fly in the top
of the tenth frame. The Veteran Stadium 1-0 victory marks the 13th one-hitter
in franchise history and the first of which goes overtime. |
10/1/1973 With their win over the Cubs, the Mets clinch a playoff berth and an NL East title. This is their first division title since 1969, and like the 69 Mets, this team made it to the World Series pic.twitter.com/9HyeA0cISj
— This Day in Mets History (@NYMhistory) October 1, 2018
October 1, 1973: One day after the regular season ends, the @Mets beat the @Cubs, 6-4 in the first game of a scheduled make-up doubleheader to clinch the National Leagues East title. You can listen to the entire radio broadcast here: https://t.co/hT4acJzkhF pic.twitter.com/EAhs3vHXyc
— Mets Rewind (@metsrewind) October 1, 2019
Tug McGraw. Ya' Gotta Believe. #LGM #MetsRewind #YGB pic.twitter.com/aJJ2W2s0v2
— Mets Rewind (@metsrewind) October 1, 2019
10/1/2016 For the second time in franchise history, the Mets reached the postseason in consecutive years with a 5-3 win over the Phillies. They went 27-13 in their final 40 games to make the postseason. pic.twitter.com/ul44aGWpBO
— This Day in Mets History (@NYMhistory) October 1, 2019
JAMES LONEY BAT FLIP APPRECIATION TWEET@james__loney https://t.co/c3CNZJ7NXO pic.twitter.com/hx8ePfua7t
— MetsFanMania (@MetsFanMania) October 1, 2020
2017: The final day of the regular season is pro forma, as all
postseason slots and seedings have already been determined, although the Phillies' 11 - 0 win over the Mets marks
the final game for both managers, Pete Mackanin and Terry Collins. For Mackanin, it is a
bittersweet finish, as he managed to lead the Phils to just one game below .500
in the second half after a terrible first half, while Collins, the oldest
manager in the majors this year, steps down at the end of the longest tenure in
team history at seven years and two years after a trip to the World Series in 2015.
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What I understand is that the sale will be approved within the small window between the last World Series game and the start of the free agent signing season.
Thanks Mack. Hopefully sooner rather than later.
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