1973 The pennant winning 1973 Mets are regarded as one of the biggest surprises in baseball history, coming back from last place in the standings in August to win the division with an 82-79 record, then the LCS before finally taking defending champion Oakland all the way to Game 7 of the World Series, falling just short of the ultimate prize.
While there may be time to delve into Ron Hodges career, you skipped right over the fact that he was involved in one of their most famous plays during that ‘73 season: the ball off the wall play!!
Maybe you’re saving it for the ‘74 yearbook that pictures him and Richie Zisk at the conclusion of the play?!
There is no place like Rose Hill. It exists as we think we remember it but is ever changing. I am fascinated by the memories of my friends that shed light on my own story and perpectives. Best of all are the conversations of my peers who have walked their own paths. The collective wisdom from our lives' experiences connects us powerfully.
While there may be time to delve into Ron Hodges career, you skipped right over the fact that he was involved in one of their most famous plays during that ‘73 season: the ball off the wall play!!
Maybe you’re saving it for the ‘74 yearbook that pictures him and Richie Zisk at the conclusion of the play?!
Yes, (spoiler alert) that photo is in the ‘74 book.
There is no place like Rose Hill. It exists as we think we remember it but is ever changing. I am fascinated by the memories of my friends that shed light on my own story and perpectives. Best of all are the conversations of my peers who have walked their own paths. The collective wisdom from our lives' experiences connects us powerfully.