Seaver, nicknamed "Tom Terrific," was a 12-time all-star and 311-game winner who helped the "Miracle Mets" win the 1969 World Series.

Jerry Koosman, who pitched a complete game in the Mets' World Series-clinching victory over the Orioles in 1969, takes some time for a Q&A with The Post's Steve Serby.

Game 1 of the 1969 World Series was winding down and a disappointed Tom Seaver stood in the dugout runway at Baltimore‘s Memorial Stadium next to Donn Clendenon.The two were alone, Seaver lost ...

Tom Seaver of the New York Mets winds up to throws a pitch against the Baltimore Orioles during game 4 of the 1969 world series on Oct. 15, 1969 at Shea Stadium in Queens, New York.

The former MLB player and World Series champ tells stories about Tom Seaver's one hitter and the famous Black Cat game. ... World Series Champion Art Shamsky On 1969 Mets, Tom Seaver & New Book.

Then Swoboda got to the heart of the matter of those 1969 Mets, the first Mets team to win a World Series, beating the Orioles in five games. “There was a great line by Fred Shero the head coach ...

REX/Shutterstock. The 1969 team is considered one of the most improbable World Series champions in history after finishing in baseball’s basement for its first seven seasons.

Seaver pitched the Miracle Mets to to victory in the 1969 World Series, picking up a Cy Young Award along the way Dispiriting news from the family of Tom Seaver on Thursday: The first-ballot Hall ...

In this 1969 file photo, from left, pitcher Tom Seaver, manager Gil Hodges and pitcher Jerry Koosman were three big reasons why the Amazin' Mets won the 1969 World Series.

New York • Hall of Fame pitcher Tom Seaver, the star of the Miracle Mets 1969 World Series championship team, has been diagnosed with dementia at age 74.. His family made the announcement ...

Did the New York Mets wait too long to honor Tom Seaver ... Museum when he recalled how Seaver was the first to greet him after scoring the game-winning run in Game 4 of the 1969 World Series. ...

Seaver, a baseball Hall of Fame pitcher, became a household name after helping carry the Mets to their "improbable" 1969 World Series Championship. He died of complications of dementia and COVID-19.