Very Easy ... 1986 Mystery Cache

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Someone once asked, "Y are you a Mets Fan?" Now that's a very easy answer - 1986 was the year when I started to follow baseball as a child. Baseball has always been my favorite sport since that memorable fall.

1986 New York Mets
Roster
Pitchers 09 Aguilera 05 Anderson 07 Berenyi 75 Darling 12 Fernandez 78 Gooden 76 Ojeda 58 Leach 08 Lynch 45 McDowell 40 Mitchell 49 Myers 42 Niemann 43 Orosco 06 Sisk	Catchers 9 Carter 01 Gibbons 46 Hearn 00 Lyons Infielders 8 Backman 56 Corcoran 5 Elster 73 Hernandez 52 Johnson 55 Knight 56 Magadan 0 Santana 77 Teufel	Outfielders 4 Dykstra 71 Foster 51 Heep 53 Jefferson 70 Mazzilli 3 Mitchell 79 Strawberry 7 Wilson	Manager 1 Johnson Coaches 50 Harrelson 17 Hoscheit 15 Pavlick 59 Robinson 02 Stottlemyre

Normally a kid roots for his hometown team, but not me. Once I was old enough to start following baseball, it was the New York Metropolitans' 25th season, and perhaps their most memorable ever. The season started off with manager Davey Johnson telling his players that not only would they win, but they would dominate - and do so they did by winning their division by 21.5 games! History would be made that October when young guys like Darryl Strawberry, Dwight Gooden, Ron Darling, Sid Fernandez and Lenny Dykstra would help veterans like George Foster, Keith Hernandez, Gary Carter, Wally Backman and Mookie Wilson move onto the World Series by beating the Houston Astros in the lone MLB playoff series in which the opponents were two "expansion" teams that had begun play in the same season (1962). In Game Six of the '86 World Series, my beloved Mets were rallying in the bottom of the 8th inning when Gary Carter hit a sacrafice fly to tie the game. Now fast forward to the bottom of the tenth inning with two outs and Ray Knight on second base when Mookie Wilson would hit an easy, slow rolling, grounder up the first base line for what should have been an easy third out to put the game into an 11th innning. Game announcer Vin Scully had the call, "So the winning run is at second base, with two outs, three and two to Mookie Wilson. (A) little roller up along first... behind the bag! It gets through Buckner! Here comes Knight, and the Mets win it!"

Score	Location	Attendance
Boston Red Sox – 3, New York Mets – 0	Shea Stadium	66,098
Boston Red Sox – 4, New York Mets – 2	Shea Stadium	66,098
New York Mets – 9, Boston Red Sox – 3	Fenway Park	22,646
New York Mets – 8, Boston Red Sox – 1	Fenway Park	22,410
New York Mets – 1, Boston Red Sox – 5	Fenway Park	25,030
Boston Red Sox – 6, New York Mets – 8	Shea Stadium	66,097
Boston Red Sox – 6, New York Mets – 7	Shea Stadium	66,021

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