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Tug McGraw
Tug has become the NL's premier left-handed relief specialist. Named to NL 1972 All-Star squad, Tug entered game in 9th and was credited with 4-3 10-inning triumph.
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Joe Orsulak
Dave Magadan
Pete Alonso
Art Shamsky
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A four-sport star in high school, Phil led his baseball team to the state finals in his junior year when he pitched a no-hitter and lost by a 2-0 score. Phil played semipro ball in the Kentucky-Indiana Collegiate League before signing with Tribe.



Tracy was the man who yielded homer #61 to Roger Maris, as he lost a heartbreaker, 1-0.



The New York Mets acquired Ron from the Houston organization on February 10, 1967. After a fine spring showing, he was added to the Mets roster. Ron's biggest thrill came in the 1964 World Series as he worked a total of 4 and two-thirds hitless innings in two relief appearances.



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Pedro Beato
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Gallery Redux!

Bob Bailor, Second Base - Mets. and Bob Bailor, Shortstop - Mets. and Bob Bailor, Third Base - Mets.
Ron Darling, Pitcher - Mets.

Back to the Front! Mets card back du jour...

Cal Koonce
Often called to put out a fire, Cal responded extremely well for the New York Mets last season. He racked up eight saves while notching five victories. Control is Cal's strength.
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