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1969
A Look Back at the Mets First Good Third Baseman, Wayne Garrett
VIDEO: Montreal Expos First Game and First Home Opener, from 1969
1969 Baseball Hall of Fame Election
The Kidnapping of Roberto Clemente
Carlton Fisk
Thurman Munson
Vida Blue
Steve Garvey
Toby Harrah
Darrell Evans
Cesar Geronimo
Bill Buckner
Gene Tenace
George Foster
Jerry Reuss
Steve Renko
Bill Spaceman Lee
Oscar Gamble
Ted Sizemore
Wayne Garrett
Rick Dempsey
Dave Cash
Bernie Carbo
Bill Russell
Jerry Morales
Marty Perez
Buck Martinez
Padres early history was wild and crazy
