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September 28, 1970
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Paul
May 31, 2007
If I remember correctly, didn't Stanton hit a triple and then nearly get knocked unconscious by the relay throw? Gaspar then pinch-ran. I was 7 years old, don't ask me how I remember this!

Raymond Malcuit Jr.
June 30, 2017
Paul, Leroy Stanton did hit a triple in this game and then got knocked unconscious by the relay throw.

NYB Buff
February 24, 2023
One day after getting eliminated from the N. L. East race, the Mets faced the Cubs to start a season-closing series for second place in the division. Donn Clendenon connected for a two-run homer with two outs in the ninth inning to tie the game at 3-3. The home run gave Clendenon 95 RBIs for the season to break Frank Thomas's team record at the time. Wayne Garrett then hit a three-run homer in the tenth to win it for the Mets.



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