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Mets Yearbook: 1968

by on 9 December 2009 9:30 pm

Programming reminder: Thursday night, 7:30, SNY marks the 21st century debut of the 1968 highlight film, the fourth in the sensational Mets Yearbook series. Could it possibly be as great as last week’s foray into 1975 when we got to Meet The Mets of chatty Dave Kingman, promising Mike Vail, genius-in-waiting Joe Frazier and Dairylea Day? Tune in and find out.

Image courtesy of kcmets.com.

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