New York Mets

By GC A longtime Palm Beach Gardens resident, Carter, 55, managed the Mets’ Class A St. Lucie team in the Florida State League in 2006. He spent the past season in New York coaching the Long Island Ducks of the Atlantic League and the previous year coaching in California.

By Joe Budd Meet the Mets Remember when Gary Carter was at least a remote consideration in terms of the Met managerial position? Well, he's now coaching a Division II program in Palm Beach. Also, the Athletic Director thinks he's a baseball genius.  Around the NL East Around MLB

By metswalkoffs(noreply@blogger.com) 30- Carlos Beltran, September 28, 2008 (#5,915) 29- Howard Johnson, September 10, 1985 (#2,317) 28- Gary Carter, August 11, 1988 (#2,781) 22- Keith Hernandez, September 1, 1985 (#2,305) 21- Mookie Wilson, September 20, 1981 (#1,880)

By metswalkoffs(noreply@blogger.com) 40- Gary Carter, Darryl Strawberry, Kevin Mitchell, July 27, 1986 (#2,435, #2,436, #2437) True Mets home run historians know...The Mets all-time leaders in postseason home runs: Mike Piazza 5, Carlos Delgado 4, Rusty Staub 4, Lenny Dykstra 4, Darryl Strawberry 4, Edgardo Alfonzo 4.

By metswalkoffs(noreply@blogger.com) Opening Day, 1985, in which Gary Carter won his Mets debut with a home run in the 10th inning against Cardinals reliever Neil Allen. June 13- Darryl Strawberry beats the Pirates with a walk-off single September 7- 1985 World Series hero Dane Iorg strands a pair of Padres runners to end the na...

1978 - Hubie Brooks. Very solid selection with #3 choice in draft. Was close to major league ready when chosen. Had some pretty good years with the Mets before going to Montreal in the Gary Carter deal. Had a decent career. Kirk Gibson was taken 9 picks later, but hard to fault this selection.