Amazing Mets 1969 & beyond -- Out of the Park 9 -- take #2

[doncoryell]

Standings as of April 29, 1969

American League Standings             National League Standings

East           W  L   PCT  GB         East           W  L   PCT  GB
Baltimore     18  6  .750  --         Chicago       14  9  .609  --
Detroit       12  8  .600   4         New York      13  9  .591   0.5
Washington    12 11  .522   5.5       Pittsburgh    12 10  .545   1.5
Boston        10 11  .476   6.5       Philadelphia  11 11  .500   2.5
New York       8 14  .364   9         St.Louis       9 13  .409   4.5
Cleveland      5 15  .250  11         Montreal       7 14  .333   6


West           W  L   PCT  GB         West           W  L   PCT  GB
Minnesota     11  8  .579  --         San Francisco 15  7  .682  --
Seattle       11  8  .579  --         Los Angeles   11  9  .550   3
Chicago        8  8  .500   1.5       Atlanta       12 10  .545   3
Oakland        9 10  .474   2         San Diego     10 12  .455   5
California     8  9  .471   2         Cincinnati     9 12  .429   5.5
Kansas City    8 12  .400   3.5       Houston        8 15  .348   7.5


California 12, Seattle 4              New York 4, Montreal 1
Minnesota 8, Kansas City 2            San Francisco 7, Cincinnati 5
New York 9, Boston 7                  Atlanta 9, Houston 6
Washington 1, Detroit 0               St.Louis 3, Pittsburgh 2
Baltimore 4, Cleveland 0              Philadelphia 3, Chicago 2
only games scheduled                  San Diego 4, Los Angeles 3

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[gtm]

Wow. Kevin Collins is a name I really don't remember from the '69 Mets.

[doncoryell]

Quote: Originally Posted by gtm

Wow. Kevin Collins is a name I really don't remember from the '69 Mets.

He only played in 16 games and they were all during the first part of the year.

He was traded allong with minor leaguers Bill Carden, Dave Colon and Steve Renko to the Montreal Expos on the 15th of June for Donn Clendenon.

[gtm]

Quote: Originally Posted by doncoryell

He only played in 16 games and they were all during the first part of the year. He was traded allong with minor leaguers Bill Carden, Dave Colon and Steve Renko to the Montreal Expos on the 15th of June for Donn Clendenon.

Ahh!!! This was a very good trade.