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Mets Games Played On This Date: April 28

1972 Topps Gary Gentry - available on Amazon


The Mets 2nd win in franchise history, a wasted deGrom start in 2021, a Mike Piazza come from behind walk-off HR in 1999, a nice comeback win in 2001, and another great pitching matchup in 1971.  


Section Links: 5 Years ago today; 11 Years ago today; 20 Years ago today; 29 Years ago today; 40 Years ago today; 50 Years ago today; 60 Years ago today;


One Year ago today: 


Year: 2023; Game # 27; Friday, Apr 28; NYM 0 Vs. ATL 4;  5 innings; boxscore; WP: Fried; LP: Peterson;  Time: 1:23; Night; Attendance: 29,240; Record: 15-12; Standings: 2; Games up/behind: 3; L


Box Score: Atlanta Braves 4 Mets 0 Pete Alonso 1B 1 for 2, 1 K; Jeff McNeil 2B 0 for 1, 1 walk; Brett Baty 3B 1 for 2, 1 K; Francisco Alvarez C 1 for 2; David Peterson P (L,1-4) 5 innings, 4 runs - earned, 5 hits, 1 walk, 6 Ks; 


Braves 4 Mets 0 - Post Game Notes: 

  • Mets: Were shut out for the fifth time this season...Was their first time being shut out by Atlanta since August 16, 2022 and the first time at Citi Field since July 26, 2021. 
  • David Peterson: Has suffered the loss in three of his last four starts. 


Brian Joura Mets360: "David Peterson started off strong but the wheels came off in the fifth inning, as the Braves scored four runs and ended up winning a rain-shortened game, 4-0, Friday night at Citi Field." 


Metstradamus: "But in the fifth inning, Peterson was destroyed. He gave up a single to Eddie Rosario and a double to Kevin Pillar with one out. Then after getting Michael Harris on a fielders choice at the plate after nine pitches, he had nothing left for Ronald Acuna Jr. He threw an absolute meatball to Acuna on the first pitch, and he smacked it to left field for an RBI single to make it 1-0..." 


NY Post: "The Mets lost for the fifth time in six games, a night after they barely avoided getting swept by the woeful Nationals....Peterson’s night unraveled in the fifth, when he surrendered a three-run homer to Matt Olson that buried the Mets in a 4-0 hole." 


Tim Healey Newsday: Rain cuts Mets short right after David Peterson allows four runs in fifth inning vs. Atlanta. "Within seconds of Max Fried setting down the Mets in the bottom of the inning, which made the game official, umpires requested the tarp. Eighty-eight minutes later, MLB decided the game was over." 


MLB YouTube Channel: Mets - Braves Game Highlights.





Year: 2021; Game#20; Wednesday  Apr 28 NYM 0 Vs. BOS 1; boxscore;  WP: Pivetta;  LP: deGrom; Save: Barnes; Time: 2:56; NIGHT; Attendance: 8,051;  Record: 10-10; Standings: 1; Games up/behind: Tied; L; 


Brandon Nimmo LF 0 for 3, 1 walk, 2 Ks; Francisco Lindor SS 0 for 3, 1 walk, 2 Ks; Pete Alonso 1B 1 for 4, 1 K; Michael Conforto RF 0 for 4, 3 Ks; J.D. Davis 3B 0 for 2, 1 walk, 1 HBP, 1 K; Dominic Smith LF 0 for 3, 2 Ks; Jeff McNeil 2B 1 for 3; James McCann C 0 for 2, 1 walk, 1 K; Jacob deGrom P 0 for 2, 1 K – (L, 2-2) 6 innings, 3 hits, 1 run – earned, 1 walk, 9 Ks;  Aaron Loup 1 inning, 1 hit, no runs, 1 K; Trevor May, 1 inning, no runs, no hits, 3 Ks; Edwin Diaz, 1 inning, no hits, no runs, 2 Ks; 


NY Post: Jacob deGrom’s bat went cold Wednesday night, so the Mets lost. 


Brian Joura Mets360: “The Red Sox came in to this brief two-game series with one of the best offenses in the game. So, the Mets hold them to a total of three runs and somehow end up getting swept. Wednesday night the Mets lost, 1-0, and stop me if you’ve heard this before but they wasted another big performance by Jacob deGrom.” (Subscription required)


Deesha Thosar NY Daily News: “For the second straight night, the loudest noise from the Citi Field crowd came in the form of boos. The home crowd of 8,051 fans didn’t just restrict their boos for Francisco Lindor, though he heard it loudly after he struck out in the sixth. This time the jeers were aimed at Michael Conforto, Dominic Smith, James McCann and just about anyone that didn’t capitalize with men on base – a trend that fans are utterly exhausted of seeing, especially when their ace is on the mound.”


Newsday.com:  “Pivetta walked the first two batters in the first, including leadoff man Brandon Nimmo, who returned after missing a game following a cortisone shot in his sore right hip. But Pete Alonso struck out (for the sixth at-bat in a row), Conforto hit a flyout to left and Davis bounced into a 6-4 forceout.”    








5 Years ago today:


Year: 2019; Game #27; Sunday;  Apr 28, NYM 5  Vs. MIL 2; boxscore;  WP: Matz;  LP: Barnes;  Save: Diaz; Time: 02:52; DAY; Attendance: 25,756; Record: 14-13; Standings: 2; Games up/behind: 1.5; W;


NY Post: Steven Matz and late magic help Mets avoid getting swept. "Going a season-high seven innings, Matz tamed the Brewers’ hot bats — they had scored 18 runs on 28 hits over the first two games of the series — and the Mets continued an early-season trend of scoring in the late innings, leading to a 5-2 victory at Citi Field Sunday afternoon...A Ben Gamel two-base error led to pinch-hitter J.D. Davis’ go-ahead single in the seventh, and backup catcher Tomas Nido, recalled earlier in the day from Triple-A Syracuse after Travis d’Arnaud was designated for assignment, stroked a two-run double in the eighth."


Year: 2018; Game #25; Saturday;  Apr 28, NYM 2 @ SDP; 12; boxscore;  WP: Lucchesi;  LP: Vargas; Time: 02:50; NIGHT; Attendance: 42,778; Record: 16-9; Standings: 1; Games up/behind: up 0.5; L;


In his first Mets start since 2007 after going 18-11 for the Royals in 2017, Jason Vargas (L,0-1) allows 9 runs - all earned in 3.2 innings.  On the plus side, Juan Lagares robs a HR and Yoenis Cespedes gets a 2 run shot in a Padres blowout.




Year: 2017; Game #22; Friday;  Apr 28, NYM 7 @ WSN; 5; boxscore;   WP: deGrom;  LP: Scherzer;  Save: Edgin; Time: 03:24; NIGHT; Attendance: 34,562; Record: 9-13; Standings: 5; Games up/behind: 6.5; W; 



Year: 2015; Game #21; Tuesday;  Apr 28, NYM 3 @ MIA; 4; boxscore;   WP: Morris;  LP: Torres;  Save: Cishek; Time: 02:46; NIGHT; Attendance: 17,255; Record: 15-6; Standings: 1; Games up/behind: up 4.5; L;


11 Years ago today:


Year: 2013; Game #23; Sunday;  Apr 28, NYM 1  Vs. PHI; 5; boxscore;   WP: Hamels;  LP: Niese; Time: 02:55; DAY; Attendance: 28,990; Record: 10-13; Standings: 4; Games up/behind: 4.5; L;


Mets managed only 3 hits while committing 2 errors, the biggest when John Buck failed to catch a Laynce Nix foul popup that would have ended the 7th with the game tied at 1.  Instead, Laynce Nix singled, Jimmy Rollins singled, Jon Neise (L,2-2) left the game, Scott Acthison in to pitch, Ryan Howard double, Chase Utley single - 3 runs scored.  Phillies added one more in the 8th for the 5-1 final.


Year: 2012; Game #21; Saturday;  Apr 28, NYM 7 @ COL; 5; boxscore;   WP: Gee;  LP: Moscoso;  Save: Francisco; Time: 02:58; NIGHT; Attendance: 38,798; Record: 12-9; Standings: 3; Games up/behind: 2; W;


NY Post: "Dillon Gee didn’t let one tough inning get him down. Gee shook off the rough patch in an otherwise strong outing, Lucas Duda backed him with a homer and single to drive in four runs, and the New York Mets beat the Colorado Rockies 7-5 on Saturday night...Ruben Tejada, Daniel Murphy and David Wright each added three hits and scored five times collectively..."



Year: 2011; Game #25; Thursday;  Apr 28, NYM 3 @ WSN; 4; boxscore;   WP: Hernández;  LP: Capuano;  Save: Storen; Time: 02:29; NIGHT; Attendance: 15,142; Record: 11-14; Standings: 5; Games up/behind: 5.5; L; 


Chris Capuano allowed 5.2 innings giving up 4 runs on 10 hits including a 5th inning solo HR to Ian Desmond which proved to be the winning run.  Josh Thole went 3 for 4 in the loss for the Mets. 


Year: 2010; Game #22; Wednesday;  Apr 28, NYM 7  Vs. LAD; 3; boxscore;   WP: Maine;  LP: Ely; Time: 02:41; DAY; Attendance: 29,724; Record: 13-9; Standings: 1; Games up/behind: up 0.5; W;


National Pastime.com: David Wright surpasses Ed Kranepool to become the Mets all-time leader in doubles. The 27 year-old third baseman, who collected his 1,000th career hit yesterday, strokes his 226th two-bagger in the second inning of the Mets' 7-3 victory over L.A. at Citi Field. 


Year: 2009; Game #20; Tuesday;  Apr 28, NYM 4  Vs. FLA; 7; boxscore;   WP: Badenhop;  LP: Green;  Save: Lindstrom; Time: 03:15; NIGHT; Attendance: 38,546; Record: 9-11; Standings: 4; Games up/behind: 3; L;


Year: 2007; Game #22; Saturday;  Apr 28, NYM 6 @ WSN; 2; boxscore; 12 innings;  WP: Sele;  LP: Rivera; Time: 03:59; NIGHT; Attendance: 29,292; Record: 14-8; Standings: 2; Games up/behind: 0.5; W;


Year: 2006; Game #22; Friday;  Apr 28, NYM 5 @ ATL; 2; boxscore;   WP: Martinez;  LP: Smoltz;  Save: Wagner; Time: 02:39; NIGHT; Attendance: 45,389; Record: 15-7; Standings: 1; Games up/behind: up 6.0; W;


20 Years ago today:


Year: 2004; Game #21; Wednesday;  Apr 28, NYM 2 @ LAD; 3; boxscore;  WP: Perez;  LP: Trachsel;  Save: Gagne; Time: 02:39; NIGHT; Attendance: 29,319; Record: 8-13; Standings: 4; Games up/behind: 6; L;


Kaz Matsui led off the game with a HR but the Dodgers answered with two HRS of their own against Mets Starter Steve Trachsel - a 2 run shot by Dave Roberts in the 3rd and a solo shot by Adrian Beltre in the 5th.  Jason Phillips delivered a Sac Fly in the 6th but Darren Dreifort, Guiermo Mota and Eric Gagne shut the door the rest of the way for L.A. 



Year: 2002; Game #25; Sunday;  Apr 28, NYM 9  Vs. MIL; 6; boxscore;   WP: Davis;  LP: King; Time: 03:04; DAY; Attendance: 43,169; Record: 15-10; Standings: 1; Games up/behind: Tied; W;


NY Post: Brew-M Servise; Mets’ 6-Run Sixth Cements Sweep of Lowly Milwaukee "After a 50-minute rain delay, the Brewers banged around D’Amico, and were leading 5-1 entering the bottom of the sixth....But the Mets’ lineup, with big names like Mo Vaughn, Roberto Alomar and Edgardo Alfonzo, stayed calm...The Mets blasted the Brewers for six runs in the sixth, capped by Vaughn’s game-tying RBI rocket into right field and Jay Payton’s RBI single into left."


Kane Davis, with 2/3 of an inning in relief, 1 walk, 2 Ks, earned his first and only NY Met win.


Year: 2001; Game #23; Saturday;  Apr 28, NYM 6 @ STL; 5; boxscore; 11 innings;  WP: Benitez;  LP: James; Time: 03:57; DAY; Attendance: 43,843; Record: 9-14; Standings: 4; Games up/behind: 5; W; 


Baseball Reference: 2001: Albert Pujols of the St. Louis Cardinals ties the major league record for home runs in April by a rookie with 8, but St. Louis falls to the Mets, 6 - 5, in 11 innings. 


Down 5-2 in the top of the 9th, Joe McEwing hits a two run HR and Edgardo Alfonzo doubles home Rey Ordóñez who had also doubled to tie the game.


In the top of the 11th, Benny Agbayani singles home Desi Relaford for the Game Winning Run. 


Year: 2000; Game #24; Friday;  Apr 28, NYM 5 @ COL; 12; boxscore;   WP: Astacio;  LP: Hampton; Time: 03:00; NIGHT; Attendance: 45,366; Record: 14-10; Standings: 3; Games up/behind: 3; L;


Year: 1999; Game #21; Wednesday;  Apr 28, NYM 4  Vs. SDP; 3; boxscore;   WP: Wendell;  LP: Hoffman; Time: 03:07; NIGHT; Attendance: 22,581; Record: 12-9; Standings: 2; Games up/behind: 1.5; W-wo; 



Year: 1998; Game #23; Tuesday;  Apr 28, NYM 3 @ HOU; 4; boxscore; 10 innings;  WP: Magnante;  LP: Hudek; Time: 03:43; NIGHT; Attendance: 14,943; Record: 13-10; Standings: 2; Games up/behind: 2.5; L-wo;


Year: 1997; Game #24; Monday;  Apr 28, NYM 15 @ CIN; 2; boxscore;   WP: Reed;  LP: Smiley; Time: 02:44; NIGHT; Attendance: 15,572; Record: 10-14; Standings: 4; Games up/behind: 8.5; W;


Year: 1996; Game #23; Sunday;  Apr 28, NYM 7 @ PIT; 5; boxscore;   WP: Jones;  LP: Wagner;  Save: Franco; Time: 02:37; DAY; Attendance: 27,706; Record: 10-13; Standings: 4; Games up/behind: 6; W;


29 Years ago today:


Year: 1995; Game #3; Friday;  Apr 28, NYM 10  Vs. STL; 8; boxscore;   WP: Minor;  LP: Arocha;  Save: Franco; Time: 03:10; NIGHT; Attendance: 26,604; Record: 1-2; Standings: 4; Games up/behind: 1; W;


Brett Saberhagen gave up 7 runs - all earned, 10 hits, 2 HRs in 5 innings of work as the Mets fell behind 7 to 2.  4 Mets runs in the 5th and 3 more in the 7th gave them the lead as the Mets got HRs from Carl Everett, Bobby Bonilla and Rico Brogna.



Year: 1993; Game #19; Wednesday;  Apr 28, NYM 3 @ SFG; 4; boxscore;   WP: Beck;  LP: Innis; Time: 03:10; NIGHT; Attendance: 18,476; Record: 8-11; Standings: 6; Games up/behind: 6.5; L-wo;


Mets broke a 0-0 tie in the 5th when Mets Starting Pitcher Frank Tanana singled with the bases loaded to drive in two.  In the 8th, after two Giants' singles to start the inning, Jeff Innis replaced Tanana and allowed 3 runs to score.  A Howard Johnson Sac Fly tied it in top of the 9th before Matt Williams' walk-off single off Mike Maddux in the bottom of the 9th gave the Giants the win.


Year: 1992; Game #20; Tuesday;  Apr 28, NYM 4  Vs. HOU; 0; boxscore;   WP: Cone;  LP: Henry; Time: 02:40; NIGHT; Attendance: 16,190; Record: 11-9; Standings: 2; Games up/behind: 3.5; W;


A complete game, 2 hit shutout for David Cone.  Eddie Murray drove in all 4 runs going 2 for 4 with a double.


Year: 1991; Game #19; Sunday;  Apr 28, NYM 3  Vs. PIT; 7; boxscore;   WP: Smiley;  LP: Darling; Time: 02:45; DAY; Attendance: 34,141; Record: 11-8; Standings: 2; Games up/behind: 2; L;


Ron Darling gave up 7 runs in 1.2 innings and John Smiley and the Pirates coasted from there.  Mark Carreon had a pinch hit HR for the Mets. 


Year: 1990; Game #17; Saturday;  Apr 28, NYM 4 @ HOU; 8; boxscore;  ; WP: Gullickson;  LP: Fernandez;  Save: Smith; Time: 02:54; NIGHT; Attendance: 30,217; Record: 9-8; Standings: 3; Games up/behind: 3; L;


Year: 1989; Game #20; Friday;  Apr 28, NYM 7 @ HOU; 3; boxscore;   WP: Fernandez;  LP: Rhoden;  Save: McDowell; Time: 03:06; NIGHT; Attendance: 21,990; Record: 11-9; Standings: 1; Games up/behind: Tied; W;


Year: 1985; Game #17; Sunday;  Apr 28, NYM 5  Vs. PIT; 4; boxscore; 18 innings;  WP: Gorman;  LP: Tunnell; Time: 05:21; DAY; Attendance: 36,423; Record: 11-6; Standings: 2; Games up/behind: 0.5; W-wo;


Clint Hurdle reached on an error in the 18th inning allowing Mookie Wilson to score.  Roger McDowell started the game allowing 3 runs in 5.1 innings.  The Mets bullpen was the start of the game with 12 scoreless innings including 7 from Tom Gorman (W,2-1).  Darryl Strawberry's 1st inning Grand Slam gave the Mets a 4-0 lead until the Pirates tied it in the 6th.  


40 Years ago today:


Year: 1984; Game #19; Saturday;  Apr 28, NYM 4  Vs. PHI; 3; boxscore;   WP: Lynch;  LP: Holland; Time: 02:34; DAY; Attendance: 14,292; Record: 11-8; Standings: 2; Games up/behind: 0.5; W-wo;


Down 3-2 in the 8th, Darryl Starwberry's HR ties it.  Then in the bottom of the 9th, Mets infielder Ross Jones doubles in Hubie Brooks for the walk-off win. 


Year: 1982; Game #18; Wednesday;  Apr 28, NYM 5 @ SDP; 4; boxscore; 15 innings;  WP: Falcone;  LP: Lucas; Time: 03:45; NIGHT; Attendance: 23,315; Record: 10-8; Standings: 3; Games up/behind: 3; W;


Randy Jones started and went just 4 innings for the Mets giving up 4 runs.  Mets battled back tying the game on a Hubie Brooks single in the 6th.  It stayed that way until Mookie Wilson led off the 15th with a triple and scored on a Bob Bailor's sacrifice fly.  Pete Falcone was the winner after throwing 5 scoreless innings in relief.


Year: 1981; Game #13; Tuesday;  Apr 28, NYM 0  Vs. PIT; 8; boxscore;   WP: Rhoden;  LP: Scott; Time: 02:28; NIGHT; Attendance: 6,973; Record: 4-8; Standings: 5; Games up/behind: 6.5; L; 


Mike Scott gave up 7 runs – 6 earned on 9 hits and 2 walks in 5 innings.  Rick Rhoden also gave up 9 hits and 2 walks for the Pirates but managed to throw a complete game shutout.  


Year: 1979; Game #15; Saturday;  Apr 28, NYM 1  Vs. LAD 3; boxscore;   WP: Hooton;  LP: Falcone; Time: 02:10; DAY; Attendance: 11,426; Record: 6-9; Standings: 5; Games up/behind: 5; L;


Year: 1978; Game #20; Friday;  Apr 28, NYM 1  Vs. CIN 5; boxscore; WP: Norman;  LP: Koosman; Save: Sarmiento; Time: 02:39; NIGHT; Attendance: 15,842; Record: 9-11; Standings: 5; Games up/behind: 2.5; L;


Year: 1976; Game #18; Wednesday;  Apr 28, NYM 3  Vs. ATL 0; boxscore; WP: Swan;  LP: Messersmith; Time: 02:04; DAY; Attendance: 7,602; Record: 11-7; Standings: 1; Games up/behind: up 1.0; W;


50 Years ago today:


Year: 1974; Game #18; Sunday;  Apr 28 (1), NYM 6 @ SFG 0; boxscore; WP: Matlack; LP: Bradley; Time: 1:54; DAY;  Record: 6-12; Standings: 5; Games up/behind: 4; W;


Year: 1974; Game #19; Sunday;  Apr 28 (2), NYM 6 @ SFG; 4; boxscore;   WP: Parker;  LP: Moffitt;  Save: Miller; Time: 02:41; DAY; Attendance: 18,970; Record: 7-12; Standings: 5; Games up/behind: 4; W;


Mets sweep a double header over the Giants. In game one, Dave Schneck hits 2 home runs to support Jon Matlack's (W,2-1) complete game 3 hit shutout.  In game two, Mets come back from 3-1 deficit as Rusty Staub singles in Felix Millan to tie the game at 3.  Ron Hodges' 2-run homer in the 7th puts the Mets ahead for good.


Year: 1973; Game #19; Saturday;  Apr 28, NYM 4 @ ATL 2; boxscore;   WP: Matlack; LP: Reed; Save: McGraw; Time: 02:26; NIGHT; Attendance: 9,752; Record: 11-8; Standings: 1; Games up/behind: Tied; W;


Down 2-1, the Mets score 3 in the 8th on a bases loaded 2 run single by Ed Kranepool and a RBI single by Jerry Grote.  Jon Matlack (W,2-3) 7 innings, 2 runs - both earned, 5 hits, 1 R (Davey Johnson), 2 walks, 9Ks; Tug McGraw (S,5) 2 innings, no runs, 1 hit;


Year: 1972; Game #10; Friday;  Apr 28, NYM 6 @ LAD 1; boxscore; WP: Matlack;  LP: Singer; Time: 02:18; NIGHT; Attendance: 51,210; Record: 8-2; Standings: 1; Games up/behind: up 1.0; W;


A 5 run 8th inning provided Jon Matlack all the runs he needed.  Tommie Agee's Grand Slam run HR was the big blow.  Matlack went the distance allowing just 1 run on 6 hits, 1 walk, 4 Ks.

  

Year: 1971; Game #17; Wednesday;  Apr 28, NYM 9 @ STL; 1; boxscore;   WP: Gentry;  LP: Torrez; Time: 02:33; NIGHT; Attendance: 8,171; Record: 10-7; Standings: 1; Games up/behind: Tied; W; 


On Monday 4/26/71, Tom Seaver beat Bob Gibson, on Tuesday 4/27/71, Jerry Koosman beats Steve Carlton in St. Louis and on Wednesday, Gary Gentry goes the distance allowing just one run to beat Mike Torrez.  Ed Kranepool goes 3 for 4 with a double and a walk while driving in 3 runs.  Want to see what Nolan Ryan does the next night on 4/28/71?  You can look it up or be here tomorrow. 

 

Year: 1970; Game #17; Tuesday;  Apr 28, NYM 5 @ SFG; 2; boxscore;   WP: Gentry;  LP: Perry;  Save: McGraw; Time: 02:39; NIGHT; Attendance: 8,253; Record: 9-8; Standings: 5; Games up/behind: 3.5; W;


Year: 1968; Game #15; Sunday;  Apr 28, NYM 6 @ CIN; 5; boxscore;   WP: Koosman;  LP: Culver;  Save: Taylor; Time: 02:58; DAY; Attendance: 6,785; Record: 6-9; Standings: 9; Games up/behind: 5.5; W;


Year: 1967; Game #14; Friday;  Apr 28, NYM 1 @ CIN; 7; boxscore;   WP: Ellis;  LP: Shaw; Time: 02:40; NIGHT; Attendance: 14,876; Record: 5-9; Standings: 8; Games up/behind: 6.5; L;


Year: 1965; Game #15; Wednesday;  Apr 28, NYM 9 @ HOU 12; boxscore;  WP: Owens; LP: McGraw; Save: Raymond; Time: 03:24; NIGHT; Attendance: 27,690; Record: 6-9; Standings: 9; Games up/behind: 3.5; L;


60 Years ago today:


Year: 1964; Game #11; Tuesday;  Apr 28, NYM 0 @ STL 8; boxscore; WP: Broglio;  LP: Jackson; Time: 02:15; NIGHT; Attendance: 3,471; Record: 2-9; Standings: 10; Games up/behind: 6.5; L;


Ernie Broglio (W,2-1) with a complete game shut out allowing just 5 hits.  Al Jackson (L,1-3) allows 3 runs in the 2nd going just 1.2 innings in defeat.


Year: 1963; Game #18; Sunday;  Apr 28, NYM 2 @ PIT 3; boxscore; WP: Face;  LP: Stallard; Time: 02:45; DAY; Attendance: 12,057; Record: 6-12; Standings: 9; Games up/behind: 6.5; L;


Down 2-0, the Mets tied it up in the top of the 8th on a Duke Snider single and a Frank Thomas Sac Fly.  But in the bottom of the 8th, Bill Mazeroski singled in the go ahead and eventual winning run off Tracy Stallard as th Mets fell to 6-12.


Year: 1962; Game #14; Saturday;  Apr 28, NYM 8  Vs. PHI 6; boxscore;  WP: Craig;  LP: Sullivan; Time: 03:34; DAY; Attendance: 10,492; Record: 2-12; Standings: 10; Games up/behind: 8.5; W;


Down 6-1, the Mets score 6 runs in the 6th inning to get their 2nd win in franchise history.  Roger Craig who goes 10-24 on the season gets his first win of the year when he pitches 3 shutout innings in relief.


Baseball Reference: Frank Thomas, Charlie Neal and Gil Hodges hit consecutive home runs in the 6th inning to lead the expansion New York Mets to an 8 - 6 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. The victory is a rare occurrence for the Mets - one of only 40 during their inaugural season. 
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