Ultimate Mets Database: Game of June 13, 1970

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Mets 8, Braves 1 1970 Regular Season Game 58
June 13, 1970
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METS FANS SHARE THEIR MEMORIES OF THE JUNE 13, 1970 GAME:

Mark Miller
June 7, 2001
This was the first Met game I ever attended. I was 8 years old and in 2nd grade - my brother took me (a 3 hour drive from Troy, NY) and from then on - I was a Met fan forever. I will never forget seeing Henry Aaron in person for the first time. Great database!

James R. Mireles
June 17, 2020
This was my first Mets game. First major league baseball game. My dad and several other dads in the neighborhood and at his job (IBM, Owego) organized a father/son bus trip from the Endicott area to the game. I bought a baseball bat pen/pencil set, a cap and a little adhesive pennant for the 1969 world champs. I still have the cap and pennant (affixed to a bulletin board). The pen/pencil set didn't survive to adulthood. My best friend, Eric, and his dad were there. His dad took pictures. If there's a place to post photos, I'll add them.

James R. Mireles
June 27, 2020
This was my first Mets game. First major league baseball game. My dad and several other dads in the neighborhood and at his job (IBM, Oswego) organized a father/son bus trip from the Endicott area to the game. I bought a baseball bat pen/pencil set, a cap and a little adhesive pennant for the 1969 world champs. I still have the cap and pennant (affixed to a bulletin board). The pen/pencil set didn't survive to adulthood. My best friend, Eric, and his dad were there. His dad took pictures. If there's a place to post photos, I'll add them.

Charles Legoff
July 26, 2020
My first live ballgame ever. I was 6 and developed a deep affection for the Mets. My brother took me and seeing that green field for the first time. Great memories at Shea.

NYB Buff
July 24, 2023
A solid victory for the Mets. Ray Sadecki held the Braves scoreless on two hits for seven innings and eventually came away with a five-hit complete game win. Tommie Agee led the Mets' hitting with a solo homer and a double that drove in a run. Al Weis and Bud Harrelson also had run-scoring singles in support of Sadecki. The win gave the Mets a 29-29 won-lost record at that point in the season. The team would not drop below a .500 percentage for the rest of the year.

One noteworthy item about this game is that reliever Ron Kline pitched the bottom of the eighth inning for the Braves. He gave up a leadoff double to Donn Clendenon and then retired the next three Mets batters. It was Kline's 736th and final appearance of his 17-season major league career.

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