Cardinals vs Mets, Sept. 11, 1987 (Full game) 

If the Cards and Cubs were in the NL West instead of the Reds and Braves, the Cards/Mets NLCSs would've been must-see

@@robertosso5210 No one is talking about 1982. I said from 85 thru 88 when they were both good teams. The cards won 2 NL Pennants. The Mets won 1 NL Pennant & a world series, The Mets also finished in 2nd place in 85, 87, the Cardinals finished in 4th & 5th place in 86 & 88 so your argument is wrong because If it was under the current rules, the Mets would have made the postseason as a wild card team from 85-90, the Cardinals only had those 2 seasons during that time period. Once the Mets had Hernandez & Carter from 85 on, it's not even close.

as a kid i hated the cardinals more than the yankees thats hard for younger fans to understand

As a Cards fan I felt the same way when we lost to you guys in 5 games in the 2000 NLCS. You guys were def the better team in 2006. We got lucky. From a cardinals fan.

What is it with those two run homers. Pendelton, Sciocia the following year, and Spezio with that triple....still bitter.

@@charliebobandas6794 '06 and '00 were NOT the same as 87. The Mets-Cardinals rivalry was far deeper in the 80s...they were division rivals..It starts with Whitey Herzog being with the Mets, then Hernandez being shipped out of St. Louis to the then worst team in the N.L, but the Mets were up and coming. Then the last series of the year in '85, Strawberry hits the scoreboard in St. Louis, Gooden wins the next night but the Mets come up a game short in the final game. Mets win 108 and win it all in '86, and in '87 Mets had a lot of injuries early but almost caught St. Louis. Jack Clark was injured (BUT even as a METS fan Jack Clack in '87 was EPIC. That whole Cardinals team was epic), and the Mets were one out away from reclaiming what was theirs. But then Pendleton...... This game doesn't get talked about much anymore but it's among the worst losses in Mets history

'88 was worse...11-1 vs the Dodgers during the regular season and Scoiscia hits a 9th inning HR against Gooden. Then Gibson hits one in a later game.

@@johnnyg2049 The ‘88 NLCS got me. That was shocking and seeing it again on RU-vid. I thought The Mets and A’s were headed for a showdown. The damn dodgers beat the both of them.

Not from us, we're afraid.

​@@ThisIsWhereYouFindBaseball why? Is it a copyright issue? just curious because NY area would love it.

Actually you can hear a pin land not drop. When it’s dropping it’s just floating on air. When it lands is when it makes the small noise but I know what you mean.

Most distressing HRs: 5) Reggie Jackson (1973) 4) Yadier Molina (2006) 3).Alex Gordon (2015) I was at that game. Still don't believe that went out, to CF no less. It was so wet and humid that balls that sounded like *much* harder blasts didn't even make the warning track. 2) Conor F*cking Gillaspie. Are you f*cking sh*tting me??? (2016) 1) Pendleton. A grand total of *ONE* HR all season, before this. Sigh

And don’t forget to pound those Budweiser’s

Don’t forget game 1 and game 5 of the 2015 WS m. The Mets had a 9th inning lead in both of those