One honorable mention: The Piazza homer against Terry Mulholland vs the Braves June 30, 2000 with the Mets trailing 8-1 with 2 outs in the 8th and scoring 10 runs to beat the Braves. EDIT: YES. I was at that game with my wife's late Uncle Marty.
Great job!!! I was at the Syndergaard game. I've been to 100's of Mets game through the years. The two loudest I ever heard the Stadiums (Shea and Citi Field) was that game against the Royals with Noah and when the Mets clinched in 2006 with Billy Wagner on the mound at shea.
@@JrMet2024 In my opinion. I've been to nearly 300 games at Citi and 203 games at Shea. Shea had a loud rowdiness to it, more of a home field advantage. Citi is more laid back, soft crowd. But if they start winning games and making the postseason more that can change. I definitely take Shea.
Piazza home run on Fireworks Night versus the Braves. Mets erased 8-run deficit in bottom of the 8th. The entire weight of the mezzanine tier sank & rose several times as the crowd exploded in frenzy while Piazza pumped his fist up the first base line. Exhilarating and unnerving at the same moment.
That was cool but it’s a crime you didn’t put Game 7 final out in 1986 & Ventura’s grand slam single in 99 playoffs or Mets clinching the NLCS in 2000. There was a couple of them that were on this video that were not as loud
Nothing like OLD SHEA with the raving fans and curtain calls plus over 45,000 yelling fans. In 2024, attendance is down around 18% with the richest owner in baseball.
@@dajosee The Giants play in NJ. Not NY. The Mets brand heavily represents the old days of New York NL Baseball and represents present day NYC from the colors, the name to the logos, ballpark, city connects and etc . This franchise and brand is special to the five burrows and the fans and will never be taken away from NYC.
@@JrMet2024 The Giants and Jets play in Jersey in the same Stadium and what are they both called? (HINT - it is not New Jersey) The Mets, short for Metropolitans or Metrosexuals if you live in the City are special only to the residents of Queens.
