See the Mets unveil the Tom Seaver statue at Citi Field | SNY

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New York Mets owner Steve Cohen, along with Mets broadcaster Howie Rose, welcome Tom Seaver’s family and Mets fans to Citi Field, as the team unveils a Tom Seaver statue outside the stadium.
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@JohnnyGee11 2 года назад

Thanks Mr.Cohen for getting things done with Mets history!!!

@fuadmontaser7567 2 года назад

Thanks Steve for making Seaver statue happen.

@manueltroche2405 2 года назад

Great. Tom deserve that. The Mets fans miss him.

@eddie3064 2 года назад

My favorite player of all time... This moment was beyond well deserved. Tom Seaver was, is, and always will be the NY Mets personified. It's a damn shame he never got to enjoy this moment with his family while he was still here. I guess we can blame the Wilpon's for that debacle and so many others. The one, the only Tom Seaver... Rest Easy Tom Terrific. We are blessed and you are missed...

@santyeri 2 года назад

A shame he had to pass away before seeing this, congrats Tom Terrific

@andrewjones2133 2 года назад

Agreed

@antc3945 2 года назад

Thank you Tom, and thank you Uncle Steve

@principeperfecto6319 2 года назад

My all time favorite pitcher. For so many years, he carried the Mets on his back. He was a decent hitter as well.

@DrFil-oo8bj 2 года назад

The GOAT! #1 Met all time!

@principeperfecto6319 2 года назад

This should have been done while he was still with us. RIP Tom Terrific!

@robertocruztv6097 2 года назад

Deserves more likes this video HEART & SOUL OF THE METS AND very important part of the WORLD SERIES win in 69 🙏🏻RIP 👑LEGEND⚾️

@joannwinn8545 2 года назад

It’s about time Tom Terrific was recognized by the Mets. Better late than never I suppose. Too bad he’s not around to see it. ❤️

@elvo6217 2 года назад

It sure is a nice statue. I'm a Yankee fan and I must say there is a obvious difference with Steve Cohen as owner. Nice Job

@drumcircler Год назад

He was terrific!

@rocketscience777999 2 года назад

Trivia question: What pitcher was inactive on the Red Sox bench during the 1986 WS against the Mets? Answer: Tom Seaver. Things would probably have ended a lot differently if the Mets had to face Seaver instead of Calvin Shiraldi in game 6. It's unimaginable today to believe that the Mets let him go twice for almost nothing.

@WilliamJohnson-ml7ij 2 года назад

Can you imagine mets fans heads exploding? Obviously want to win a world series but against Tom Seaver? That is like a bargain the devil would offer you.

@krissmonte6374 2 года назад

Gorgeous statue, thank you. Steve for everything

@franknemeth7430 2 года назад

Tom Seaver - Nolan Ryan - Don Cardwell - Jerry Koosman - one hell of a pitching staff . Long ago and far away .

@krissmonte6374 2 года назад

Tom. Terrific so deserving of this 💘

@JohnnyGee11 2 года назад

I grew up with the 1969_Mets.Seaver was my hero!!!

@chisatofan4769 2 года назад

Greatest Met in history

@ESSARGEE 2 года назад

HISTORY baby. DeGoat is next??

@joannwinn8545 2 года назад

If only he stay healthy.

@sowhat5939 2 года назад

about time

@krissmonte6374 2 года назад

Too bad this didn't happen when. Tom wad alive ...but I think he still sees it 😃 this day

@vincentdagostino6431 2 года назад

As a Yankees fan I would argue with my Mets fans that Stottlemyre was better than Seaver.I KNEW THAT WAS NOT TRUE,SEAVER WAS THE BEST PITCHER I EVER DID SEE! Good day for Mets fans

@username-zj9id Год назад

I'm a Yankees fan and that would be a tough argument to win lol

@franknemeth7430 2 года назад

IT'S NOT OVER TILL THE FAT LADY SINGS . A great saying from Tom Seaver .

@DartFH 2 года назад

did they move the apple?

@SportsFanEli 2 года назад

Thats the opposite side of the stadium

@austinacocella3243 2 года назад

No, but it’s near the apple and rotunda.

@michaellauletti6552 2 года назад

Golden boy.ill take seaver in a big game over Gibson and marichall

@jamestillman9810 2 года назад

I would take Seaver for consistency during the regular season but would take Gibson during the post season. Both pitchers were similar but Gibson was ferocious during big games in his prime. Look at there post season records. Seaver 3 wins, 3 losses 2.77 and 2 complete games in 8 starts. Gibson 7 wins, 2 losses, 1.89 ERA, 8 complete games in 9 starts, including 7 consecutive complete game victories in a row, and the record for strikeouts for a single game 17. During their prime Gibson had more stamina, Seaver had a longer peak.

@michaellauletti6552 2 года назад

@@jamestillman9810 Gibson was big,seaver had stamina too

@michaellauletti6552 2 года назад

Hall of famer as was Gibson

@jamestillman9810 2 года назад

@@michaellauletti6552 I agree that Seaver had tremendous stamina and am not short-changing him at all, he was top notch. But Gibson's stamina was even greater than that. Gibson had two seasons in a row where he had 56 complete games in 71 starts. Casey Stengel rated Gibson's stamina higher than any modern pitcher he had ever seen. Part of reason why Gibson didn't have as long a career was, he pitched and played with such intensity in a short period of time that he permanently injured himself stealing a base and shortened his career. Seaver had powerful legs and his drive and kick delivery was something to behold. Gibson was a super athlete whose delivery was more unorthodox; he literally flew towards first base. Gibson would steal bases, make incredible fielding plays, hit homeruns, he would do almost anything to win. Seaver himself recognized the challenges Gibson faced were far beyond what he had to go through. Seaver said he had the advantage of a lot of training on pitching at a young age. Gibson's college baseball team wouldn't even accept Black players so Gibson became an all American basketball player in college. His first major league manager basically told him not to attend the pitchers meeting because he wasn't smart enough and needed to concentrate on throwing strikes. Seaver, who was knowledgeable about baseball history and what Jackie Robinson went through said he tremendous for Gibson because he became a great pitcher in spite of what he went through.

@jacksmith5692 2 года назад

The Mets offense was so brutal that Seaver was 262 and 68 when the Mets mainly scored 3 or more runs and 48 and 135 when they scored 2 or fewer runs and his era was 2.52. 48 and 135 with a 2.52 era! That is what I remember, poor Tom being screwed playing with crap in NY. His winning% from 1967 to 77 was over 63% and the rest of the Mets were 47%. Is there any other reason why he was called The Franchise. Take away Tom Seaver and the Mets were a 47% team from 67 to 77. M Donald Grant and company were a disgrace!

@chisatofan4769 2 года назад

Goes to show why wins/losses is a trash stat for a pitcher. It’s a team effort.

@jacksmith5692 2 года назад

@@chisatofan4769 Also shows how great Seaver was. He was over 63% from 67 to 77 as a Met and the rest of the team won 47% of the games. The Franchise for a reason.