One day I will have a Mets team that will climb the mountain and bring me joy. I might be dead before that happens but I root for it every day.
This documentary was fantastic. While I am massively biased, it tells a beautiful and complicated story. The Mets have always been the laughing stock of baseball, but for just one season (actually a couple of you think about it) none of that mattered and they brought a city together and brought it back to life.
I already knew the vast majority of this story so the highlight of the doc is easily the interviews. Lenny Dykstra is a fucking psycho and letting him talk freely to a camera was a great decision. Keith Hernandez is a legend. If he kept his persona from the 80s through to today he wouldn’t be the same weirdo I watch in the Mets broadcast booth every night. Glad he had Hadji in almost every interview clip. It’s a shame they didn’t make this 10 years ago and get Gary Carter in an interview. My dads favorite player of all time, RIP.
One day I will have a Mets team that will climb the mountain and bring me joy. I might be dead before that happens but I root for it every day.
This documentary was fantastic. While I am massively biased, it tells a beautiful and complicated story. The Mets have always been the laughing stock of baseball, but for just one season (actually a couple of you think about it) none of that mattered and they brought a city together and brought it back to life.
I already knew the vast majority of this story so the highlight of the doc is easily the interviews. Lenny Dykstra is a fucking psycho and letting him talk freely to a camera was a great decision. Keith Hernandez is a legend. If he kept his persona from the 80s through to today he wouldn’t be the same weirdo I watch in the Mets broadcast booth every night. Glad he had Hadji in almost every interview clip. It’s a shame they didn’t make this 10 years ago and get Gary Carter in an interview. My dads favorite player of all time, RIP.