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It was 30 years ago today

SteveJRogers Apr 07 2014 11:11 AM

the debut of Doctor K... [youtube]NBri989lDjs[/youtube] [url]http://www.ultimatemets.com/gamedetail.php?gameno=3527&tabno=D

A Boy Named Seo Apr 07 2014 11:17 AM Re: It was 30 years ago today

All of that was beautiful, even that ugly-ass turf. 6 shutouts and 300K's at AA. Sonofabitch. PS - what the eff brand cleats is Doc wearing??

Edgy MD Apr 07 2014 11:31 AM Re: It was 30 years ago today

Most of the Mets were wearing Pony at the time, but I don't think he is. Hard to believe that Dwight Gooden's debut takes you 3/4 of the way to Aaron's record-breaking homer.

John Cougar Lunchbucket Apr 07 2014 11:33 AM Re: It was 30 years ago today

Not AA -- A. I think those are Brooks cleats. I think Dickie Thon gets it in the face from Mike Torrez the very next night.

Edgy MD Apr 07 2014 11:42 AM Re: It was 30 years ago today

Funny to hear both guys in the booth referring to "Billy DOR-an." Seemed in the Mets booth, his whole career, he was "Billy Dor-AN."

G-Fafif Apr 07 2014 11:47 AM Re: It was 30 years ago today

Sports On Earth remembers.

batmagadanleadoff Apr 07 2014 12:01 PM Re: It was 30 years ago today

Doc in the rare Mets road blues. I was at Gooden's Shea debut against the Expos a few weeks later. It was a weekday day-game, crappy weather, rain threatening day. It probably drizzled a bit, too. We go to Shea without any tickets, and go up to one of those old brick kiosk ticket booths that weren't physically connected to the stadium, but were spread out around the Shea perimeter. And we ask the clerk for the best seats available -- this was about 10 or 15 minutes before the first pitch. And he gives us tickets on field level, behind home plate, under the screen. A different world. And those tickets weren't price-tiered or gold-gamed, either. They cost the same as a field level box seat in the right field corner.