The Mets Police: Mets Hall of Fame: Davey, Straw, Gooden, Cashen are in

Mets Hall of Fame: Davey, Straw, Gooden, Cashen are in

Several sources including Bitter Bill are reporting that at 2pm today the Mets will announce Strawberry, Gooden, Davey Johnson and Frank Cashen will be inducted to the Mets Hall of Fame. These are the first names to be added in 8 years.

However, I'm not here to talk about the past, This is a good day. Great list of names, all very deserving. You kids don't know much about Cashen, he's the person to thank for everything we love about the 80's.

Hopefully, we'll learn more about the new museum.

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Unknown said :

January 19, 2010 at 2:04 PM

I'm all for this. But Mookie Wilson should be in there too. Heck, put Bill Buckner in also!

SS said :

January 19, 2010 at 4:14 PM

He will, they have to save some folks for next year.

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