The Mets Police: Pictures of the 1982 New York Mets Yearbook (Part 2)

Pictures of the 1982 New York Mets Yearbook (Part 2)

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Remain calm Mets fans, there's no reason to be alarmed. This is the medical team from 1982 not 2009.

What's with that white jacket?

I posted this on New Years Eve in the teaser post but it's still fun. What kind of jersey is Neil Allen wearing? I like it, but since it's Yankee-like and I don't want to listen to Yankee fans I won't vote for it to return.

From the back page, here's some Active Sportwear you could have purchased way back when. I guess white was all the rage back in '82.

More tomorrow...then I'll either post the 1983 yearbook or the 1977. Not sure yet.

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Anonymous said :

January 2, 2010 at 2:01 PM

Shannon,
Sometime you really should explore Mets history a little deeper...
Even in '69 Mets off field personnel wore white baseball jackets
http://www.jerrygrote.com/Group_Shot.jpg

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