The 1969 New York Mets won 100 games out the 162 they played in the regular season. This marked the first year that they would have 100 wins or more in a single season. Finishing first in their division, they moved on to defeat Atlanta in the National League Championship Series, winning their first ever National League Pennant. They then went on to clinch their first ever World Series Championship defeating the Baltimore Orioles.
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1969 New York Mets
Opening Day Starters
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Tommie Agee
Ken Boswell
Ed Charles
Rod Gaspar
Jerry Grote
Bud Harrelson
Cleon Jones
Ed Kranepool
Tom Seaver
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1969 New York Mets
Most Games by Position
| C |
Jerry Grote (112) |
| 1B |
Ed Kranepool (106) |
| 2B |
Ken Boswell (96) |
| 3B |
Wayne Garrett (72) |
| SS |
Bud Harrelson (119) |
| LF |
Cleon Jones (121) |
| CF |
Tommie Agee (143) |
| RF |
Ron Swoboda (77) |
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| SP |
Don Cardwell |
| SP |
Gary Gentry |
| SP |
Jerry Koosman |
| SP |
Jim McAndrew |
| SP |
Tom Seaver |
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| RP |
Jack DiLauro |
| RP |
Cal Koonce |
| RP |
Tug McGraw |
| CL |
Ron Taylor |
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