This Date in Mets History: May 3
David Cone is fifth on the Mets career shutouts list. His first came 25 years ago today.
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This Date In Mets History: March 27
Much to David Letterman’s chagrin, the Mets on this date 26 years ago dispatched backup catcher Ed Hearn to the Royals along with pitcher Rick Anderson for David Cone. Also, Timo Perez was traded to the White Sox for Matt Ginter.
This Date In Mets History: February 13
Forty-year-old David Cone left the Yankees’ broadcast booth and signed on with the Mets for one more go-round on this date in 2003. The hope going into the season was that a resurgent Cone would complete an aging but still contender-worthy rotation.
This Date in Mets History: January 26
The Year of the Balk comes to an end, much to the relief of the New York Mets pitching staff.
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Embiggen I felt a salute was in order for Chris Capuano -- on his way out the door to LA -- as he...
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I felt a salute was in order for Chris Capuano -- on his way out the door to LA -- as he cemented his name in the Mets history books with that historic start last August.
Source: Baseball-Reference.com
12/3/2011
Catching Up With the 1994 Royals: Part 11 - David Cone
David Cone was on top of the world in 1994.
New York Yankees notes: About the YES booth
New York Yankees notes: Who do you like in the YES booth?
David Cone Might Not Return To Yankees Booth -- SNY Should Give Him A Call
David Cone Might Not Return To Yankees Booth -- SNY Should Give Him A Call
