If you gave Tom Seaver, Nolan Ryan, and Jim Palmer modern nutrition, training, and pitch analytics, they wouldn’t just survive. They’d own the league. This trio represents more than just ...

Ask Hank Aaron to name the best pitcher that he ever faced, he’ll answer Tom Seaver. Reggie Jackson once joked that Seaver was so good that blind people went to games just to hear him pitch.

Tom Seaver transformed a franchise and captivated ... the right fielder whose sprawling catch helped Seaver pitch the Mets to a 10-inning win in Game 4 of the ’69 Series against Baltimore.

Our thoughts are with Tom, Nancy and the entire Seaver Family.” Seaver spent six seasons with the Reds, and finished his career with short stints pitching for the Chicago White Sox and Boston ...

On July 5, 1985, when I was 18 years old, I saw Tom Seaver pitch in that mausoleum of a ballpark, Cleveland Municipal Stadium. If the records are correct, there were 6,024 other people there, ...

“Tom Seaver was our sunshine,” Mets’ radio ... perfectly capturing his signature pitching mechanics. Made from 2,000 pounds of bronze and 1,200 pounds of steel, one can almost see the ...

The Daily News kept writing stories about Tom, and you knew ... the mound to throw his first pitch. Wow.” The Mets’ then general manager Frank Cashen left Seaver unprotected the following ...

After picking up the grip and technique from the black and white photos of Tom Seaver’s The Art of Pitching, Barry Zito threw his first curveball at age seven. Fifteen MLB seasons and thousands ...

Nicknamed Tom Terrific and The Franchise ... the right fielder whose sprawling catch helped Seaver pitch the Mets to a 10-inning win in Game 4 of the ’69 Series. “He gave them credibility.” ...