Mets holds first ‘Old Timers Day’ in 20 years
The Mets will hold its first “Old Timers Day” in 20 years on Saturday. Wally Backman, a starter on their 1986 champion team, is one of the many former players and managers who will attend the event.
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Aug 26, 2022, 2:45 AM
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9ds agoThe Mets will hold its first “Old Timers Day” in 20 years on Saturday. Wally Backman, a starter on their 1986 champion team, is one of the many former players and managers who will attend the event.
