Just wondering what is the most significant Met game you've been to? Mine is Glavine's 300 win in Chicago...

mike bordick's first hr as a met....

Jim Bunning's perfect game

My dad took me to Shea in 86, I was 11 it was the first year I got into sports.

Strawberry hit two, two run HRs, it was enough to win the game and then we enjoyed the 4th of July firework show.

Cal Ripken's record breaking game...don't think anything could top that....

that was obviously the most significant MLB game...but Mets game, probably Glavine's 1 hitter...

1986 final game of the World Series. We were sitting in the upper deck behind 1B and during the game the fans were so psyched we could feel the stands shaking.

For my 10th birthday, my father bought tickets several months in advance to bring a bunch of kids to Shea to watch a game. That game was on September 21, 1973, when the Mets beat the Pirates to take over 1st place. It was the game after "the ball on the wall" game.

>> Just wondering what is the most significant Met game you've been to? Mine is Glavine's 300 win in Chicago...

Game 5, 69 WS.

Hard to say, there have been many. Offhand, I'd say the Black Cat game against the Cubs in 1969. It was the game I enjoyed the most.

wow... game 3 dykstra walkoff.... 86 WS games 6 and 7... as they say the big shea was rocking.

David Wrights MLB debut game. I haven't really been to many games in my life, so I haven't seen too many great moments in person.

Although, ultimately it was NOT significant, I was in St Louis and at Busch when Strawberry hit the clock in '85