Hit .455 in the 1969 World Series including a game-tying home run off
Dave McNally in Game 5 eventually won by the Mets, who wrapped up the
Series with that victory.
Was a switch hitter until 1969, when he decided to concentrate on
batting only righthanded.
Released by the Mets in 1971.
Acquired by the Mets along with outfielder Tommie Agee from the Chicago
White Sox on December 15, 1967 for outfielder Tommy Davis, pitchers 'Jack
Fisher (III)' and Billy Wynne, and minor league catcher Buddy
Booker.
Was a utility infielder who could play second base, shortstop, or third
base.
Second Baseman/Shortstop for Chicago White Sox (1962-1967) and New York
Mets (1968-1971).
Member of 1969 World Series Champion New York Mets team.
Could recall every single home run he ever hit in the Major
Leagues.
Suffered a broken leg in 1967 during a violent collision at second base
with Frank Robinson. Recovered completely by the time he joined the
Mets.