York Mets
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 DAVID WRIGHT NEW YORK METS SIGNED 8x10 PHOTO  US $39.00
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 1974 New York Mets Team Signed Baseball 30 Signatures US $149.00
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 NEW YORK METS KEITH HERNANDEZ SIGNED MLB BALL US $10.49
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 NEW YORK METS TODD PRATT SIGNED AMAZING 8X10 US $9.99
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 NEW YORK METS TODD PRATT SIGNED INSCRIBED MLB US $11.49
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 David Wright New York Mets HAND SIGNED Card US $.88
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 Jim McAndrew Signed 8x10 1968 1973 New York Mets US $11.99
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 Luis Castillo New York Mets Autographed signed Photo US $14.99
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 1984 New York Mets 5 Autograph Photo Display Doc Gooden US $4.99
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 Autographed 8 x 10 Howard Johnson New York Mets US $7.99
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 Jim Fregosi Signed Auto 8x10 Photo New York Mets COA US $1.50
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 DWIGHT GOODEN NEW YORK METS SIGNED BASEBALL CARD US $.99
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 1981 New York Mets Team 29 SIGNED Feeney Baseball JSA US $221.99
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 JC Martin 1969 New York Mets OML Signed Baseball COA US $60.00
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 Jon Matlack 1972 ROY New York Mets ONL Signed Baseball US $75.00
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 JEFF FRANCOEUR SIGNED ROMLB BASEBALL NEW YORK METS US $34.99
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 Mike Marshall Autographed 8x10 New York Mets US $9.99
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 METS NEW YORK VANCE WILSON CATCHER AUTOGRAPH AUTO MLB US $4.99 |
 JOHN MAINE Signed 8x10 MLB Photo NEW YORK METS US $14.99
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 David Cone New York Yankees PSA DNA Autograph Auto Mets US $39.99
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 David Wright auto New York Mets BLK Baseball Bat US $40.00
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 NEW YORK METS 1986 WS CHAMP DAVE MAGADEN SIGNED ML BALL US $29.99
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 AUTHENTIC GARY SHEFFIELD NEW YORK METS HAND SIGNED BALL US $147.95
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 AUTHENTIC JOHN MAINE NEW YORK METS HAND SIGNED BASEBALL US $79.95
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 NEW YORK METS BUD HARRELSON SIGNED 8X10 PHOTO 73 WS US $9.99
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 George Foster New York Mets AUT8x10 Cincinnati reds US $7.99
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What does the name New York Mets mean?
someone told me "Mets" means metropolitan, but why is name?
The owners ultimately selected "Metropolitan Baseball Club of New York" or "Mets" partly because it was closely related to the existing club name "New York Metropolitan Baseball Club, Inc., in part because he went back to "Metropolitans", a name historically significant by a team of New York at the beginning of the American Association from 1883 to 1887, and partly because its brevity, of course, fit into the headlines. The name was received with broad approval among fans and media.