Ed Kranepool Discusses Mets History
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Original Met Ed Kranepool shares stories from Mets franchise history. He tells stories about Mets legends Gil Hodges, Tom Seaver and many others.
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This man should be honored with induction to the Mets Hall of Fame. He earned it by being drafted by the Mets at age 17 and playing his entire career with the team that drafted him until 1979. He was truly an original Met, and has more than earned this honor. Please, please, honor this man while he is still with us to enjoy it.
I remember the HR Eddie hit in the WS 69 . It looked to me a no doubter , it think 🤔 it was a scoreboard job ( ah la Jim Gentile Colt 45’s . I was there in 1964 ) , it was Eddie Kranepool who handed me the MVP Trophy ( 64-65) at the Knights of Columbus at the BBB Little League Baseball Dinner. Eddie said to me “how can such a little guy be so good “ ? , l answered “ l don’t know “. I didn’t know l was going to win , should have brought my Sisters Polaroid Camara. I am glad to see Eddie Kranepool doing well enjoying Met Talk with MR.J . I am looking forward to seeing him hit in the old timers game with PR from in back of the batters box if must be. Full Time Part Time or PH or anywhere , it’s nice to see Eddie Kranepool the stand up Met .🕵🏻♂️⚾️⚾️⚾️
I remember the fan known as "the sign guy" had a sign saying Eddie LoopenarK !
"HEY DUDE, WHAT'S YOUR NAME? CAN YOU TAKE ME TO MIDTOWNE? YOU PLAYED FOR THE METS? THAT'S COOL, MAN. WHEN DID YOU PLAY FOR THE METS? THAT'S AWESOME DUDE!" THAT'S YOUR FOREVER PLAYER: ED BLEEPIN KRANEPOOL.
They killed Gil Hodges! NOTHINGS GOOD! There’s NO GOOD!
How great it is to see Ed again. I went to my first Mets game in 1968 and remember the players from that era fondly.
Yeah playets have no.connection to their cities they don't care..in many cases.
My parents went to Monroe High school in the Bronx with Mr. Kranepool
RIP
Great stuff, Jay!
Have those sound guys hook you up with a couple of windscreens for the mics.