The rivalry that splits the city and, in some cases, families has given New York baseball fans a trove of standout moments. Some generated oohs and aahs, others gasps of shock and still more produced peals of laughter.
Just ask Mr. Koo.
It's all part of Subway Series lore, a rich, 19-season history of interleague regular season play in a city that was passionate about baseball long before we ever heard of Mike Piazza or Roger Clemens or doubleheaders at Shea and the Stadium in the same day.
"There have been some memorable times," the Mets' David Wright said this week, smiling.