Double Bray: When the New York Mets Replaced Mr. Met With a Live Mule
The mule’s name, Mettle, represented spirit, ardor, and stamina. “The way they play, they need all those things,” one Mets fan said.
The mule’s name, Mettle, represented spirit, ardor, and stamina. “The way they play, they need all those things,” one Mets fan said.
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Here and gone, but the team spirit lives on!
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