For Bill Buckner And Mookie Wilson, A Twist Of Fate Turned Into A Defining Friendship. ... and was traded following the 1987 season before falling out of baseball by his 30th birthday.

Mookie Wilson isn’t feeling loved by the Mets. The 1986 World Series hero, who still serves as a club ambassador, writes in his soon-to-be-released autobiography that he has been stripped of ...

Bill Buckner and Mookie Wilson, though both more than 25 years removed from their final seasons in Major League Baseball, still look to be at their playing weights.

The ball rolled off Mookie’s bat and through Buckner’s legs, helping form an incredible friendship. Mets legend Mookie Wilson and Red Sox goat Bill Buckner remain on opposite sides of h… ...

Mookie Wilson is stepping up to the plate again. The long-retired Mets fan favorite, 36 years after his integral role in the team’s 1986 World Series triumph, has swapped his old No. 1 jersey… ...

Mookie isn't happy about his role with the Amazin's, and he's letting the world know it in his new memoir. "It's sad to admit this, but I have basically become a hood ornament," he wrote.

The New York Mets have announced that Mookie Wilson will be working in the team's front office. According to Bloomberg News, Wilson will work with major and minor league players during spring ...

1986 World Series winner Mookie Wilson, who spent two full seasons with the Tidewater Tides was inducted into the Tidewater Baseball Shrine on Sunday. To stream 13News Now on your phone, you need ...

Between them, Mookie Wilson and Bill Buckner played over 4,000 games in Major League Baseball. Still, it is one play, from one game, that is the defining moment for both careers.

Andy Martino of the Daily News does his best to comfort sad Wally Backman fans by passing along word that the team may be considering another 1986 Met for the coaching staff: Mookie Wilson, who could ...