2022 Mets Old Timers Day Game full rosters
Robin Ventura high fives Mike Piazza after his fourth inning two run home run on Friday August 11, 2000. Credit: NEWSDAY/Audrey C. Tiernan
Step right up and greet 65 former Mets.
The club released Thursday the full rosters for the return of Old Timers Day at Citi Field, subject to change ahead, of the Aug. 27 event.
The game will feature three members of the National Baseball Hall of Fame in catcher Mike Piazza, pitcher Pedro Martinez and manager Joe Torre, while 11 Mets Hall of Fame members will be on hand (Piazza, Ed Kranepool, Cleon Jones, Mookie Wilson, Keith Hernandez, Dwight Gooden, Darryl Strawberry, John Franco, Jon Matlack, Ron Darling and Edgardo Alfonzo).
On Aug. 27, fans can watch a red-carpet featuring select Mets alumni at 2 p.m. at the Seaver Gate. Gates will open at 3:30 p.m. and introductions will begin at 4:30, followed by the Old Timers Day Game. The current Mets will host the Colorado Rockies at 7:10 p.m.
Here's a look at the full Old Timers Day Game roster:
Managers
Terry Collins
Joe Torre
Willie Randolph
Bobby Valentine
Pitchers
Craig Anderson
Bartolo Colon
David Cone
Dennis Cook
Ron Darlin
Steve Dillon
Sid Fernandez
John Franco
Dwight Gooden
Mike Hampton
Jay Hook
Terry Leach
Al Leiter
Skip Lockwood
Ed Lynch
Ken MacKenzie
Pat Mahomes
Pedro Martinez
Jon Matlack
Roger McDowell
Bobby Ojeda
Jesse Orosco
Glendon Rusch
Johan Santana
Doug Sisk
Steve Trachsel
Billy Wagner
Turk Wendell
Catchers
Todd Hundley
Mike Piazza
Todd Pratt
John Stearns
Josh Thole
Infielders
Edgardo Alfonzo
Wally Backman
Rico Brogna
Kevin Elster
Keith Hernandez
Howard Johnson
Ray Knight
Ed Kranepool
Felix Milan
Daniel Murphy
Jose Reyes
Rafael Santana
Tim Teufel
Robin Ventura
Todd Zeile
Outfielders
Benny Agbayani
Endy Chavez
Cliff Floyd
Steven Henderson
Cleon Jones
Lee Mazzilli
Kevin Mitchell
Jay Payton
Art Shamsky
Darryl Strawberry
Ron Swoboda
Frank Thomas
Mookie Wilson
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