| METS | "Amazin' " team |
| METS | "Amazin'" baseball team |
| METS | "Amazin'" team |
| METS | "Amazin'" team of 1969 |
| METS | "How 'bout them ___?" (classic conversation segue) |
| METS | "Meet the ___" (baseball fight song) |
| METS | "Meet the ___" (fight song of a New York baseball team) |
| METS | "Meet the ___" (major-league fight song) |
| METS | "Miracle" 1969 World Series winners |
| METS | "Miracle" baseball team of 1969 |
| METS | "Miracle" group |
| METS | "Miracle" team of 1969 |
| METS | "Miracle" workers of 1969 |
| METS | "Subway Series" team |
| METS | ''Amazin''' team |
| METS | 1962 expansion team |
| METS | 1969 MLB upstarts |
| METS | 1969 Series champs |
| METS | 1969 Series winners |
| METS | 1969 World Series champs |
| METS | 1969 and 1986 World Series champs |
| METS | 1969 miracle team |
| METS | 1986 Series winners |
| METS | 1986 World Series champions |
| METS | 1986 World Series champs |
| METS | 2000 "subway series" losers |
| METS | 2000 Subway Series losers |
| METS | 2000 Subway Series team |
| METS | 2015 World Series losers |
| METS | 2015 World Series team |
| METS | 29-Down team |
| METS | 51-Down team |
| METS | Athletic competitions |
| METS | Baseball players at Citi Field |
| METS | Baseball team based in Queens |
| METS | Baseball team featured in the ESPN documentary "Once Upon a Time in Queens" |
| METS | Baseball team from Queens |
| METS | Baseball team in the ESPN documentary "Once Upon a Time in Queens" |
| METS | Baseball team supported by the 7 Line Army |
| METS | Baseball team that plays home games in New York's Citi Field |
| METS | Baseball team that retired the numbers of Tom Seaver and Mike Piazza |
| METS | Baseball team whose cap features the letters "NY" |
| METS | Baseball team whose home field is in Queens |
| METS | Baseball team whose manager is Terry Collins |
| METS | Baseball team whose original full name is rarely used |
| METS | Baseball team with a baseball mascot |
| METS | Baseball team, New York ___ |
| METS | Baseball's "Amazin's" |
| METS | Baseball's "Amazins" |
| METS | Big Apple ballplayers |
| METS | Big Apple baseball team |
| METS | Big Apple baseballers |
| METS | Big Apple sluggers |
| METS | Big Apple team |
| METS | Big Apple team in the National League |
| METS | Citi Field MLB squad |
| METS | Citi Field ballplayers |
| METS | Citi Field baseball players |
| METS | Citi Field baseball team |
| METS | Citi Field players |
| METS | Citi Field squad |
| METS | Citi Field team |
| METS | Citi Field team, starting in 2009 |
| METS | Citi Field's baseball team |
| METS | Citi field team |
| METS | Crosstown rivals of the Yankees |
| METS | Expansion team of 1962 |
| METS | Flushing Meadows team |
| METS | Flushing team |
| METS | Giants' successors |
| METS | Jacob deGrom pitches for them |
| METS | Jacob deGrom's team |
| METS | Juan Soto's team |
| METS | Last team managed by Casey Stengel |
| METS | Last team that Willie Mays played for |
| METS | Last team to play in the Polo Grounds |
| METS | Lives up to, as expectations |
| METS | M.L.B. team that played its first two seasons at the fabled Polo Grounds |
| METS | M.L.B. team that was the first to trade a player for himself (Harry Chiti in 1962) |
| METS | M.L.B. team that's played in three different stadiums since its inception in 1962 |
| METS | MLB NL team |
| METS | MLB team in the ESPN documentary "Once Upon a Time in Queens" |
| METS | MLB team of Cy Young Award winner Jacob DeGrom |
| METS | MLB team of the 2019 Home Run Derby winner Pete Alonso |
| METS | MLB team playing in above venues |
| METS | MLB team that had the worst regular-season record of any team to play in the World Series |
| METS | MLB team that lost to the Royals in the 2015 World Series |
| METS | MLB team with a suspension bridge in its logo |
| METS | Major league affiliate of the Brooklyn Cyclones and Binghamton Rumble Ponies |
| METS | Major-league team with the most season losses, 120, in the 20th century |
| METS | Max Scherzer's squad |
| METS | Miracle workers of '69 |
| METS | N. Y. team |
| METS | N.L. East team |
| METS | N.L. East team for which Tom Seaver pitched |
| METS | N.Y. baseball team |
| METS | N.Y. team |
| METS | NY MLB team |
| METS | NY club |
| METS | NY nine |
| METS | NY sports team |
| METS | NY team |
| METS | NYC MLB team |
| METS | NYC baseball team |
| METS | National League East team |
| METS | National League East team that won the World Series in 1969 and 1986 |
| METS | National League expansion team of 1962 |
| METS | National League team |
| METS | National League team in the Big Apple |
| METS | National League team that was founded in 1962 |
| METS | New York MLB squad |
| METS | New York MLB team |
| METS | New York MLB team based in Queens |
| METS | New York MLB team featured in Ira Berkow's "Summers at Shea" |
| METS | New York MLB team that isn't the Yankees |
| METS | New York MLB team with a skyline in its logo |
| METS | New York MLB team with blue and orange uniforms |
| METS | New York ___, MLB team whose former members include Darryl Strawberry and Tom Seaver |
| METS | New York ___, Queens-based MLB team that has won two World Series titles |
| METS | New York athletes |
| METS | New York ball club |
| METS | New York ball club that calls Citi Field home |
| METS | New York basball team |
| METS | New York baseball group |
| METS | New York baseball players |
| METS | New York baseball squad |
| METS | New York baseball team |
| METS | New York baseball team featured in the documentary "Doc & Darryl" |
| METS | New York baseball team not named the Yankees |
| METS | New York baseball team that Tom Seaver and Mike Piazza played for |
| METS | New York baseball team that plays home games at Citi Field |
| METS | New York baseball team whose uniforms are blue and orange |
| METS | New York baseballers |
| METS | New York nine |
| METS | New York rivals of the Yankees |
| METS | New York team |
| METS | New York team nicknamed "the Amazin's" |
| METS | New York team that plays home games at Citi Field |
| METS | New York team that retired Keith Hernandez's number 17 in 2022 |
| METS | New York team that retired Mike Piazza's number 31 |
| METS | New York team that won the World Series in 1969 and 1986 |
| METS | New York team whose last World Series appearance was in 2000 |
| METS | New York team whose mascot's head is a baseball |
| METS | New York team with a skyline in its logo |
| METS | New York tickertape honorees, 1962, '69 and '86 |
| METS | New York's National League baseball team |
| METS | New York's National League team |
| METS | New York's baseball team |
| METS | One of New York City's two pro baseball teams |
| METS | Phillies rival |
| METS | Phillies' rivals |
| METS | Players near 46 Down |
| METS | Pro team with blue-and-orange jerseys |
| METS | Queens club |
| METS | Queens players |
| METS | Queens squad |
| METS | Queens subject? |
| METS | Queens team |
| METS | Queens-based baseball team |
| METS | Queens-based baseball team, informally |
| METS | Ron Darling and Keith Hernandez, in 1988 |
| METS | See 23 Across |
| METS | See 59 Across |
| METS | Shea Stadium nine |
| METS | Shea Stadium players |
| METS | Shea nine |
| METS | Shea squad |
| METS | Shea team |
| METS | Shea tenants |
| METS | Sports team since 1962 |
| METS | Squad affiliated with the Brooklyn Cyclones |
| METS | Squad whose Double-A affiliate is the Rumble Ponies |
| METS | Stengel's "Amazin'" team |
| METS | Subject of the sports documentary "Once Upon a Time in Queens" |
| METS | Subway Series participant |
| METS | Subway Series side |
| METS | Subway Series squad |
| METS | Subway Series team |
| METS | Subway Series team that's not the Yankees |
| METS | Team Gil Hodges both played for and managed |
| METS | Team at NY's Citi Field |
| METS | Team at Shea |
| METS | Team covered at amazinavenue.com |
| METS | Team first managed by Casey Stengel |
| METS | Team for Jacob deGrom and Noah Syndergaard |
| METS | Team in American MLB league: New York ___ |
| METS | Team in the 1973 National League Championship Series |
| METS | Team near Kennedy Airport |
| METS | Team not far from JFK |
| METS | Team since 1962 |
| METS | Team that 15-Across pitched for in 2012 |
| METS | Team that added a purple "Grimace seat" to Citi Field in 2024 |
| METS | Team that got a new ballpark in 2009 |
| METS | Team that plays home games in Queens |
| METS | Team that plays the Yankees in the Subway Series |
| METS | Team that retired Mike Piazza's #31 |
| METS | Team that retired the numbers of Gil Hodges and Mike Piazza |
| METS | Team that signed Juan Soto to a record-breaking 15-year, $765 million contract |
| METS | Team that the Yankees face in a Subway Series |
| METS | Team that used to play at Shea Stadium |
| METS | Team whose colors are blue and orange |
| METS | Team whose first manager was Casey Stengel |
| METS | Team whose logo includes the New York City skyline |
| METS | Team whose mascot's head is a ball |
| METS | Team whose mascot's head is a baseball |
| METS | Team whose name rhymes with two others in the same metropolitan area |
| METS | Team with "Mr." and "Mrs." mascots |
| METS | Team with a Home Run pome |
| METS | Team with a blue-and-orange logo |
| METS | Team with a bridge in its logo |
| METS | Team with a skyline in its logo |
| METS | The 7 Line Army cheers for them |
| METS | The New York ___ (Citi Field ball club) |
| METS | Their stadium has a Jackie Robinson Rotunda |
| METS | They beat the 39-Across in the 1986 8-Down |
| METS | They debuted in '62 |
| METS | They play at Citifield |
| METS | They played their first season at the Polo Grounds |
| METS | They retired Willie Mays' #24 |
| METS | Tom Seaver's team |
| METS | Two-time Cy Young winner Jacob deGrom and teammates |
| METS | Two-time World Series champs |
| METS | Willie Mays's last team |
| METS | Yankees' Subway Series rivals |
| METS | Yankees' crosstown rivals |
| METS | Yankees' hometown rivals |
| METS | Yankees' opponents in a Subway Series |
| METS | Yankees' rivals in a Subway Series |
| METS | Yanks' crosstown rivals |
| METS | ___-Willets Point (subway station in Queens, N.Y.) |
| METS | “Miracle” team of 1969 |