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2026-11-01 21:02
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Jerry Koosman, Miracle Mets hero, dead at 83
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Jerry Koosman, hero of the 1969 'Miracle' Mets World Series championship run, dead at 83
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Jerry Koosman, the legendary Mets southpaw who helped lead the franchise to its first World Series title in 1969, died Sunday morning.
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Jerry Koosman won the decisive Game 5 of the 1969 World Series for the Miracle Mets. The left-hander spent 12 of his 19 MLB seasons in Queens.
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