It's the amazing RICO Bronia podcast with your host, Evan Roberts.

Welcome in to another very special edition of Rico Bronia.

Hopefully you're enjoying your holidays.

However the heck, you're celebrating it.

We have reached the conclusion of this three-part mini-series, if you will,

as we count down the 20 greatest home runs in the history of the New York Mets.

This is episode three of this three-part series.

Our first part was honorable mention, a lot of home runs in Med history that just didn't make the cut.

In part two, which hopefully you had a

chance to listen to. We began our rankings from number 20 to number 11. And on this edition,

we will go from number 10 to number one. It is not easy because now we are getting down into the

nitty gritty of some great home runs in the history of the New York Met.

Some of these home runs were before my time. I am trying to rank them and rate them in the

fairest way possible. We are done with regular season home runs. We went through a few of those

when we went from number 20 to number 11. In case you missed part two, I'll give you a quick synopsis, and then you could go back

and listen to it if you so choose.

Number 20 was Gary Carter's opening day walkoff home run in 1985.

Number 19 was as Drewbel Cabrera's game winner against the Phillies, helping rescue the Mets,

and of course they'd make the playoffs that year just a week later.

Number 18 was June 30th, 2000. Mike Piazza caps off the 10 run ending against the Braves with a game

winning three run home run in the eighth inning. Number 17 was Carlos Beltron, breaking a zero

zero tie against Jeff Weaver with a two run home running game one of the 2006 NLCS, only runs the Mets would need.

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