1986 World Series: Mets fans en route to Shea Stadium for historic Game Six

Steve Dunlop accompanies New York Mets fans - and a few from Boston - on the Number 7 train to Shea Stadium for Game 6 of the World Series, October 25, 1986. They would soon become witnesses to one of the most memorable plays in baseball history: the Bill Buckner error that allowed the Mets to win in extra innings, 6-5, over the Red Sox. Courtesy WNYW-TV. For historical purposes only.

[@hmhm856]

Truly a fascinating video, a true time machine. The hairstyles, the clothing fashion, the infrastructure.

[@jeffteyrosado9966]

Won't see this again for along time 36 yrs and counting wow

[@scottkronenberg]

‘Red Sox don’t surf!’ 😮

[@58twright]

Let’s go Mets

[@m.alexanderzagorski2438]

It was such a simpler time then!

[@paleo704]

How so ?

[@seymorebutts2687]

Just saw Bernie Goetz on the train

[@paulgentile1024]

we need him right now..2022.

[@hillboycejr4939]

No…we need a functional government

[@paulgentile1024]

@@hillboycejr4939 😂...don't hold your breath

[@garyeisenberg4251]

He was getting mugged pal