šŸ•ŠEd Kranepool, longtime Mets star and team Hall of Famer, dies at 79šŸ•Š P B P

[Music] Ed crane poool longtime Mets star andĀ  team Hall of Famer dies at 79 New York MetsĀ Ā  Hall of Famer at crane poool died Sunday the teamĀ  announced Monday afternoon he was 79 crane poolĀ Ā  who is the longest tenard Mets player in teamĀ  history experienced Cardiac Arrest while at hisĀ Ā  home in boaron Florida we are deeply saddenedĀ  by the passing of Mets Hall of Famer Ed craneĀ Ā  poool crane poool made his debut with the Mets inĀ  1962 when he was just 17 years old he appeared inĀ Ā  just a handful of games that season as the teamĀ  lost a Major League Baseball record 120 gamesĀ Ā  crane poool was among the surviving members ofĀ  that team who were asked last month about TheĀ Ā  Season's Chicago White Socks who are threateningĀ  the Mets Infamous record I feel sorry for them heĀ Ā  said better them than me thankfully for Crane poolĀ  that was as bad as it got the first baseman earnedĀ Ā  his first and only All-Star nod during the 1965Ā  season and then helped lead the team to a worldĀ Ā  series title in 1969 crane poool hit a home runĀ  in game three of the World Series that year craneĀ Ā  poool spent 18 Seasons with the Mets and made itĀ  back to the World Series in 1973 before he retiredĀ Ā  after the 1979 season he finished with a careerĀ  batting average of 261 with 108 home runs and 614Ā Ā  RBI crane poool appeared in 1,853 career gamesĀ  with the Mets which is the most in team historyĀ Ā  he was inducted into the team's Hall of FameĀ  in 1990 crane pool who went to high school inĀ Ā  the Bronx received a kidney transplant in 2009 19Ā  and battled diabetes in recent years I just spokeĀ Ā  to Ed last week and we talked about how we wereĀ  the last two Originals who signed with the MetsĀ Ā  former teammate cleen Jones said in a statementĀ  the other 1962 guys came from other organization

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