"A little roller up along first..." There isn't any Mets fan around who couldn't finish that sentence for you. Mookie Wilson had the most famous at bat in Mets history. During his at bat in the 10th inning of Game 6 of the 1986 World Series, Bob Stanley threw a wild pitch that let the Mets tie the game and seconds later Bill Bucker made the dramatic error that allowed the Mets to win Game 6 and then win the championship the next night.
     Even before his famous 10th inning at bat, the fans at Shea Stadium always loved Mookie, who could always be seen with a smile on his face. As he stepped up to the plate he was always greeted with a lou "Mooooookie" from the fans.
     Mookie's best season came perfectly on time in 1986 when the Mets needed him the most. He drove in 45 runs that year but none as important as when he drove home Ray Knight in the 10th inning of Game 6.

Individual Season Stats:

Year  G    AB   R   H    2B  3B  HR  RBI  BB  SO  SB  Avg.  TB  Slg.
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1980  27   105  16  26   5   3   0   4    12  19  7   .248  37  .352 
1981  92   328  49  89   8   8   3   14   20  59  24  .271  122 .372 
1982  159  639  90  178  25  9   5   55   32  102 58  .279  236 .369 
1983  152  638  91  176  25  6   7   51   18  103 54  .276  234 .367 
1984  154  587  88  162  28  10  10  54   26  90  46  .276  240 .409 
1985  93  337   56  93   16  8   6   26   28  52  24  .276  143 .424 
1986  123 381   61  110  17  5   9   45   32  72  25  .289  164 .430 
1987  124 385   58  115  19  7   9   34   35  85  21  .299  175 .455 
1988  112 378   61  112  17  5   8   41   27  63  15  .296  163 .431 
1989  80  249   22  51   10  1   3   18   10  47  7   .205  72  .289 

Career Stats With the Mets:

Year    G    AB    R   H    2B  3B  HR  RBI  BB  SO  SB  Avg.  TB   Slg.
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Totals  1116 4027  512 1109 145 62  132 305  190 505 274 .275  1586 .394