Pages that link to "Rusty Staub"
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The following pages link to Rusty Staub:
View (previous 50 | next 50) (20 | 50 | 100 | 250 | 500)- All-Time Roster (← links)
- Awards Won (← links)
- 1975 (← links)
- 1972 (← links)
- October 17 (← links)
- May 4 (← links)
- September 18 (← links)
- Rusty Staub and Bill Laxton for Mickey Lolich and Billy Baldwin (← links)
- May 14 (← links)
- October 6 (← links)
- July 20 (← links)
- May 9 (← links)
- 1963 (← links)
- Gary Carter (← links)
- Joel Youngblood (← links)
- 1986 (← links)
- June 9 (← links)
- Billy Baldwin (← links)
- Ralph Kiner (← links)
- October 8, 1973: Game Three of the NLCS (← links)
- October 6, 1973: Game One of the NLCS (← links)
- October 7, 1973: Game Two of the NLCS (← links)
- October 9, 1973: Game Four of the NLCS (← links)
- October 10, 1973: Game Five of the NLCS (← links)
- October 14, 1973: Game Two of the World Series (← links)
- October 16, 1973: Game Three of the World Series (← links)
- October 17, 1973: Game Four of the World Series (← links)
- October 20, 1973: Game Six of the World Series (← links)
- October 21, 1973: Game Seven of the World Series (← links)
- October 1, 1973: Mets Clinch NL East (← links)
- April 15, 1968: Mets Lose in 24 Innings (← links)
- May 11, 1972: Seaver's 100th Win (← links)
- June 21 (← links)
- October 2 (← links)
- September 1, 1975: Seaver's 20th Win, 200-Strikeout Record (← links)
- July 15, 1963: Mets End 15-game Losing Streak (← links)
- August 25, 1985: Gooden's 20th Win of Season (← links)
- April 9, 1981: Opening Day Shutout in Chicago (← links)
- September 21, 1973: Mets Go Into First Place (← links)
- July 17, 1973: Seven Runs in the Ninth (← links)
- July 10, 1973: Matlack Pitches One-Hitter (← links)
- May 10, 1982: Bailor's Double Beats Padres in 9th (← links)
- April 6 (← links)
- September 18, 1975: Staub and Kingman Set Marks (← links)
- July 22, 1975: Koosman Steals Second (← links)
- September 20, 1981: Mets Win with 22 Hits (← links)
- May 14, 1972: Willie Mays' Mets Debut (← links)
- September 25 (← links)
- April 6, 1971: Opening Day in the Snow (← links)
- July 4, 1985: The Rainy Night in Georgia (← links)
