Every member of the New York Mets will wear a No. 7 patch on their uniform in 2025 to honor the late Ed Kranepool. The New York Mets will pay tribute to one of their franchise legends in every game ...

Ed Kranepool’s family made it a point to attend the first game at Citi Field following the Mets great’s death. The Mets made it a point to include them in the pregame remembrance. Kranepool’s grandson ...

Forget the seamy guy with the big head. Ed Kranepool is the real Mr. Met. Edward Emil Kranepool III signed with the Mets in 1962, the team's first year of existence, as a 17-year old out of James ...

Ed Kranepool has beaten seemingly insurmountable odds before. As a member of the 1969 Miracle Mets, Kranepool completed a seven-year journey that started with a team that lost 120 games in its ...

Ed Kranepool, a legendary figure in New York Mets history, has sadly passed away, leaving fans and the baseball community in mourning. Known for his long-standing career with the Mets, Kranepool's ...

Mets legendary lifer Ed Kranepool, who passed away after suffering from cardiac arrest while watching his beloved Mets on Sunday, recently recalled his first plane trip and big-league game. Only 17, ...

Ed Kranepool, one of the original New York Mets and the longest-tenured player in franchise history, died Sunday at age 79. The Mets announced his death Monday, saying that Kranepool died after ...

Ed Kranepool, a New York Mets Hall of Famer and member of the 1969 "Miracle Mets," died Sunday after suffering cardiac arrest. He was 79 years old. The left-handed Mets first baseman, who was born in ...

Ed Kranepool, the longest-tenured player in New York Mets history and a member of the Miracle Mets when they won the 1969 World Series, died Sunday. He was 79. The team said in a statement Monday that ...

As you watch the Mets compete for an NL playoff berth in 2025, you may notice a unique design within their jerseys. On the sleeves of New York's uniforms this season is a black patch with a No. 7 on ...

NEW YORK -- Ed Kranepool, the longest-tenured player in New York Mets history and a member of the Miracle Mets when they won the 1969 World Series, died Sunday. He was 79. The team said in a statement ...