| NL team |
| NL nine |
| NY club |
| NY team |
| Ball team |
| Champions |
| N.Y. nine |
| Shea nine |
| Shea team |
| Gil's crew |
| N. Y. team |
| Shea squad |
| 1969 champs |
| Queens crew |
| Torre's men |
| Yogi's team |
| Queens nine |
| Queens team |
| NL East team |
| Berra's nine |
| Expos rivals |
| N.Y. players |
| NL East nine |
| Queens group |
| Team at Shea |
| The Amazings |
| Shea players |
| Queens squad |
| Shea tenants |
| N. L. players |
| Baseball team |
| 1969 upstarts |
| N. Y. players |
| New York club |
| Queens celebs |
| Shea swingers |
| Yankee rivals |
| Flushing team |
| Shea denizens |
| New York nine |
| New York team |
| Big Apple team |
| Amazin' " team |
| Miracle" group |
| Big Apple nine |
| Champs of 1969 |
| N. Y. athletes |
| Queens players |
| Shea occupants |
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| Torre's troops |
| Big Apple squad |
| Citi Field crew |
| Queen's subject |
| Shea performers |
| Queens athletes |
| Queens swingers |
| Team since 1962 |
| Citi Field team |
| Queens ball team |
| Some ballplayers |
| Sports-page name |
| Tim Tebow's team |
| Queens favorites |
| Citi Field squad |
| Shea Stadium nine |
| Shea Stadium team |
| They play at Shea |
| Amazin'" 1969 team |
| First NLCS winners |
| New York ball club |
| New York ball team |
| Pro team since '62 |
| Strawberry's bunch |
| Giants' successors |
| Subway Series side |
| 1969 Series champs |
| 2000 Series losers |
| Famous New Yorkers |
| They debuted in '62 |
| 'Miracle' ball team |
| Amazin'" 1969 group |
| Olympia" and others |
| 1962 expansion team |
| 1969 "miracle" team |
| 1969 Series winners |
| 1986 pennant winner |
| David Wright's team |
| Frank Howard's boys |
| N.Y. heroes in 1986 |
| They play chez Shea |
| Unlikely '69 champs |
| Amazin' baseballers |
| Miracle nine of '69 |
| Subway Series squad |
| New York attraction |
| National League team |
| Miracle" team of '69 |
| 'Subway Series' team |
| Baseball's "Amazin's |
| Citi Field ball team |
| Miracle team of 1969 |
| N.Y.C. baseball team |
| NLCS winners of 2015 |
| Shea Stadium players |
| Yankees' counterpart |
| New York baseballers |
| 1973 N.L. East champs |
| Big Apple ballplayers |
| Carlos Delgado's team |
| Shea Stadium regulars |
| Team not far from JFK |
| Amazin'" team of 1969 |
| Big Apple baseballers |
| Miracle workers of '69 |
| Amazin'" baseball team |
| Ya Gotta Believe" team |
| 1969 baseball upstarts |
| Cinderella team of '69 |
| Expansion team of 1962 |
| Major league ball team |
| New Yorkers since 1962 |
| Sports team since 1962 |
| Willie Randolph's team |
| 2000 World Series team |
| Citi Field ballplayers |
| 2015 World Series team |
| New York baseball team |
| Losers of the 2006 NLCS |
| Baseball champs in 1969 |
| Neighbors of La Guardia |
| Willie Mays's last team |
| Big Apple baseball team |
| 2000 Subway Series team |
| Koosman and Seaver, once |
| Seaver and Koosman, once |
| Strawberry's mates, once |
| Yankees' hometown rivals |
| 2015 World Series losers |
| Citi Field baseball team |
| '86 World Series winners |
| 2000 World Series losers |
| Cinderella team" of 1969 |
| 1969 World Series champs |
| 1986 World Series champs |
| 2000 Subway Series losers |
| Subway Series participant |
| 1969 World Series winners |
| Team that debuted in 1962 |
| They started with Stengel |
| Amazin'" team of the '60s |
| 1962-63 Polo Grounds team |
| 1986 World Series winners |
| Yankees' crosstown rivals |
| National League East team |
| Citi Field's baseball team |
| Norfolk Tides' parent team |
| Queens-based baseball team |
| Terry Collins manages them |
| Valentine's boys of summer |
| World Series winners: 1969 |
| World Series winners: 1986 |
| ''Miracle'' workers of 1969 |
| Citi Field baseball players |
| They were "Amazin"' in 1969 |
| 2015 National League champs |
| Tug McGraw's first MLB team |
| Kiner's Korner" interviewees |
| The Miracle Has Landed" team |
| 2015 World Series runners-up |
| World Series winners of 1986 |
| World Series champions: 1986 |
| Two-time World Series champs |
| Baseball team based in Queens |
| Series winners: 1969 and 1986 |
| Yankees' rivals for attention |
| Mayor's Trophy Game team, once |
| Mgr. Hodges's "Cinderella team |
| New York rivals of the Yankees |
| Wilson, Johnson, Carter et al. |
| Team with a bridge in its logo |
| They battle the Yankees for ink |
| Meet the ___" (baseball anthem) |
| Achievers of a 1969 miracle |
| Stengel was their first manager |
| They move to Citi Field in 2009 |
| Crosstown rivals of the Yankees |
| Team with a skyline in its logo |
| New Orleans Zephyrs' parent team |
| Team covered at amazinavenue.com |
| 1969 and 1986 World Series champs |
| Citi Field team, starting in 2009 |
| Dodgers' victims in 1988 playoffs |
| Two great N.Y. centers of culture |
| Miracle" 1969 World Series winners |
| Subject of "The Miracle Has Landed |
| Team offering "Amazin' Memorabilia |
| Last team managed by Casey Stengel |
| Team first managed by Casey Stengel |
| Team for which Dwight Gooden debuted |
| Team that got a new ballpark in 2009 |
| New York tickertape honorees of 1986 |
| Last team that Willie Mays played for |
| Last team to play in the Polo Grounds |
| Pro team with blue-and-orange jerseys |
| Team whose colors are blue and orange |
| Team that retired Casey Stengel's #37 |
| Subject of the book "The Bad Guys Won! |
| Team that used to play at Shea Stadium |
| Team whose mascot's head is a baseball |
| Team with a postseason record of 37-27 |
| Team whose logo has a suspension bridge |
| The New York ___ (Citi Field ball club) |
| Meet the ___" (major-league fight song) |
| New York MLB team that isn't the Yankees |
| New York's National League baseball team |
| Team whose AAA club is the Buffalo Bisons |
| Players in blue, white, orange, and black |
| Ball club whose colors are blue and orange |
| Baseball team whose home field is in Queens |
| Team Gil Hodges both played for and managed |
| Baseball team whose manager is Terry Collins |
| New York ball club that calls Citi Field home |
| Losers to the Royals in the 2015 World Series |
| Team that the Yankees face in a Subway Series |
| Their logo includes the Empire State Building |
| Their team colors honor the Giants and Dodgers |
| New York tickertape honorees, 1962, '69 and '86 |
| How 'bout them ___?" (classic conversation segue) |
| ___-Willets Point (subway station in Queens, N.Y.) |
| They played their first season at the Polo Grounds |
| Team scheduled to move to Queens's Citi Field in 2009 |
| Team with which Nolan Ryan made his major-league debut |
| Subject of the 1993 book "The Worst Team Money Could Buy |
| Beneficiaries of Bill Buckners famous World Series error |
| They finished their first season 60 1/2 games out of first |
| New York team whose last World Series appearance was in 2000 |
| Team that the only Cy Young-winning knuckleballer pitched for |
| New York baseball team that Tom Seaver and Mike Piazza played for |
| MLB team that has been in the league the longest without a no-hitter |
| Team whose colors honor the Brooklyn Dodgers and the New York Giants |
| Major-league team with the most season losses, 120, in the 20th century |
| Baseball team with a losing record every year since moving to Citi Field |
| Team that finished last out of ten teams in each of its first four seasons |
| The ___ have shown me more ways to lose than I even knew existed." (Casey Stengel) |
| T-ball is just like baseball, except there's no pitching -- just like the ___" (David Letterman) |
| Being a ___ fan is like lending someone a lot of money and you just know that you'll never get paid back." (John Oliver) |