Former Mets World Series hero Jerry Koosman dies
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Pitcher Jerry Koosman, whose 19-year career included two All-Star Game appearances and a World Series championship with the 1969 New York Mets, died. He was 83. According to longtime Mets PR chief Jay Horwitz,
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Jerry Koosman, perhaps the best left-handed pitcher in Mets history, passed away on Sunday. He was 83 years old. During his 12 years with New York from 1967-78, Koosman won 140 games, posted a 3.09 ERA and had a 21-win season in '76.
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