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1962 was the first year for the New York Mets, the National League expansion team that Major League Baseball created to replace the Giants and Dodgers that had moved to California. In 1962, the Mets, led by manager Casey Stengel, had a record of 40-120, an all time record for futility. By the way, the Houston Colt '45s, later re-named the Astros, also joined the National League that year as the other expansion team. Their record was 64-96 and finished 8th in the 10 team league, ahead of the Chicago Cubs and the Mets.

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The Mets regular season record in 1962 was 40-120.

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100 in the regular season - 7 more in the post season

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The Mets regular season record in 2006 was 97-65.

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The New York Mets has 77 wins and 85 losses this year (2011).

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