# Tommie Agee
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Tommie Lee Agee (August 9, 1942 – January 22, 2001) was a Major League Baseball center fielder. He is noted for making two of the greatest catches in World Series history, both of which took place in game three of the 1969 World Series.
== Early life ==
Agee was born in Magnolia, Alabama, and played baseball and football at Mobile County Training School with future New York Mets teammate Cleon Jones.
Baseball and BBQ Episode #154: It is a Jones filled episode as we welcome Cleon Jones of the 1969 World Series Champion Miracle Mets and BBQ Master Judge, Bill Jones
Baseball and BBQ Episode #154 is a Jones-filled episode as we welcome Cleon Jones of the 1969 World Series Champion Miracle Mets and BBQ Master Judge, Bill Jones
Cleon Jones is a beloved figure in New York sports history. Wearing #21 and playing left field; it was Jones who caught the final out o…
December 15 Bob Feller on First Start after WWII
Matt and Tom Discuss -
Bob Feller, Pitching Machines, December 15th, Free Agency, Bill Hamilton and Tommie Agee
December 15th Show Notes
December 15, 1896 –
THE PITCHING CANNON AT WORK
In 1896, Princeton University mathematics instructor Charles Hinton designed a gunpowder-powered baseball pitchin…
We Can Pod It Out 91: Gotta Get You Into My Life
The A’s held their 50th anniversary celebration for the 1973 World Series yesterday, and Brandon Nimmo was not having it. In fact, Nimmo was so not down with the Oakland dynasty that he decided to make the day more about the 1969 Mets, emulating Fall Classic catches by Tommie Agee and Ron Swoboda.
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We Can Pod It Out 92: Tomorrow Never Knows
After yesterday’s Ron Swoboda rabbit hole brought to you by the second of Brandon Nimmo’s catches in Oakland, Nimmo went out last night and demanded not only an update to our Instagram video, but an accompanying piece on Tommie Agee.
Agee, like Swoboda, was on the 1969 Mets but not the 1973 Mets, a…
We Can Pod It Out 174: The End
Pete Alonso and Brandon Nimmo each went 0-for-4 with three strikeouts last night in Georgia, another rough night in a rough season, and another little edit to the Mets’ history books.
The list of career three-strikeout games is an interesting one, because it’s one of those things… like… you’ve got …
Season 3, Episode 29 - Msgr. Thomas Machalski
We're joined in this episode by Monsignor Thomas Machalski, pastor of Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church in Bayside, NY. In addition to his full-time duties at Sacred Heart, Msgr. Thomas also serves as the New York Mets' Team Chaplain.
This is actually his second tour with the Mets, he previous…
December 15 Bob Feller on First Start after WWII - Daily Rewind
Matt and Tom Discuss -
Bob Feller, Pitching Machines, December 15th, Free Agency, Bill Hamilton and Tommie Agee
December 15th Show Notes
December 15, 1896 –
THE PITCHING CANNON AT WORK
In 1896, Princeton University mathematics instructor Charles Hinton designed a gunpowder-powered baseball pitc…
December 15 Bob Feller on First Start after WWII - This Day in Baseball - The Daily Rewind
Matt and Tom Discuss -
Bob Feller, Pitching Machines, December 15th, Free Agency, Bill Hamilton and Tommie Agee
December 15th Show Notes
December 15, 1896 –
THE PITCHING CANNON AT WORK
In 1896, Princeton University mathematics instructor Charles Hinton designed a gunpowder-powered baseball pitc…
Episode 163 (Re-run) - Baseball's Back (45 Years Ago)!
With Mike away, cruising around the Pacific Northwest, the podcast is on the briefest of hiatuses. But all of baseball was on hiatus until this week, 45 years ago, when the owners and the players finally agreed to resume the 1981 season after missing almost 40 percent of the regular season. Mike an…
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