Ed Kranepool, the New York Mets Hall of Famer and longest tenured player in team history, passed away at 79 after cardiac arrest, leaving behind a legacy.
He debuted as a 17-year-old in 1962, playing 18 seasons and helping the Mets secure their first World Series in 1969, symbolizing dedication and passion.
The Mets owners expressed their feelings, saying, 'Hearing Mets stories and history from Ed was an absolute joy,' highlighting the impact he had both on and off the field.
Kranepool appeared in 1,853 games for the Mets, a record for the franchise, showcasing his exceptional longevity and commitment to the team.
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