The article presents a personal countdown of the author's favorite seasons of the Mets from least to most favorite. It emphasizes that the term 'favorite' transcends wins and losses, focusing instead on the meaningful, influential experiences associated with those seasons. The countdown aims to celebrate the joy and happiness found in specific years, contrasting them with seasons that brought anger or regret. As the author enters the top ten, he suggests that the rankings are not solely based on conventional metrics, highlighting the subjective nature of sports fandom.
The concept of 'favorite' encompasses so much more than wins, losses, and flags; it's about the meaningful experiences that shape our view of the seasons.
Reflecting on the top ten favorite seasons, happiness prevails, marking a transition from seasons colored by anger and regret to those filled with joy.
Ranking higher may not always mean they were successful; certain years that weren’t conventionally successful hold a place of esteem that transcends their records.
As we delve into these favorite Mets seasons, we acknowledge that it's never obvious why some years resonate more deeply than others.
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