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Roger Craig
Drafted by the Mets during the winter, Roger will be seeking to re-establish himself as a top pitcher in 1962. In 1959 the righthander posted a magnificent earned run average of 2.06, but it soared up to 6.13 last year. He won a World Series game in 1955.
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Bobby was obtained from the Cincinnati Reds. He is an extremely valuable man to have on the squad because of his ability to play second, third and shortstop equally well. A real hustling ballplayer and a good hit and run man, Bobby is a credit to any team. Klaus was sold to Buffalo (IL) October 19, 1965.



Chuck was the first National League player to hit a grand-slam in World Series competition. The scrappy little infielder was ob- tained from the San Francisco Giants on May 12, 1965.



Tracy was the man who yielded homer #61 to Roger Maris, as he lost a heartbreaker, 1-0.



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Darrell Sutherland
The 24-year-old righthander was brought up to the Mets from their Buffalo club late in the 1965 season. Darrell quickly earned the respect of his teammates and opposing batters as he proved his ability to stay cool under tough situations. Front office plans call for Darrell to fill a big role in the Mets' bullpen this coming season. Tall and lanky, Darrell has sharp control.
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