Tom Seaver’s Weird College Eligibility Gave the Mets TWO Championships (Butterfly Effect VOL.8)
Creator: SportStorm YouTube - / @sportstorm23 Twitter - / sportstorm23 Most baseball fans know about the 1986 World Series, one of the most memorable in baseball history featuring the Boston Red Sox and New York Mets. Two decades earlier though, the Atlanta Braves drafted an ineligible college pitcher named Tom Seaver, and this decision started a chain of events that led to the Mets winning their second World Series title. ---------------------- Soundtrack - • The Butterfly Effect VOL. 8 Soundtrack SRS TWITTER - / starkravesports SRS INSTAGRAM - / starkravingsports SRS MERCH - https://teespring.com/stores/starkrav... FOR BUSINESS INQUIRIES - [email protected]

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