One-Year Dynasty: Inside the Rise and Fall of the 1986 Mets, Baseball's Impossible One-and-Done Champions
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One-Year Dynasty: Inside the Rise and Fall of the 1986 Mets, Baseball's Impossible One-and-Done Champions

by Matthew Silverman Author Of Swinging ’73: B

Sports History
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One-Year Dynasty explores the rise and fall of the 1986 Mets, a team whose championship season became baseball’s impossible one-and-done dynasty. This focused sports history considers the meaning of a remarkable triumph and the decline that followed, offering readers a portrait of a singular moment in the game.

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One-Year Dynasty examines the rise and fall of the 1986 Mets.

The book focuses on a baseball team remembered for an extraordinary championship season.

It presents the Mets’ achievement as an impossible one-and-done dynasty.

With a title that emphasizes both triumph and decline, the book offers a concise sports history of a singular moment in baseball.

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