New ESPN 30 for 30 Documentary Will Highlight the Legendary 1986 Mets

Author:

Kaitlin O'Toole

Publish date:

Jul 9, 2020

Video Rating:

TV-G

Video Duration:

41

ESPN Films announced an upcoming multi-part 30 for 30 documentary on the legendary 1986 Mets team.

The film will have a number of producers including Jimmy Kimmel and will highlight the iconic Mets season.

The 1986 team had a franchise record of 108 wins, 54 losses, and one of the greatest World Series comebacks of all time.

And although the team was one of the best in the league, they were also known as one of the 'wildest' ones because of the drugs and alcohol used by players throughout their championship-winning season.

The documentary will show iconic team moments on and off the field.

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