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In 2000, the New York Mets had a notable season, marking their 39th year in Major League Baseball. The team concluded the regular season with an impressive record of 94 wins and 68 losses, positioning themselves fourth in the National League. Their successful campaign culminated in a confident performance during the National League Championship Series (NLCS), where they triumphed over the St. Louis Cardinals with a decisive 4-1 series victory.
However, the Mets faced a significant challenge in the World Series, where they encountered their cross-town rivals, the New York Yankees. Despite their strong showing throughout the season and the NLCS, the Mets were ultimately unable to capture the championship, losing the World Series 4-1. This season remains a memorable chapter in Mets' history, characterized by both commendable achievements and a poignant rivalry.