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On an all-new episode of Like We Never Left, SNY celebrates 25 years of the modern-day Subway Series by reuniting former Mets and Yankees who were there for the memorable matchups starting in 1997, games that built up to an all-New York clash in the 2000 World Series.  Bobby Valentine, Joe Torre, Bernie Williams, John Franco, and Jeff Nelson get together to tell stories about the battles between Mets and Yankees fans, behind the scenes front office drama, Dave Mlicki and Matt Franco becoming unlikely heroes, all the incidents between Roger Clemens and Mike Piazza, and so much more.  The crew also reflects on the legacy of the Subway Series, and what it could mean for the Mets and Yankees moving forward.

Watch more Like We Never Left: 

https://sny.tv/shows/like-we-never-left

About Like We Never Left:

Like We Never Left reunites a group of people via video conference, a group of people who have a past connection through New York sports that we can take advantage of in the present. By seeing them together again, having them share stories, reveal secrets, and celebrate their history and fandom, we tap into the nostalgia and the thrill of these figures coming back to each other in an intimate and exclusive setting.


Bobby Valentine, Joe Torre, and former Mets and Yankees talk 25 years of the Subway Series | Like We Never Left