In an alternate universe, it's Opening Day at Citi Field, with Jacob deGrom and the Mets preparing to host the Nationals.
In this universe, 2020 Opening Day will have to wait -- until when, we don't know -- as the United States and the rest of the World practices social distancing in an effort to slow down the coronavirus pandemic.
For now, all we have are memories. So here are five of the most memorable moments in Mets Opening Day history...
1962: First-ever game in Mets history at the Polo Grounds
1983: Tom Seaver is back where he belongs
1985: Gary Carter wins it in first game as a Met
1988: Darryl Strawberry hits roof, Mets crush six homers against Expos
1996: Rey Ordoñez from his knees at Shea
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