On this day in 2000, Mike Piazza caps an historic comeback for the Mets against the Braves with a three run bomb. The ten run inning still stands as a Mets franchise record for a single inning. Perhaps more impressively, the Mets scored nine of those runs with two outs to finish off the 11-8 win. Sometimes I forget just how special that 2000 team was. If only they didn't have Benitez as their closer.
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