A must read for any NY Mets fan with a vivid memory of their 1986 championship season. This book made for a lightning fast read. On the field of play they were amazing to watch and root for. As this book taught me, off the field they were even more entertaining. Apparently they managed to win almost in spite of themselves as their talent overrode team harmony. It seems like it was only yesterday but somehow more than 20 years have passed. Ya gotta believe that's Amazin'.

Great reporting about a team I had wished I knew more about. The last chapters flew by with Pearlman’s grand and thrilling prose about the post season. I’d recommend this book to anyone wanting to learn about the true identity of the 1986 Mets—who were quite entertaining, crude, disgusting, and stubborn. A good pairing with the 4 part ESPN series. Thanks to Harrison for giving me this book.

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this book. I think it's an interesting read for any Mets fan. It brings you back to the days when hope was alive and the city was decked out in orange and blue.

It's an interesting read and there were so many things that I had never really heard before. I didn't want to put it down and this was the second time I read it.

Boy, these guys were a real bunch of jerks, huh?