Referring Clues

• Shea nine
• Expansion team of 1962
• Queens team
• New York nine
• Team at Shea
• Giants' successors
• 1969 Series winners
• Shea Stadium nine
• "Amazin' " team
• Miracle workers of '69
• Team with a bridge in its logo
• "Miracle" team of 1969
• Subway Series team
• New York tickertape honorees, 1962, '69 and '86
• 1969 miracle team
• Shea team
• 1986 World Series champs
• 2000 "subway series" losers
• Team once managed by Dallas Green
• They beat the 39-Across in the 1986 8-Down
• Team since 1962
• "Miracle" workers of 1969
• "How 'bout them ___?" (classic conversation segue)
• 1962 expansion team
• Shea squad
• Queens subject?
• 29-Down team
• Major-league team with the most season losses, 120, in the 20th century
• Last team managed by Casey Stengel
• Citi Field team
• Subway Series participant
• Citi Field team, starting in 2009
• "Amazin'" team
• 1969 World Series champs
• "Miracle" ball club of 1969
• 2000 World Series losers
• Casey Stengel's last team
• Shea players
• New York team
• N.L. East team
• "Miracle" nine of '69
• They play at Shea
• NY team
• Queens players
• "Subway Series" team
• World Series champs of 1986
• National League team
• Club of Queens
• Shea Stadium pros
• Shea Stadium squad
• 36-Down team
• They play chez Shea
• 1969 World Series champions
• Shea Stadium group
• Shea swingers
• Team that retired Casey Stengel's #37
• Last team that Willie Mays played for
• Citi Field ballplayers
• Miracle nine of '69
• Queens squad
• "Miracle" 1969 World Series winners
• Queens ball team
• Team Gil Hodges both played for and managed
• 1973 N.L. East champs
• Team with a postseason record of 37-27
• Norfolk Tides' parent team
• Willie Randolph's team
• Subject of the book "The Bad Guys Won!"
• They finished their first season 60 1/2 games out of first
• Team with a skyline in its logo
• Carlos Delgado's team
• Losers of the 2006 NLCS
• Subject of the 1993 book "The Worst Team Money Could Buy"
• New Orleans Zephyrs' parent team
• Team that finished last out of ten teams in each of its first four seasons
• Mayor's Trophy Game team, once
• "Kiner's Korner" interviewees
• 1986 World Series winners
• Stengel was their first manager
• Team scheduled to move to Queens's Citi Field in 2009
• Big Apple team
• 2000 World Series team
• 1969 upstarts
• 1969 baseball upstarts
• 1962-63 Polo Grounds team
• Shea Stadium players
• Big Apple baseball team
• Pro team since '62
• Big Apple baseballers
• New York baseballers
• Queens crew
• National League East team
• Big Apple nine
• "Miracle" team of '69
• "Miracle" workers of 1969
• Yankees' crosstown rivals
• Famous New Yorkers
• N.Y. team
• NL East nine
• Amazin' baseballers
• New York attraction
• Team first managed by Casey Stengel
• 1969 World Series winners
• They battle the Yankees for ink
• Players in blue, white, orange, and black
• They debuted in '62
• "Amazin"' team
• 1986 pennant winner
• '86 World Series winners
• World Series winners of 1986
• Beneficiaries of Bill Buckner's famous World Series error
• Team for which Dwight Gooden debuted
• Willie Mays's last team
• Beneficiaries of Bill Buckner’s famous World Series error
• "Amazin'" Big Apple team
• "Miracle" team of '69
• Shea baseballers
• Subject of "The Miracle Has Landed"
• New York ball club
• 1969 Series champs
• 2000 Series losers
• Flushing team
• 'Miracle' ball team
• Citi Field ball team
• "Amazing" '69 team
• "Meet the ___" (major-league fight song)
• Citi Field squad
• Strawberry's mates, once
• David Wright's team
• N.Y. baseballers
• Team that got a new ballpark in 2009
• Team whose colors are blue and orange
• "Olympia" and others
• 51-Down team
• Miracle team of 1969
• "The Miracle Has Landed" team
• Ball club whose colors are blue and orange
• New York tickertape honorees of 1986
• Expos rivals
• Subway Series squad
• Some ballplayers
• Queens swingers
• Unlikely '69 champs
• Yankees' hometown rivals
• 1969 and 1986 World Series champs
• 'Subway Series' team
• NYC baseball team
• 2015 World Series team
• Pro team with blue-and-orange jerseys
• "Amazin'" team of the '60s
• "Amazin'" team of 1969
• New York club
• 2000 Subway Series team
• 2015 National League champs
• "Amazin'" baseball team
• Baseball's "Amazins"
• Big Apple squad
• New York ball team
• Last team to play in the Polo Grounds
• Team covered at amazinavenue.com
• Team whose mascot's head is a baseball
• "miracle" group
• New York ball players
• New York baseball team
• Tug McGraw's first MLB team
• NL team
• "Amazin"' 1969 group
• N.Y. baseball team
• 2015 World Series losers
• Subway Series side
• They played their first season at the Polo Grounds
• Queens nine
• World Series winners in 1969 and 1986
• Achievers of a 1969 “miracle”
• Team with which Nolan Ryan made his major-league debut
• New York MLB team that isn't the Yankees
• New York baseball team that Tom Seaver and Mike Piazza played for
• ___-Willets Point (subway station in Queens, N.Y.)
• Two-time World Series champs
• Team not far from JFK
• Queens-based baseball team
• Big Apple ballplayers
• Citi Field baseballers
• Stengel's "Amazin'" team
• Baseball team whose original full name is rarely used
• New York MLB squad
• 1969 MLB upstarts
• Team that retired Mike Piazza's #31
• Team whose mascot's head is a ball
• Big Apple sluggers
• Yanks' crosstown rivals
• Team that shares a city with the Yankees
• Two-time Cy Young winner Jacob deGrom and teammates
• Team with "Mr." and "Mrs." mascots
• "Meet the ___" (baseball fight song)
• New York MLB team
• M.L.B. team that played its first two seasons at the fabled Polo Grounds
• Team whose first manager was Casey Stengel
• National League expansion team of 1962
• Max Scherzer's squad
• N.L. East team for which Tom Seaver pitched
• Squad whose Double-A affiliate is the Rumble Ponies
• New York basball team
• Phillies' rivals
• M.L.B. team that's played in three different stadiums since its inception in 1962
• Subject of the 2021 documentary "Once Upon a Time in Queens"
• M.L.B. team that was the first to trade a player for himself (Harry Chiti in 1962)
• Team that retired Willie Mays's No. 24
• Citi Field nine
• M.L.B. team that retired Strawberry's #18
• M.L.B. team that awarded a record-breaking $765 million contract to Juan Soto in 2024
• Team that plays at Citi Field