The 2020 version of the Subway Series kicks off this weekend when the New York Yankees make the trip to Citi Field to take on the Mets. Over the course of the crosstown rivalry, there have been many memorable moments and even more notable facts, figures and stats.

Here are some of our favorites:

139 players played for both the Yankees and Mets

Marv Throneberry became the first to play for both teams when the former Yankee made his Mets debut on May 11, 1962. Chasen Shreve became the most recent to play for both teams when he pitched for the Mets for the first time on July 27. Other notable names to wear both jerseys include:

• Bobby Abreu: (Yankees: 2006-08; Mets: 2014)
• Sandy Alomar: (Yankees: 1974-76; Mets: 1967)
• Carlos Beltran: (Yankees: 2014-16; Mets: 2005-11)
• Armando Benítez: (Yankees: 2003); Mets: 1999-2003)
• Yogi Berra: (Yankees: 1946-63; Mets: 1965)
• Dellin Betances: (Yankees: 2011, 2013-19; Mets: 2020)
• Robinson Cano: (Yankees: 2005-13; Mets: 2019-20)
• David Cone: (Yankees: 1995-2000; Mets: 1987-1992, 2003)
• Todd Frazier: (Yankees: 2017; Mets: 2018-2019)
• Dwight Gooden: (Yankees: 1996-97, 2000; Mets: 1984-1994)
• Curtis Granderson: (Yankees: 2010-13; Mets: 2014-17)
• Rickey Henderson: (Yankees: 1985-89; Mets: 1999-2000)
• Orlando Hernandez: (Yankees: 1998-2002, 2004; Mets: 2006-07)
• Al Leiter: (Yankees: 1987-89; 2005; Mets: 1998-2004)
• Willie Randolph: (Yankees: 1976-1988; Mets: 1992)
• Gary Sheffield: (Yankees: 2004-2006; Mets: 2009)
• Darryl Strawberry: (Yankees: 1995-1999; Mets: 1983-1990)
• Robin Ventura: (Yankees: 2002-2003; Mets: 1999-2001)

Only four names have managed both teams:

Casey Stengel

• Yankees: 1949-1960
• Mets: 1962-1965

Yogi Berra

• Yankees: 1964, 1984-1985
• Mets: 1972-1975

Dallas Green

• Yankees: 1989
• Mets: 1993-1996

Joe Torre

• Mets: 1977-1981
• Yankees 1996-2007

Only one player has hit 90+ home runs for both teams

Curtis Granderson clubbed 115 long balls for the Yankees, then went on to hit 95 for the Mets (regular season).

Only one pitcher has 60+ wins for both teams

David Cone registered 81 wins in a Mets uniform and 64 wins while playing for the Yankees.

Subway Series shutouts

Dave Mlicki threw a complete game shutout against the Yankees in the very first Subway Series game June 16, 1997. No Met pitcher has had one against the Yankees since. In fact, no Mets pitcher has had a complete game victory against the Yankees since.

On the flip side, the Yankees have had two pitchers throw shutouts against the Mets: Andy Pettitte (6/30/02) and Masahiro Tanaka (5/14/14)

Overall

The Yankees lead the overall Subway Series with a 71-51 record (not counting the World Series). Besides losing the very first game of the Subway Series (see above), they have never trailed in this series.

Grand slams

Mike Piazza hit the first grand slam in the Subway Series June 9, 2000 off Roger Clemens.

Hideki Matsui had the first Yankees grand slam (6/28/2003) and then hit the second one nearly a year to the day (6/27/2004).

Offensive records

Not surprisingly, Derek Jeter still holds just about every offensive record for the Yankees in the Subway Series. He’s played in the most games (88). Jorge Posada is next with 66.

• Games: Derek Jeter (88)
• Hits: Derek Jeter (131)
• Doubles: Derek Jeter (19)
• Triples: Brett Gardner (5)
• Home runs: Derek Jeter/Alex Rodriguez (13)
• Runs: Derek Jeter (67)
• RBI Derek Jeter (44)
• Stolen bases Derek Jeter (19)
• Walks: Jorge Posada (36)
• AVG: Derek Jeter (.364)

On the flip side, David Wright holds most of the Mets Subway Series records having played in 53 games, but the next closest is Jose Reyes with 51.

• Games: David Wright (53)
• Hits: David Wright (62)
• Doubles: David Wright (13)
• Triples: Jose Reyes (2)
• Home runs: David Wright (9)
• Runs: David Wright (33)
• RBI: David Wright (35)
• Stolen bases: Jose Reyes (14)
• Walks: David Wright/Mike Piazza (19)
• AVG (Min 50 PA): Roger Cedeno (.323)
• AVG (Min 75 PA): Mike Piazza (.317 )

Pitching records

As far as pitchers go, Andy Pettitte holds most of the pitching marks, while Mariano Rivera owns many of the others for the Yankees.

• Games pitched: Mariano Rivera (34)
• Starts: Andy Pettitte (16)
• Wins: Andy Pettitte (6)
• Saves: Mariano Rivera (2)
• Innings: Andy Pettitte (98.0)
• Strikeouts: Andy Pettitte (86)
• ERA (Min 20.0 IP): A.J. Burnett (1.33)

For the Mets, Al Leiter holds several records.

• Games pitched: Pedro Feliciano (16)
• Starts: Al Leiter (10)
• Wins: Al Leiter (5)
• Saves: Billy Wagner/Armando Benitez (5)
• Innings: Al Leiter (66.2)
• Strikeouts: Al Leiter (44)
• ERA (Min 20.0 IP): Matt Harvey (1.25)