The last time the New York Mets won the World Series was in 1986, and guess who was the manager: Davey Johnson. The two-time Manager of the Year received a visit from Darryl Strawberry, who played seven seasons under Johnson.On Friday, Strawberry uploaded a video of meeting his former manager at his residence. As expected, he surprised the Mets Hall of Fame manager, whose first question to Strawberry was about his well-being.Jim Palmer, a former three-time Cy Young winner and Orioles Hall of Famer, called the moment iconic. He took to X, resharing the meet-up between two greats, adding:"The “band” is back together! These 2 made sweet music together w/The Mets. It’s a little known fact but Davey went to Texas A&M👍🏻 @Orioles @Mets @AggieBaseball."Davey Johnson full of praise for Darry Strawberry, cherishing World Series champion as "toughest to deal with"Darryl Strawberry spent a good time playing under Davey Johnson. The two brought glory to Mets fans, something they have had rarely, since their 1986 World Series triumph.In June 2018, Johnson, on WFAN's Joe & Evan podcast to promote his book "Davey Johnson: My Wild Ride in Baseball and Beyond," praised Strawberry. When asked who was the "toughest guy to deal with," the four-time All-Star said:"Probably Darryl Strawberry. He would come in late sometimes and gleary-eyed and stuff," Johnson said on WFAN Friday. "He supported an orphanage out in Queens. With all the fines I had to put on him, I let him donate the money to an orphanage. He made a lot of guys lives a lot easier. He was tough. I admired his ability so much and I just wanted him to just live up."He had tremendous potential. He had great years and probably some better years with the Yankees, but just a great talent. I used to love just watching him play. He hit balls farther over the left field wall than most right-hand hitters could even dream about."Apart from the Mets, Johnson won two World Series (1966 and 1970) as a player for the Baltimore Orioles, followed by a 1986 triumph with the Mets as their manager.