LOS ANGELES TIMES, Oct. 28, 1986

• New York Mets last championship
• World Series - MLB baseball

The front page has a heading: "2.2. Million New Yorkers Hail Conquering Heroes" with lead-in: "'What Life Is All About'" and photo showing ray Knight in victory parade. 
And the front page of the sports section has a banner headline: "A Knight Turns the Mets Into Kings" with subheads and two related photos. More inside this section. (see images) 
Complete 1st and sport's sections only for a total of 30 pages, very nice condition.

Background: On October 27, 1986, the New York Mets capped off a dominant 108-win season by defeating the Boston Red Sox 8–5 in Game 7 at Shea Stadium to capture their second World Series title. After falling behind 3–0 early against Red Sox starter Bruce Hurst, the Mets launched a furious second-half rally starting in the bottom of the sixth inning with run-scoring singles from Keith Hernandez and Gary Carter to tie the game. In the seventh, Series MVP Ray Knight broke the deadlock with a go-ahead home run, fueling a three-run inning that put New York ahead for good. Reliever Jesse Orosco sealed the championship by striking out Marty Barrett for the final out—famously flinging his glove high into the air and falling to his knees in celebration—to complete one of the most thrilling and iconic World Series comebacks in Major League Baseball history.