Hey Mets fans. If you like my dopey site you will absolutely love the article on today’s Uni Watch about….
a long-running Mets Opening Day tradition dating back to the opening of Shea Stadium in 1964. When that stadium’s namesake, William Shea, was still alive, he would present the flowers to the manager. In the years following his 1991 death, the presentation has been made by members of the Shea family.
Source: Uni Watch Research Project: Saying It with Flowers | Uni Watch
Paul has a bunch of photos of this including this one I shared….
…the other photos are better. Plus some cool back story and a whole lotta things you didn’t know. Go check it out!!!!
