What’s going on with Mets social media? It often is very very Try Hard, and here’s the example that set me off…
OK look, I get it, the whole world did Star Wars day, but if you’re going to do it, why not have at least some command of Star Wars.
Why would you do “Polar Wookie” (more on that in a second) and not go with, oh I don’t know, the big Polar Bear like creature that exists in the Star Wars universe?
If you’re going to do it, do it right. 
It was RIGHT THERE.
My guess is the Adults took Sunday off and left The Social Media Intern born in 2003 instructions to do some Star Wars stuff.
Also, Wookiee has two E’s but that I will overlook.
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Meanwhile, is Steve OK? He was tweeting so often in April and now that the Mets are dropping series and dropping doubleheaders he hasn’t been checking in on Twitter the way he has.
He hasn’t tweeted since April 23rd!
By my count the Mets are 4-6 since then.
You don’t suppose Steve is one of those phonies, like some politicians, who only take credit for wins and hide out when things aren’t going as well. If you’re gonna lead Steve, lead all the time. Otherwise you come across as very phony. And New Yorkers can tell a phony.
It would take you 5 seconds to tweet something like “tough one today, we’ll get them next time!” or “Always great to see the support from the fans, on to Arizona!”
