Let’s get right at it: Â I’m tempted to buy a 15 game Saturday plan.
You may be surprised. Â Heck, I’m surprised.
How did I go from spending the winter saying “no way” to “maybe?”
As I write the blog every day I write from the heart. Â From the feedback I get I see that you Mr. Reader “get it” and get me. Â You know where I’m coming from: a mix of love and frustration.
My big fear for the Mets Police is that it becomes Mets Bitchfest (and I sure do my share) and my big hope is that it becomes a force for positive change. Â I don’t know if MP actually had something to do with the ticket plans being renamed, or a new Hall of Fame being considered, or anything else – but I’m pleased that these things get discussed, and I do know that the site is read out there on 126th street.
Monday night I went out to McFadden’s.  It felt good walking around the ballpark.  Then when I got home I found the cool brochure the Mets sent me.
During our ticket discussions last week, a lot of us chatted about how the best seats might be the Promenade Infield seats. Â I decided to click on the 15 game pack and sure enough there’s good seats right behind home plate. Â I have some extra bucks, and Junior likes going to games and maybe it would be cool to have Saturday seats the equivalent of Shea Uppers Section 5 (especially long-term) and….I feel flaky. Â Then I remember, I actually want to like the team. The goal of all this Mets Policing is to have a good time rooting for the Mets, not to sit on righteous mountain. Â How did I get to a place where I am embarrassed to tell my internet friends that I might buy seats?
This is an individual decision for all of us. Â Some of you renewed, many of you didn’t. Â As of now I have a six-pack, but I am tempted.