Mets fans: speak up, be heard

Yesterday I wrote about my personal theory and speculation that the black uniforms could be going.  I base that upon nothing but me walking around the park, seeing the emphasis on blue and orange and knowing that next year is the 50th season.

It definitely was noticed in the Metsosphere, and generally well received.

I got a very interesting email this morning from a good source.  I’m not at all ready to share it or even what it’s about – but it leads me to the point of this morning’s rambling.

I say the next sentence with all humility.   The Mets Police have influence, and the Mets Police are YOU.

We have a community forming here.  We love our team, and we’re all very passionate.

If you like the idea of no-black, comment about it.   Write about it.   Send an email to Flushing.  Write an old fashioned letter to Mr. Wilpon.

If you think the black uniforms rule – great, you’re a fan too.  Write about it, send an email to Flushing, write to Mr. Wilpon and send me a guest column – I will happily post it.

Whether it’s food choices you’d like to see, a player honored, an idea for a stadium improvement – whatever it is – speak your voice.

I didn’t really like what was in the inbox this morning, but this is about a conversation.  It’s not just my opinion that matters.

What’s your opinion?

Speak up, and don’t just speak up here.   Some day I’ll be gone (and don’t read anything into that at all).

You are the Mets Police.

Frequent readers will notice that Media Goon is writing some articles now.  Coming up this morning he will comment on some behavior we saw last night.  This movement is about so much more than a Seaver statue or what the Mets wear.

Look how great Citi Field has become.  Look at the beautiful museum!  Hear the awesome organ music at the games.  Enjoy the vegetarian food.  Come out August 1st and salute your ’86 heroes.

Speak up!  Spread the ideas.  If you’re a blogger, share my ideas and I will share yours.  Lets Go Mets!