Mets decide to suddenly celebrate women two days from now

NEW YORK METS TO CELEBRATE WOMEN IN SPORTS WITH WOMEN’S DAY AT CITI FIELD ON AUGUST 10

 

FLUSHING, N.Y., August 8, 2022 – The New York Mets will host their first Women’s Day at Citi Field on Wednesday, August 10 when they take on the Cincinnati Reds at 1:10 p.m. Led by the Mets female driven employee resource group, “She-Unit”, Women’s Day at Citi Field will be a celebration of women in sports with female focused pregame and in-game programming in honor of Women’s Equality Day.

Prior to the start of the game, there will be a panel with the women of the Mets front office, who will speak to other female industry contacts and female driven community groups. The Women of the Mets panel will feature Director of Major League Operations Elizabeth Benn, Director of Revenue Innovation & Strategy Janaki Cash, Executive Director of Broadcasting & Special Events Lorraine Hamilton, Vice President of Ballpark Operations Sue Lucchi, and Erica Scherzer. The panel will be hosted by Mets in-game host Emily Reppert.

A ceremonial first pitch will be thrown by Queens native Olivia Pichardo. A baseball pitcher, Pichardo participated in the MLB’s Girls Baseball Breakthrough Series last fall and was recently named to the 2022 Women’s National Baseball Team.

The Mets will also be remembering Shannon Forde with a tribute video on Citi Vision. Forde, whose parents will be in attendance on Wednesday, was a pioneer for women in baseball as she rose through the ranks in the organization to become the senior director of media relations with the club.

Steve Cohen’s Citi Field: Attend Mets game, get punched in the face!

Well @mets this is some advertistementfor attending a Mets game.

Steve, do you expect me to drive an hour and a half, then sit in parking lot traffic for an hour, give you $100 for a ticket and then be subjected to THIS?

According to The Big Lead, the deGroms weren’t even ejected!

Both deGroms got in good shots here, then guy on the left hit the money shot that ended things. It is pretty lame to take shots at a guy being held back though, so I’m not sure how great they can feel about it.

An update from a user under that video said the Braves fan was ejected while the two Mets fans were allowed to stay. Seems like Citi Field security is doing a bang-up job.

Thats LFGM culture for you Steve. Reap what you sow. I will be home. not even bothering to put the game on TV.

Does Steve Cohen care about the parking mess at Saturday’s Mets game?

I wonder how Steve Cohen feels about the customer experience on Saturday? He hasn’t tweeted in 7 days (he was very excited that the Mets were about to play the “Reds” and Braves).  Maybe he is busy.  Anyway Steve, would love to know if you care about this at all. – or are we going to go with something something parking handled by someone else something something excuse.

From a customer standpoint it’s all “the Mets.”

ICYMI, the first game ran long and people were trying to leave the game while others were trying to arrive at the game.   SOMEONE scheduled a split doubleheader.  SOMEONE picked the start times.

Anyway Steve, here’s a collection of just some of the tweets. Maybe you can have your minions put together a package for you – have them search for “Mets parking” and “Citi Field parking.”  I look forward to your tweets on this subject!

 

 

Hey @mets how did your blackout go?

I have ended my blackout of the Mets.  I did see this on social media…looks like people didn’t take part in it.  Good job everyone, except of course the Mets.

Sometimes things have to get worse before they get better.  Tonight was one of those nights.  Stay true to the orange and blue you dumbasses.

You double dumbasses didn’t even bother to make the banner ads black.

Fantastic job by the people in white.

The Mets Police
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