Are you eight years old? Is it 1978? Then I have the cap for you!!

What Mets fans talk about when not talking about the actual games.
Are you eight years old? Is it 1978? Then I have the cap for you!!

Winter Caps are here! On Opening Day, the first 1,000 fans to attend the game will receive one. For tickets, go to 🔗https://t.co/Q7qWxHW9oX pic.twitter.com/UuBB7mDQmx
— Brooklyn Cyclones (@BKCyclones) March 24, 2022


ESPN’s KayRod Cast Schedule: Alex Rodriguez, Michael Kay to Debut April 10 for Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees Game
Eight Special Sunday Night Baseball Alternate Presentations on ESPN2
ESPN’s KayRod Cast – a special alternate presentation for select Sunday Night Baseball games on ESPN2 – will make its debut on April 10, when the New York Yankees and Aaron Judge host their archrivals, the Boston Red Sox and Xander Bogaerts. KayRod Cast will pair World Series Champion and three-time M.V.P. Alex Rodriguez with iconic New York broadcasting voice Michael Kay.
The first edition of KayRod Cast will emanate from ESPN’s Seaport District Studios in New York, N.Y., with subsequent broadcasts airing at the Seaport District Studios and remotely. The KayRod Cast will include lively discussion and analysis, demos from Rodriguez, special guests connected to the game, customized graphics, social media and audience integration and stories from Rodriguez’s historic playing career.
Hey, at least it’s not GelbsCast.
ESPN KayRod Cast schedule:
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Game
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Apr. 10
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Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees
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Apr. 17
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Atlanta Braves vs. San Diego Padres
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May 1
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Philadelphia Phillies vs. New York Mets
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June 26
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TBD*
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July 3
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St. Louis Cardinals vs. Philadelphia Phillies
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July 10
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New York Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox
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Aug.14
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TBD*
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Sept. 25
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TBD*
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Hey you know how you guys have been worried that unvaccinated Mets wouldn’t be able to play home games and I told you that Steve reportedly donated $1,500,000 to the Adams campaign?

Not only is this getting done, but this isn’t being announced at City Hall or via press release. Instead Adams is going to Steve’s castle.
Always follow the money folks and remember who really runs things.


Here are some updates about the Seaver statue and YES I do hope my headline stirred your blood. While it’s great that there is finally a statue, it is a shame that Tom is not around to enjoy it. The man retired in 1987, the Mets had 30+ years to do something about this but they waited too long. Stupid Cheap Wilpons.
Fast work. This was them Saturday working on the base of the statue. pic.twitter.com/2dxIaeKHVr
— Rocco Constantino (@OfficialMLBRFC) March 23, 2022