The Mets make a crappy day better

I’ve written about this before but after a frustrating “real life” day I thought I’d do an emotion-share.

Man I can’t wait to get to the ballpark.

During the winter’s negativity I pleaded with the boycotters not to give up on the baseball part of it. Winning is a luxury and so far this season the gods have been kind.

I like going to the park.

I had an annoying day but once I left work I took of the Clark Kent suit and put on my Mazzilli jersey. I’m looking forward to hanging with Media Goon. I’m hoping the shake line isn’t bad and if it is I will take a run at tacos.

I’ve made some friends, many of them bloggers or t-shirt guys or both, some twitter friends and/or readers. I like the hang.

Even when I’m home and it’s just on twitter I like the hang. I miss the hang when I have to miss the hang.

I liked going to the all time team event. I like writing my silly thoughts on the site and like even more that you find it interesting. I like going to games which is why I bought the 15er.

It’s a nice enough warm summer night. Santana on the mound, friends, two beers (not eight), some food, 100 or so tweets, take some pics, maybe a blog post, a “free” t-shirt, #imwith28, a folk hero in Dickey, hanging with the tribe – all good things. All make me happy

That the Mets are in position for a playoff berth makes it even better.

Faith will be rewarded. Enjoy baseball. Sometimes 1984 shows up when you least expect it.

(written on a 7 express)

Catch-up: Mr. Met gives blood

Thanks once again to @mediagoon for minding the fort while I was away.  A few things to catch us all up starting with this one via Mets Facebook:

The Mets held their annual Summer Blood Drive (last week) at Citi Field with the New York Blood Center. Thanks to Mets fans, we collected 598 pints of blood! Fans who donated got two tickets to a Mets game, and some even met America’s favorite mascot Mr. Met! Gallery: http://atmlb.com/KNH50w

Mets brand inconsistency

Eagle eyed Steve D pointed this out.  Here are two images of the Mets logo.  One from Sunday, one from Monday.  Take a close look at how the M hooks into the e.

What’s interesting is on the ball logo the M to e seems to have the dip whereas on the uniforms it does not.  And I guess it’s been that way since the start.  And in 1962…sort of cut the middle.

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