"City Field" mockup logo / June 16, 1977 memory

A new blog, Metscape has some pictures of what “City Field” and the “City Field” logo would look like.  I know first hand how much a good link helps (thanks metsblog!) so rather than me steal the dude’s pics – why not pop over there and take alook.  Click the link.

And how did I find Metscape?  He mentioned us and linked to us.   Let’s all link and share boys, play nice in the sandbox.

Another link for you – a couple of pics of dying Shea, and a quick memory of The Day After (Seaver left for the first time):  Random Fandom Red Sox NYC: Just Another Memory Before Shea Stadium Fades To Black

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Lincecum vs. Reyes At (Shea)Field (Video)

Wondering what it will all look like at Taxpayer Field?

My seats are so high they aren’t even in this video.  See ya in the 500s!  Boy “500s” sounds so Philly.
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Details for Million Manny March 2

I don’t have much more to share about the Million Manny March 2 other than what was in the News – but here’s the deal.

Thursday 7pm.  Outside SNY (you can’t miss it) on 51st and 6th.

At least one fan on mets.com offered up some suggested signs.  More here.

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Baseball Digest Radio Show

Remember Baseball Digest?  Wasn’t that just the greatest thing ever when you were a kid?  Well baseball-wise anyways.  I learned a lot about the rules from that magazine.

Anyways, they have a radio show.  I would have sent this earlier but they sent the release last night at 9:52pm when 99% of sports fans were watching something on NBC.  (Sorry Digest I love you but can’t start pulling punches now).

Anyway you can listen on the archives.  

Posted: 01 Feb 2009 09:52 PM PST
Baseball Digest Live â€” the daily internet radio show / podcast — launches this week!
Beginning Monday, February 2nd, the show airs daily from 11am – 1pm EST and is broadcast live from Foley’s Pub and Restaurant on 33rd Street in New York City — just across the street from the Empire State Building.
Host Mark Healey takes baseball fans through the last two weeks of the hot stove season, featuring prominent personalities and covering the past, present, and future of baseball.
Listen in live at 11am EST on BlogTalkRadio, or download the archived podcasts to listen at your leisure.

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