I personally liked the camo Memorial Day caps better. These are so meh
Third Coast Mets Fan Take On No Hitter
We all know how Shannon swears that Colactus left Johan Santana in the game way too long last year for the only No-No in the history of the Mets ball club. I don’t wan’t to rehash my discussions with him but let’s just say I don’t agree with him at all.
But I have found one who would like to counter Shannon’s theory and who am I not to post it here while I am in charge of the site.
From Sparks aka:
My home internet has been on the fritz for a couple of days and didn’t get fixed until a couple of hours ago, so maybe I’m a little late on this by web standards, but it seems that Shannon over at MetsPolice–whose work I otherwise adore, of course–is still playing a defeatist game of “What if?” in regards to Johan Santana’s no-hitter one year ago tonight.
I began typing this response in the MetsPolice comment section, but as I realized a) it was getting a little long-winded, and b) sadly, I haven’t been this fired up about anything Mets-related for a while, I decided it belonged better here. So without any further ado, here’s my response:
Stuff happens.
Shawn goes more in depth into his discussion of Johan and the No-No and the injury on his site.
July 4th Stars and Stripes Cap Style
We haven’t seen the Mets version yet but as soon as we do, I will update this post. I shall not comment yet on this…..
Thanks to
MLB.Com Acknowledges The 7 Line Army at Subway Series Game
The don’t have embed technology for this story for some reason but I’ll hit you up with the link in a few. I have been to three of the get togethers at Citi Field and I even went to Chicago for the day to hang with these guys. If you can try to get to one of these. It is a really fun time.
Anyway MLB.Com interviewed Darren and you can see it here.





