What Mets fans talk about when not talking about the actual games.
Wait…was the plan always to have Mets House run until a random Wednesday in June?
The Grand Opening was Friday March 7th.
I do see the Mets posted a month ago that the House had been extended by a month. So maybe they had a three month lease and extended it a month? And now its becoming a Spirit Halloween or something?
Are the Mets cutting their losses here? This all seems very strange. Why would you only do this project for part of the season?
During the Mets losing streak, there were some very ugly posts on social media from Mets fans and national broadcasters related to a rainbow flag being shown on the Jumbotron on Pride Night.
The gist of the posts was that the flag had caused the losing streak…and then insert hate speech here about how the Mets getting what they deserved.
I was very disappointed to see this in many tweets and many Facebook posts.
I also was disappointed in the Mets who have a rainbow icon on the social media posts, but nobody in the organization – not Steve, not Alex, not Francisco, not Pete, not Juan, not Brandon – as far as I can tell nobody addressed it.
Did Gary address it (I haven’t watched an SNY game in some time) the way he did when Daniel Murphy made some homophobic comments?
Pretty ugly, and very under-reported.
Sometimes two people love each other, and sometimes Steve, Alex and David forget to sign enough organizational innings to cover a seven month stretch. That’s all. It’s a rainbow. It’s a losing streak because of a flawed roster. Stop spreading hate.
Wow this is awesome. It combines everything I hate about the Mets. A black jersey, and not even the good version of a black jersey, and Francisco Lindor who notoriously thumbs downed the customers, so naturally the Mets have built an entire brand around him.
This monstrosity also comes in Alonso, you know the guy who vulgarized Let’s Go Mets….but curiously not in Juan Soto (as far as I can tell – I do see youth Soto but not adult size). That’s very strange, no?
So let’s recap. To be a true fan, this month alone you’ve bought:
All Star Jersey
Home Run Derby Jersey
All Star Cap
July 4 Cap
Lights Out Jersey
and you brought the Armed Forces Day Cap right?
And of course a new road jersey, new black jersey, and a new blue jersey.
I mean look at this garbage below. Some blue or orange would help this.
The Mets, the team that was all about BLM until the car sponsorship took BLM’s spot on the mound the next day, and the team that has a rainbow icon as their social media avatar but won’t wear on-field pride caps the way the Dodgers and Giants did, want you to know that Woman Are Super Important. Women will be honored with….food trucks. On a Monday.
So ladies, head on out to Citi Field on a Monday night and feel honored. The Mets care about you, and now Alex has something to talk to her rich friends about over pastries.
NEW YORK METS TO CELEBRATE WOMEN’S NIGHT AT CITI FIELD
FLUSHING, N.Y., June 20, 2025 – The New York Mets will host Women’s Night presented by Citi at Citi Field on Monday, June 23 when they take on the Atlanta Braves at 7:10 p.m.
Women’s Night, presented by Citi, is a celebration of the many incredible contributions women have made to baseball, sports and culture.
As part of the celebration, the Mets will host a pre-game party on the Mets Plaza beginning at 5:00 p.m., featuring local food trucks including Cave Kitchen and Graziella’s. Hoda Kotb,New York Times bestselling Author, Founder & CEO of Joy 101 and beloved former cohost of THE TODAY SHOW, will throw out the first pitch. The Mets will also honor the Strong Girls United Foundation with the Amazin’ Award and girls from the Mets Kids Club will be featured in the high-five tunnel.
Additionally, the team will honor Senior Master Sergent Catherine Leahy of the United States Airforce as the Veteran of the game. Ximone Rose from Broadway’s hit musical comedy,Death Becomes Her will perform Take Me Out to the Ballgame and DJ Saige will be the night’s DJ, performing pre-game and in-game sets in the ballpark.
Fans who purchase tickets through the special ticket offer link will receive a Women’s Night hat, featuring the Women’s Night logo patch. For more information on Women’s Night, a full list of heritage nights and other theme games at Citi Field this season, and to purchase tickets, please visit Mets.com/Promotions or call 718-507-TIXX.
Another day, another ugly cap. Why can’t they make nice looking Mets caps? And its only $48!