Mets announce 2026 Schedule – new culture yet to be announced

The Mets who might squeak into the third Wild Card again (helluva jo Steve) or miss the playoffs and spend the off-season introducing the new amanegr and the new new new new new new culture of winning (third wild cards) both now and in teh future, have announced teh 2026 Schedule.  Unfortunately it comes with Francisco Lindor on the roster so I don’t plan on taking any of this in.

The Mets included some really bizarre choices for “highlights.”  The real highlight is the Mets visit Wrigley on a weekend for a change, but its in April not the summer boooo.

This has come out later than in previous seasons.  Some believe it was because MLB didn’t know the TV partners yet, so expect to see THAT announcement soon.

 

FLUSHING, N.Y., August 26, 2025 – The New York Mets today announced that the team will open the 2026 regular season at Citi Field on Thursday, March 26 vs. Pittsburgh where the Mets will celebrate the 2025 Third Wild Card with a banner. (This plan subject to change as the Mets didn’t sign enough pitching to deliver on this one.)   The team’s first homestand will continue Saturday, March 28 and Sunday, March 29 vs. Pittsburgh before a seven-game road trip in St. Louis and San Francisco from March 30 – April 5. 

 The Mets will host the Yankees at Citi Field for a three-game series Friday, May 15 – Sunday, May 17. The Amazins’ will travel to The Bronx for a three-game set against the Yankees, Friday, September 11 – Sunday, September 13. 

 Additional highlights of the 2026 home schedule include: 

·       Cincinnati Reds: Memorial Day – Monday, May 25 – Wednesday, May 27  (WHY IS THIS A HIGHLIGHT? BECAUSE OF THEM SNAKING THE THIRD WILD CARD IN 2025? IS THIS A REVENGE SERIES)

·       Atlanta Braves: Friday, June 12 – Sunday, June 14 (THIS IS A HIGHLIGHT?) 

·       Philadelphia Phillies: Friday, June 26 – Sunday, June 28 

·       Boston Red Sox: Friday, July 10 – Sunday, July 12 

·       Los Angeles Dodgers: Friday, July 24 – Sunday, July 26 

·       Milwaukee Brewers: Tuesday, August 25 – Thursday, August 27  (WTF IS SPECIAL ABOUT THIS??? MAYBE PETE ALONSO IS SIGNING WITH THEM WHEN HE OPTS OUT)

·       Houston Astros: Friday, August 28 – Sunday, August 30  (YOU GUYS ARE REALLY STRETCHING)

·       San Francisco Giants: Labor Day Weekend – Friday, September 4 – Sunday, September 6 

 

Mets make it clear to fans: Up Yours!

Well, at least they are no longer hiding it.  The Mets, who have built their marketing around Vulgar Pete and the guy who thumbs downed the customers are now blatantly telling us to Go Hose Ourselves, but probably in more Alonsic language.

That gesture—bending one arm so the fist tucks into the elbow of the other arm while raising the opposite hand—most often refers to the “Italian salute.”

In Italy it’s called the gesto dell’ombrello (“umbrella gesture”).
In France it’s the bras d’honneur (“arm of honor”).
In the U.S. people call it the “up yours” gesture.

It’s essentially a rude, defiant signal, usually meaning “screw you,” “up yours,” or “you can’t make me.” Think of it as the arm equivalent of giving someone the middle finger.

And this is the Mets brand, including these trash uniforms.

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Even in his finest moment, Pete Alonso is vulgar

I really am kind of done with the Mets.  There’s just sooooo many things not to like.  I’m way past being upset about any of it, I’m at the apathy point.

Yeah, the  uniforms suck (thanks Steve).  Or how every single social media post seems to exist only to tag a sponsor.  Or the owner’s adventures with the Securities & Exchange Commission, or that the marketing is built around a guy who went out of his way to disrespect the fans.

And then there’s Pete Alonso.  My problem with Pete has been his immature tendency to add vulgarity to Let’s Go Mets.

When he broke the record the other night, you’d think he could be an adult.  Nope.  He tagged his speech with vulgarity?  Why??   Pete, are you planning on launching a t-shirt line after you retired?

It’s all so disappointing.

Does your catch phrase help your marketability?  You would think someone could do something with The Polar Bear stuff, but you’ve chosen to be Vulgar Pete with only third rate commercials.   Maybe play to the middle, and who knows, maybe Coca Cola calls.  But hey, you be you, the Mets can be the Mets.  I have found life to be just fine barely paying attention to the Cohen Era brand.

It’s time to strip David Wright of the Captaincy and unretire 5

OK this is a gross understanding of all things Mets.  First of all, most importantly, never do the dopey Mets Pod.  But as if that weren’t bad enough, not liking the pinstripes?

Strip his captaincy retroactively and issue #5 to whatever relief pitcher they called up today.

The should be shunned former hero said, “That’s my least favorite uniform that we ever wore”

Also , you’re in MLB violation in this photo buddy.  At the time you played, MLB rules said all players must have a matching undershirt.  You aren’t special, you’re on a team.  Is that shirt BLUE like your teammates?  No, it is not.  Take that crap off.   Be part of the team.

Unretire 5.  He is no longer worthy.   We can retire a pinless numberless blank in his honor.

 

Mets to pretend the Beatles played at Citi Field

Steve and Alex Cohen’s Mets, losers of 8 of the last 10, will have Beatles Night!

The Beatles are known for hit songs including

1. Help! (We forgot to sign starting pitching)

2. Let It Be… Another Year

3. While My Bullpen Gently Blows

4. F Is All You Need — (feat. Pete Alonso yelling it into the dugout cam)

5. Hey Dude (You Struck Out Again)

6. The Fool on the Hill (Is Playing Shortstop)

7. Strawberry Fields Forever (Until his contract expires, he really wants to be a Dodger)

8. Can’t Buy Me Wins

9.  Don’t Let Me Down (Again)

10. We Can’t Work It Out

11. Back in the NLDS (JK, That Was a Dream)

12. Ticket to Despair

NEW YORK METS TO HOST THE BEATLES NIGHT AT CITI FIELD

FLUSHING, N.Y., August 7, 2025 – The New York Mets will host The Beatles Night at Citi Field on Friday, August 15 when they take on the Seattle Mariners at 7:10 p.m., commemorating the 60th anniversary of The Beatles performance at Shea Stadium on August 15, 1965. The first 15,000 fans in attendance will receive an exclusive Shea Stadium replica.

Throughout the night, programming within the ballpark will focus on The Beatles, creating a full-themed evening at Citi Field. Prior to first pitch, there will be a special performance by tribute band, 1964 The Tribute, in front of the Shea Bridge beginning at 6:15 p.m.

Additionally, as part of the commemoration, members of the gameday staff who worked at The Beatles concert at Shea in 1965 will throw out the first pitch.

Following the conclusion of the game, fans are invited to stay for a spectacular The Beatles themed fireworks show that will light up the sky, which is actually the title of a Van Halen song, and makes me thing someone could have tried a little harder on this press release.

For more information on The Beatles Night and to purchase tickets, please visit Mets.com/TheBeatlesNight.

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