Max votes this for worst Mets cap ever

Shannon,

I may have found the ugliest Met Cap in history, at least by your standards:

figured I’d just point that out to you. I’m a fan of your work, and keep it comin’! Have a good one, sir.

Max

Well Max, I hate to let you down but I don’t hate it.  My biggest problem with the “hybrid” (for you newbies that’s the cap usually worn on the road – or is it always now) is that the NY doesn’t pop.   Although this NY is black, I find it easier to see.

If I get some free time this weekend maybe I’ll dust off some of the truly horrible caps.

What does everyone else think of this cap?

What happens to the Mets caps that get traded in?

An email from Eric:

I wanted to see what you knew about the Mets Cap Trade promo that’s going on during the Subway Series. It seems like for each game, the first 5,000 people who bring an old cap to the game can trade it in for a new Mets Cap.

At first glance, it sounds good. But I’ve been wondering… what happens to the 15,000 caps the Mets collect over the weekend? Are they donated to a charity or a clothing drive? Are they thrown out?

I actually don’t know.   Anyone?

The horrible looking 2010 Stars and Stripes caps

The 2010 Stars and Stripes caps are out and well….YUCK

Yuck yuck yuck yuck yuck.

Funny thing is earlier today I had thought about getting a Stars and Stripes jersey.

Here’s a look at the Phillies and Yankees – these are universally hideous.  Only $36.99!

I don’t want to be Anti-American but this is a dopey “tradition.”  I can still love America and hate ugly attire right?  Thanks to FormerDirtDart for the heads up.

How about the Mets wear pink caps for Mother’s Day?

For Mother’s Day MLB and the Mets will break out the pink bats.   How about pink caps?

They already break out Stars and Stripes caps, why not pink?

If you’re going to do it – commit!

Clubs at home on Mother’s Day will host their Honorary Bat Girl during scheduled on-field celebrations; visiting Clubs on Mother’s Day will select another date in May to recognize their local winner. The program was developed to raise additional awareness and support for the annual Going to Bat Against Breast Cancer® initiative, a joint partnership between MLB, its licensed partners and Komen for the Cure, the world’s largest breast cancer organization, taking place on Mother’s Day.

Hundreds of Major League Baseball players will use pink bats produced by Louisville Slugger, the Official Bat of Major League Baseball, stamped with the MLB breast cancer logo on Mother’s Day. Many players also will wear pink wristbands and the symbolic pink ribbon for breast cancer awareness will be displayed on player uniforms, as well as on all on-field personnel.

The Mets Police
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