Touring Mets History In The Citi Field Suites (Part 1)

Dear Mr. Howard, Mr. Wilpon and whoever else I take shots at.  I apologize.  I was wrong.  There has been in fact plenty of Mets history at Citi Field all along, and here are the pictures to prove it.

I’m just a small brained blogger, so when I walked in and saw a tribute to the Brooklyn Dodgers, in a stadium built to resemble the Dodgers’ stadium….

…I assumed you didn’t love the Mets. Of course you do, and you keep the Mets history close to your hearts and skybox.

These shots are another great hookup from Peter.  More tomorrow.

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Mets Jerseys with Osh41 (Part 2)

Another lesson on Mets jerseys from Osh41:



In 1974 the Mets removed the ‘New York‘ from the front of the road jersey.  What they went with looks very much like the ‘snow whites‘ that are part of the home jersey rotation now (minus the black – of course).










 
Why the Mets removed the ‘New York’ from the road fronts is a mystery, they looked awesome.  At any rate this is a clean look, although not as cool or as classy as having New York spelled out.  And guess what is doesn’t have on it??  That’s right – BLACK.  Don’t get me started.

 
If you are a jersey aficionado, i.e a jersey dork like me, you’ll notice the number font style that was in place on road jerseys from 1962 – 1973 has changed.  What was cool about Mets jerseys from 62-77 was that the road and home jerseys had difference font styles for the numbers.  Starting in 1978 with the intro of the pullover 2 button style – the subject of a future post – the numbers were consistent on both the home and road jerseys.
 
For more from Osh41 on jerseys read here.
 

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Winter Classic at Citi Field: maybe not? (speculation)

There’s a really good read on Uni Watch about the NHL’s Winter Classic.   The ratings slipped this year, and Uni Watch’s analysis is that the novelty is wearing off.

Furthermore, the ratings may have been helped by Wrigley and then Fenway, and “Citi Field” isn’t that sexy for a nationwide audience.   However, real Yankee Stadium is gone and the new fake one is tied up with a bowl game.  

Read the article, Citi might not be the lock Jeff and Rod Gilbert want it to be.

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Your baby could one day lead the Blue Cap Army


$60 for this setup….brainwash your child to hate the black.  One day he or she could be the equipment manager after Charlie Samuels retires.  Imagine, a child never exposed to the horrible black uniforms.  Click the pic and lead us to our blue salvation.

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Coming Up This Week on Mets Police (January 10)

Coming up this week…I’mgoing to apologize to the Mets.   There’s tons of Mets history at Citi Field, it’s just hidden away on the suite level….I’ll take a look at this wall….

…and lets thumb through the ’83 yearbook.   That and whatever else is going on in Flushing, this week on Mets Police.

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