What Mets fans talk about when not talking about the actual games.
This is one of those compilation posts I do from time to time.
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Looks like Pedro was scratched from his start. Why in the name of
Schmidt they let him throw 130 pitches is nuts. He wouldn't have
helped our '09 mets but then again nothing would have.
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This was fun from the other day in the News…an article suggesting the Yankees have been overcome by the curse of A-Rod!
Funny, you never hear any Mets fans whine that we should have signed him back when he wanted to be Mr. 24+1. He would have fit right in with the 2009 Mets by missing some games in April, plus we’d have an awesome a-Rod store at Citi Field.
Enjoy this…
“The Yankees are not expected to lose but when they do it opens a door to something seeping into the collective mentality,” says Michael Civille, a visiting professor at Boston College who grew up in New Jersey a Yankees fan. “Something changed in a long-standing paradigm but how can you explain it? The Yankees still field a team of All-Stars, still sign all the best players (and) still have the biggest budget. It escapes your logic.”
Read more:http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/baseball/yankees/2009/09/20/2009-09-20_after_babe_ruths_curse.html#ixzz0RfNnVdR6
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Dear Mets Season Ticket or Plan Holder:
The United Football League debuts this fall with the promise of exciting, traditional football played by talented professional athletes, including the rising stars of tomorrow, and an entertaining game experience. In its “Premiere” Season, the fledgling UFL will field four teams – the New York Sentinels, Florida Tuskers, Las Vegas Locomotives and California Redwoods.
In the first-ever pro football game at Citi Field, the New York Sentinels will host the Las Vegas Locomotives on Wednesday, November 4 at 7 p.m. As a Mets Season Ticket or Plan Holder, we are pleased to offer you an exclusive opportunity to purchase tickets for the November 4 game at 20 percent price discounts, with per-ticket fees waived, before sales to the general public. With this special offer, your ticket prices start at just $16.
For the Sentinels, led by head coach Ted Cottrell, this will be their only 2009 appearance at Citi Field. Please note that, for this game, all premium Citi Field club spaces will be open and accessible for your enjoyment.
Thank you for your support and your business in our Inaugural Season at Citi Field.
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