Most popular articles on Mets Police (May 2)

April was a great month for the blog – all-time highs in visits and page views…thank you for reading.  As usual on Sunday, here’s a recap of the most popular articles.

I know some folks get bored with the uniform discussion, but the most commented articles were  Guest Post: Black and Guest Post: The Dreaded Black.

A few readers sent me in some jersey and cap designs, I can’t tell you how many times I scheduled and unscheduled last week – right now they are ready for Tuesday.

The Mets are surveying if you would take a tour of Citi Field. Here’s the survey.

I had a few passionate posts:

– the Mets, history, and why it matters to their business.

– an apology to Bud Harrelson

If you blew those off, or are like “who is Bud Harrelson?” please do me a favor and read them.

Dan also wrote about Buddy

I was hoping you guys would email in some oddball jerseys. Nobody?

Remember, Injoy That Floating Feeling! Here’s why.

If you missed the discussion of obstructed views last Sunday, I did a good slow-burn.

Videos and pics of the Bark in the Park parade

Some older stuff:

31 Pictures from inside the Champions Club

Promenade Foot Court 2010

Museum: Broadcast Legends Exhibit

Museum: other assorted pics

Museum: Seaver’s quote pictures

Museum: pictures of the team history timeline

Museum: pictures of the Tom Seaver exhibit

Museum: pictures of the uniform history display

Some links to other sites with museum pictures

McFadden’s pics

Pictures of the reconfigured bullpens

Pictures from the April 4th workout

59 Pictures from Opening Day

23 other Pictures from the April 4th workout

Pictures of Shea Bridge and other interior tweaks

Museum: 30 assorted pictures

Museum: original Mr. Met

The plaques at the Hall of Fame

Seaver gate, Hodges gate and a total of 21 pictures form outside

The best picture from Opening Day..so good that MLB asked about it

We were mentioned in the New York Times! There’s tangible evidence that all this blogging actually changed something for better – and that was that the Mets quickly responded in repairing the errant Game 7 brick.

The new correct Game 7 historical brick, and the now-removed incorrect version.

the Mets Police guide to being cheap about parking near Citi Field

Shea Scoreboard 1965 (pic)

Here are some pictures of some other new historical fanwalk squares.

Yankee Stadium Demolition pictures: 14 of them, 14 more and a video.

Pictures from the 1986 Tickertape Parade

From last fall, the Mets respond to a letter from The Mets Police

25 photos of Phillies history displays at Citizen’s Bank Park

Good morning.   I am off partaking in Actual Athletic Activity and you have hours and hours to kill until gametime (gee thanks ESPN) so I thought I’d use some more of my Phillies pictures and we could take a look at how the Phillies handled “team history.”

One thing that caught my eye was the inclusion of the Philadelphia Athletics (kids, yes those Athletics and they were very good and had an all-time player named Jimmie Foxx you’ve never heard of) and the Negro League teams.  Very cool.

That thing in the first row is something called a statue.  Sometimes they are found in front of stadiums.

Near the bottom you’ll see Phillies Hall of Famer Juan Samuel.   I’m rolling my eyes.  If you don’t know why go google “dykstra samuel”

So that happened (Phillies 10, Mets 0)

Ha, I thought the game was at 4..tuned in, saw the carnage, got on with my life.  Enjoyed the Derby.

Everyone remember, Halladay is really good, and 10-0 and 1-0 count the same in the standings.  Injoy the floating feeling that is Mets baseball and Let’s Go Mets tomorrow night on stupid Sunday Night Baseball which at least is on ESPN3.com which means I can watch it out on the deck.

Maybe the Nats can get a rare taste of first before the night is over.

New York Mets Stitch and Pitch day

Some more bizarre Saturday material while I enjoy the sunshine:

Saturday June 5th is Stitch and Pitch day at Citi Field.  The 4th annual?  Missed that one.  Well, nice gloves.

Check out that patch on the black t-shirt on the left.   A World Series patch!

I love the Mets and all, but a 4pm game isn’t working for me.  Sun now, watch game after sunset.  That’s my plan, but enjoy the game!

Mickey Mouse doesn’t seem to like black Mets jerseys

Looks like Mickey Mouse believes in orange and blue.   I’m not nuts about the white NY, but I’ll forgive it since Mr. Mouse has avoided the dreaded black.

  • This summer the All-Star Game will be held in Angels Stadium, MLB will be placing team decorated figures throughout Southern California.
  • This 7.5″ figurine is a replica of the 7.5′ version that can be found in Southern California.
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