12 Pictures from Sunday’s Citi Field Mets workout

Media Goon, who is a much better photographer than I am (but hey who isn’t) took these shots of the workout.  He sent me over a ton of pics so I’ll be mixing his in as the week goes by.  I may even let him post them.  He seems trustworthy.

Tonight I am meeting him at the game and we’re going to try taking video.

By “we” I mean him and I stand next to him and maybe buy him a beer.

Any requests?

The pictures follow…

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Beaded Mr. Met and more opening day pictures

Ceetar who has his own site Optimistic Mets Fan, and who was part of the small but enthusiastic Blue Cap Army (years from now the originals will hold a reunion steak dinner) sent this one over, and last night’s dead cap photo, and has shared his photos from opening day.

Ceetar’s Opening Day 2010 pictures

And for more pictures, Peter who often hooks me up with items sent his opening day photos too.

Peter’s http://www.flickr.com/photos/79998930@N00/sets/72157623664932251/

Bold prediction and speculation: the black uniforms will go after 2010

One thing that is catching my eye at Citi Field in 2010 is how blue and orange everything is.   They are using the phrasing in marketing and it is used in the museum.

The throwback uniforms looked fantastic on Monday (much less yellow than they look at Modell’s).

Next year will be the 50th season of the franchise.

All that seems to me to think the prevailing wind is heading toward tradition, and traditional colors.

Take a look at this picture Metsblog posted.

It would not surprise me to see the color black dropped – no dropshadow, no hybrids.  This is pure conjecture on my part, but this blog is about putting ideas out there.  What say ye?

UPDATE: I can always tell when Metsblog links (thanks Matt) because traffic goes way up.  If you are new, welcome…poke around we have plenty of pics of the museum, I hope you come back, and I am encouraging everyone to subscribe via free daily email or google reader.

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