Tickets for tonight’s game may be exchanged for September 27-30 series

From the @NewYorkMets twitter

Because of weather conditions, all tickets from tonight’s #Mets game can be redeemed for comp tickets to Sept 27-30 series vs. Brewers.

Tickets can be redeemed at the Bullpen Plaza Tix Windows 2 ½ hours prior to game time, subject to availability. For more info visit Mets.com

During tonight’s game (after the 1st inning) the Mets invited fans to move down to lower seats.

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Just got the official release:

FLUSHING, N.Y., September 16, 2010 – The New York Mets tonight announced that because of weather conditions all tickets from tonight’s game against the Pittsburgh Pirates can be redeemed for complimentary tickets to one of the September 27-30 games against the Milwaukee Brewers.  This includes paid, complimentary and tickets marked “NO RAINCHECK.”

Tickets can be redeemed IN PERSON at the Citi Field Bullpen Ticket Windows on 126th Street starting two-and-a-half hours prior to game time on September 27, 28, 29 or 30 ONLY, subject to availability.

Picture of Thursday night’s Citi Field crowd

Let us remember the weather isn’t so good, there may have been tornadoes, the 7 train was out, trees fell and someone was killed on the Grand Central Parkway.

Terence (who sent this in) says: Sat in an hour traffic on the GCP and when I got here, Mama’s of Corona was already closed in the top of the 2nd! But, as always, a line for Shake Shack and no one has spotted me yet…(in the Pelfrey jersey).

Will Pelf pick pinstripes lineup?

Thursday, September 16th
Mets vs. Pirates
at Citi Field

7 Jose Reyes SS
27 Jesus Feliciano RF
16 Angel Pagan CF
5 David Wright 3B
29 Ike Davis 1B
30 Josh Thole C
21 Lucas Duda LF
11 Ruben Tejada 2B
34 Mike Pelfrey RHP

More Mazzilli Manager support

From Mets Gazette:

My choice is Lee Mazzilli. Although he sports a .480 career winning percentage as a manager (129 wins to 140 losses from 2004 to August 2005) I think he got a raw deal with the Orioles and was dismissed far too impetuously. Plus, I don’t put much weight in a manager’s first few years managing as he is learning the ropes himself. I seem to recall some other guy from Brooklyn who managed the Mets and ended his run with a .405 winning percentage after five seasons. He’s the same guy who is now a lock for Cooperstown.

Remember when I was the only lunatic who wanted Lee to replace Willie?   This is two votes-for-Lee in a week.

I love Lee but the name means nothing to anyone under 40….but as we learned earlier this year even the name Doc Gooden means nothing to anyone under 30, so I’m not sure Wally Backman will.

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