What Mets fans talk about when not talking about the actual games.
The ice cream caps were hated on-field, but boy if we only knew how bad Mets uniforms could get, we probably would have signed up for a lifetime agreement for ice cream caps.
Anyway, what if we added two stars? And bad drop shadow? And a side patch? That would be worth $39, wouldn’t it?
I can’t even tell what;s going on here.
Duo logo? What the heck is with the N? For New York? This is stupid.
Remember when TTSG trued to make this a thing? I’m glad this didn’t stick but it’s way better than the N lol.
The Dark Knight aka The Next Seaver (career record 50-66 4.42 ERA, no CYAs. no rings, but you guys called him The Next Seaver) will return this weekend!
There will be photo op with Matt from 2:30 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. at the Block Party. The Party will stretch outside Citi Field from the Jackie Robinson Rotunda to the Left Field Gate. Also, at 3:30 p.m. he will be the Memorabilia Store handing out grab bags.
The Mets do not appreciate you today, but they play on appreciating you this weekend.
NEW YORK METS HOST FAN APPRECIATION WEEKEND
The Mets will celebrate their Amazin’ fans with Fan Appreciation Weekend in the final three regular season games against the Philadelphia Phillies on September 20-22
FLUSHING, N.Y., September 19, 2024 –The New York Mets will celebrate their Amazin’ fans with Fan Appreciation Weekend in the final three regular season games against the Philadelphia Phillies. The weekend will feature a promotional giveaway, concession and merchandise discounts, alumni appearances, and other surprise-and-delight experiences.
“This has been an exciting year with so many memorable moments driven by our Amazin’ fans, and this weekend is one way for us to express our gratitude,” said Mets Owners Steve and Alex Cohen. “The ballpark is electric when it’s full of our passionate fans so let’s rally as we make our final push towards the playoffs.”
On Friday, September 20, DJ Saige will be performing before and during the game. On Saturday, September 21, there will be a Mets Block Party pregame starting at 1:10 p.m. as well as a postgame Mets Block Party until one hour after the game concludes. Also on Saturday, the Mets will give away a Fan Appreciation Beanie presented by Guardian to all fans in attendance.
Throughout the weekend, fans will receive concession discounts from gates opening until scheduled first pitch, which includes $4 Nathan’s hot dog (Kosher, gluten free and veggie options available), $3 regular soft pretzel, $3 popcorn box, $3 21oz. fountain soda, and $3 Dasani bottled water.
All fans will save 30% and Season Ticket Members will save 35% on regularly priced merchandise from the Team Store. Additionally, all fans will save 25% from the Amazin’ Memorabilia Store, excluding Grab Bag purchases and Day of Game items. Merchandise discounts are only available in stores and cannot be combined with any other offers.
Additionally, Mets Connect points will go further throughout the weekend with lower point amounts for select redeemable items in the Mets Connect Store in the Ballpark App.
Fans are encouraged to take mass transit and get to the ballpark early to take advantage of the festivities. For more information, please visit Mets.com/FanAppreciation.
I kinda like this one and not sure why. Maybe I could wear it to yacht club or something. Whats weird to me is this is a snapback. I don’t think a snapback will fitting in with my yachting friends.
Interesting! Just in from CNBC
Billionaire investor Steve Cohen is retiring from the trading floor at his hedge fund Point72.
The prominent hedge fund investor, who also owns the New York Mets, will continue his role as the co-chief investment officer at Point72, which Cohen converted from S.A.C. Capital Advisors in 2014 after lofty insider-trading settlements.
“He is taking a break from trading his own book and he feels he can have a greater impact by focusing on running the firm, driving strategic initiatives, and mentoring and coaching the next generation of talent,” a spokesperson at Point72 said. (via CNBC)
This gives Steve more time to focusing on hiring big salary executives who don’t understand Mets fans.
Now only if we could get GARY Cohen to step back so we can bring Wayne back home.
