The Mets Police

The Mets are cool like that. Even though the season is going well and they have likable players like Lindor, their mindset is that they would even give you a billion dollars if you asked nicely.

So since they are cool here’s a deal that doesn’t look awful except for the part about having to attend a baseball game.

I think 4 hot dogs alone is $87 so it’s a good deal. I’ll let you guys tell me what the restrictions are. It’s probably for Tuesday nights but only when the temperature is in the 40s. Does not include hot chocolate.

Very exciting.  Having done the Yankees-Red Sox series, I would advise you to plan a London trip where you see London, and allot 5 hours for the baseball part – the vaguely British part will be more interesting to you than the actual baseball (baseball is boring, and they seem to bring the juiced baseballs overseas).

I’m sure there will be some T-Shirt Wearing Enthusiasts who will be happy to keep you company.  But don’t make your trip ONLY baseball, that would be silly.

London has excellent mass transit so stay somewhere cool and commute to the game.

Steve Cohen has resurfaced, providing a quote (as everyone continues to push this Alex narrative)

“Alex and I are thrilled the Mets will play in the MLB 2024 London Series,” “Interest in baseball is growing all over the world and to bring the Mets ‘never-say-die’ attitude to sports fans in London is a tremendous honor. Our Queens family is ready to show London a great time with exciting baseball and amazing experiences that create new fans and build the Mets community throughout the United Kingdom.”

As I have said in the past, the Red Sox-Yankees series was INVISIBLE in London unless you were at the event.  It had the visibility that a Red Bulls – Revolution game has in Manhattan.

Followers of mine in twitter have said there’s even less buzz on this year, and that tickets were still available.

Anyway, could be fun, and I hope to attend.

Some random pics from my trip to the first London Series.

You know….this is good.  This way I won’t feel bad not watching games.

I am someone who just chose not to have Sportschannel or FSNY or whatever they were calling it circa The Pizza Years because Cablevision had it on some absurdly expensive tier.

I haven’t put the Mets on since I got bored in Game 2 of this season…..and last season I went from the combined no-hitter until Game 3 of the playoffs without watching (I was away Games 1 and 2 and would have watched)  – so the thought of NO GARY COHEN is very exciting to me.   Maybe reduced carriage fees will have SNY reconsider how much money they could save on oh lets say too of the 4 main positions.

Stay tuned….or rather, don’t stay tuned.  Hi baseball, how’s it going?

Don’t switch.  This will FREE YOU.  You can go outside and watch things on streamers.  You will be free, trust me.  Break the habit!

Well this didn’t work as well as it might have.