The Mets will #WearTheCaps

The Mets will hold a special pregame ceremony to honor the memory and victims of those who perished on September 11, 2001 and from injuries sustained in responding to the crisis…First responders from across the area will be involved to help commemorate the day…Mike Piazza, will hold a pregame press conference at time to be determined…The New York Mets will wear first responder caps during the game…Caps from the FDNY, NYPD, Port Authority Police Department, Department of Sanitation and Department of Correction will all be represented to commemorate their bravery and sacrifice.

It’s nice to see that after 20 years of madness someone figured out the caps thing.

I wish they’d sell us replica versions of the home N E W Y O R K jerseys.

Overrun a Citi Field Army with 5 other guys and these caps

We all know how easy it was for Six Padres Fans to take over Citi Field last year during the playoffs (hey it was cold, and people had to work the next day, and besides the buzz was off once the Braves won the division) – so imagine if you tired to take over the outfield seating area dressed in these!

So what you could do it – but 6 of these, and round up 5 of your friends.  Head on out to the OF and as soon as the locals see this color hat they will think you are Padres fans during a playoff elimination game – and they will head for the parking lot.  Then you and your 5 friends can take over the section and start chanting Let’s Go Mets!   And when the Mets strike someone out you can…….clap and not chant anything!

This is a good plan.  You should do it!

ESPN Expert: “I can easily see Pete Alonso falling off a cliff similarly to how Ryan Howard did,”

Pete Alonso wondering who could have possibly gotten Chili Davis fired.

Man, what a great morning!

ESPN’s Paul Hembekides was a guest on Buster Olney’s “ESPN Baseball Tonight” podcast and said….

“I lived this with Ryan Howard.  You can’t compare players apples to apples, but I do think there is something instructive in comparing these two profiles just as a cautionary tale.”

“Pete Alonso’s processed-based stats haven’t really improved,” “His swing decisions, his strike zone discernment. We know that he adds no value on the bases. We know that at best, he can fake it at first base.

“We’re talking about a player who can’t add value on the margins.”

“I want to know for sure that he has old-man skills. I don’t know for sure that Pete Alonso has old-man skills … I can easily see Pete Alonso falling off a cliff similarly to how Ryan Howard did,”

Olney said the Mets and Pete are “very, very far apart”

What a great morning!

The Mets Police
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