What Mets fans talk about when not talking about the actual games.
I spotted this one out in the wild today. I wonder what the backstory is.
Maybe this fan is just still upset that the Six Padres Fans ran the Army out of the building (although to be fair, it was cold, and they had to work the next day, and anyway the buzz was off after the Braves won the division but hey they are USUALLY loyal to the last out, just not in elimination playoff games. That’s weird.)
Stylish! I particularly think the Freedom Tower buttcrack is well thought out.
Not awful. I still want orange jerseys!
What is even going on here?
Why is Santa using a parachute? Did the sled have an in-flight enmergency?
Why does Santa have a Mets themed parachute?
If Santa is such a huge Mets fan that he has a Mets themed parachute, why is it red and white and not blue and orange?
Again, why is Santa using a parachute? Don’t his reindeer fly? Couldn’t he ride on of the reindeer to safety? Is he too heavy?
So it doesn’t seem to be a weight issue.
Perhaps Santa just sky dives in the off-season? That chute looks a little small though
Donald Trump supporter Keith Hernandez went on Donald Trump supporter Tucker Carlson’s show. Awful Announcing recapped it:
Hernandez’s appearance with Carlson was a relatively entertaining interview centralized on baseball. Carlson mostly stayed out of the way during the long-form interview on his Fox Nation show, allowing Hernandez tell stories and dominate the conversation. The controversial Fox News host only tried to bait Hernandez once, asking if the sport has gotten too political, to which the legendary first baseman said no. Hernandez did close the conversation by admitting he’s a fan of Carlson, but as a Republican and admitted Donald Trump supporter, that’s to be expected. (via Awful Announcing)
The part I love is that even Keith Hernandez, former player, and paid to watch baseball knows the games are UNWATCHABLE!!! Keith said
“I honestly feel that when I’m retired, when I stop doing what I’m doing now in the booth, I won’t watch baseball that much anymore,. “It’s three-hour games now, three-and-a-half, when I played it was two-and-a-half,” “I still love the game, but they’re lengthy.”
