The Mets Police

Under (New York) Senate Bill S946, sellers like Ticketmaster and StubHub will no longer be able to hide fees until the last step in checkout. Instead, all such costs must be disclosed upfront so that prices don’t change throughout a purchase. Delivery fees will be banned on tickets that are sent electronically or that a buyer has to print themselves (via Vulture)

Wait so the Mets won’t charge me $6 or whatever it was to have electrons transfer from their computer to my phone?

It’s unclear to me if his affects the Mets, and it looks like the governor still has to sign it.

Or maybe they will just move the fees to some other category of fees….or maybe make it so you have to be a Ticket Club Member to buy tickets – kinda like a Personal Seat License but different.  I’m confident the Mets will find away to not stop charging you.

A better solution, of course, is to never buy tickets and just get yourself an awesome TV.

Well, normally I would feel bad but since Francisco Lindor booed the fans last year, I would say I am on Team Doors.

Lindor(sat) out Thursday’s series opener against the Dodgers in Los Angeles after injuring his finger in a hotel door.

“Lin-door just got hurt by a door,” Cohen tweeted, “Ironic.”

(via NY Post)

Let me ask you this – and you won’t be able to see through the money and the wins – if Jeff Wilpon fired off that line about the door, what would the reaction be?

Anyway, hopefully this is not a painful injury, but one that prevents someone from ever playing baseball for the Mets again while enjoying a happy life elsewhere, not on this team.

 

 

Prove to everyone what a huge Mets fan you are with this totally Mets Range Finder.  Whether you’re on the golf course or just protecting Luke Skywalker, you will want to know how far away things are, AND let everyone know you’re a big time Mets fan.

Media Goon said, “With the Mets Range Finder, now I always know how far away things are.  I keep one in my car, two in my storage unit and a fourth in my backup storage unit in case the first storage unit catches fire.  I recommend the Mets Range Finder for all Mets fans!”

Hey @mets – I saw your tweet.

But….do you really?

How about wearing something IN GAME ON FIELD?

The Dodgers are going to do it.  This week!  June 3rd!  They will do it again on June 11th.

In a public release, Stan Kasten, President and CEO of the Dodgers said, “The Los Angeles Dodgers are proud to stand with and recognize the LGBTQ+ community in Los Angeles and globally. The Dodgers have a history of breaking barriers and we’re proud to be a part of another chapter in MLB history as the Dodgers and Giants each wear their team’s pride caps on June 11. While our organizations have a long-storied rivalry on the field, we stand together when it comes to equality for all.” (via CBS News)

The Mets?   They tweeted.

Remember when the Mets acted like they cared about BLM?  The next day the BLM on the mound was replaced by a car ad.

Remember when the Mets cared about Ukraine on opening day?  That left fast.

So Mets…spare me the tweet.  I know the editorial calendar reminded you to do this today – I have the back end on Facebook too, I see what you see.

You want to show your serious?  Do what the Dodgers are doing.  Are you afraid of backlash form fans?  Screw those fans.  Steve doesn’t need their money.

Are your players homophobic?  Well then, that’s a whole other conversation….and seemingly a problem the Dodgers have overcome.

 

What are we even doing?  And what is the point of a side patch you can’t even see?  At least it is $44 not $56

The Just Caps Drop 2 New York Mets 59FIFTY Fitted Cap features an all over monochromatic theme, an embroidered Mets logo at the front panels, a celebratory patch at the right-wear side, and a matching MLB Batterman logo at the rear.