The Mets Police

Here is the second part of the RA Dickey interview from Friday night’s game. I am sorry for the part of the video where someone decided that he didn’t need to walk around the camera like everyone else did. The group of bloggers Shannon and I were with Friday night did ask some really good questions.

To see the first part of the RA Dickey interview click here

I’m not smart enough to understand all this stuff, but Howard Megdal broke down some of the legal stuff in New York Magazine:

let’s rank the possible outcomes from most likely to least likely:

Outcome No. 1: Rakoff lets the trial go forward, as-is. He leaves untouched both Picard’s pursuit of $300 million in fictitious profits — something that even Wilpon’s lawyers didn’t make much headway in disputing Friday, following a decision Tuesday by the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in Picard’s favor — and the $700 million Picard seeks to recover, a claim based on the idea that the Wilpons “knew or should have known” Madoff was a fraud.

via Ranking the Possible Outcomes for Fred Wilpon, From Most Likely to Least Likely.

For most of the summer I have been badgering Ceetar to join the Mets Police.  Well, he finally sent me a guest post (below). Today I plan to spend time with the family far from electronics. Media Goon is in charge for the day (send him the tips at [email protected]) and I left you guys plenty of goodies. See ya this evening. Here’s Ceetar from Optimistic Mets Fan

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I grabbed this post card in the Delta Club one day before a game. It got a little damaged when the free pudding I took and forgot to eat melted in my Mr. Met drawstring bag, but it mostly only ruined the advertising part of it. This was taken on Opening Day 2011.

I am going to be posting up videos here and there from Friday’s batting practice. Here is Jose Reyes taking some swings in the cage and fielding some grounders.