Mets’ Announcer Weighs In on Cap Controversy – NYTimes.com

Cohen said that baseball officials did not understand that “that no other city in the nation experienced that horrific day and its aftermath like we did in New York.” He added: “Three thousand people died here. Not in Kansas City. Not in Seattle. You know, Milwaukee and Seattle didn’t lose 343 firefighters. Unlike Denver or Atlanta, virtually everyone in this city and its suburbs knew somebody who perished that day.”

via Mets’ Announcer Weighs In on Cap Controversy – NYTimes.com.

Outrage over Mets not wearing caps of NYPD, FDNY, PAPD on 9/11 shows how pain of day still lingers

New Era, which manufactured the American flag hats used in all MLB games Sunday, said it would not have objected to the Mets wearing first responder hats, as the team so memorably did in 2001.”Whatever Major League Baseball decided, we would have supported that decision,” New Era spokeswoman Dana Marciniak told the Daily News Michael OKeeffe Tuesday.

via Outrage over Mets not wearing caps of NYPD, FDNY, PAPD on 9/11 shows how pain of day still lingers.

Great Howie Rose Mets uniform story (link)


Its not fair of me to give away the story but Uni Watch has a great tale about the second best baseball announcer in the country (Scully #1), the planet Mercury, and the color black.

It’s a good thing Joe Torre is concerned about what baseball teams wear. The game is sacred. Once you start honoring first responders it’s a slippery slope to doing a Turn Ahead The Clock promotion to help a company with 21 andCentury in their name.

Then the next thing you know, you’re promoting movies on the bases.


Sigh. Joe, admit you are wrong.

Report: Mets averaging 30,240

I’m not good at math but looks like the Mets are pacing toward selling 2.4 million tickets. If I recall correctly that’s right around what they predicted.

The Mets are averaging 30,240, according to STATS LLC, down from 32,402 last year and their lowest since 2004.

Via CBS New York

I have really enjoyed this season and still watch every night. I’m a little quicker to give up on the game to go to bed than I was in June, but I like this team. I’d rather lose with this bunch than win guys closely identified with other teams (say Tom Glavine) or jerkyfaces (take your pick).

The Mets Police
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.