Li Phil reminds us over on Uni Watch that today is the anniversary of The Stupidest Thing Of All Time, the Mercury Mets!
I kind of hope they move to Mercury so the Skyliners can move to town. Or maybe I’ll just move to San Francisco.
What Mets fans talk about when not talking about the actual games.
Li Phil reminds us over on Uni Watch that today is the anniversary of The Stupidest Thing Of All Time, the Mercury Mets!
Citi Field
Saturday, August 6
Citi and the New York Mets are proud to offer Mets fans the opportunity for special access to a one-hour, behind-the-scenes conversation with Mets General Manager Sandy Alderson and Mets great and current coach Mookie Wilson prior to the August 6 Mets vs. Braves game.
Each package includes access to the following:
• “Group Chalk Talk” (3:00-4:00 p.m.)
• Buffet and open bar at McFadden’s Citi Field* (4:30-6:30 p.m.)
• Champions Club ticket to the Mets vs. Atlanta game (7:10 p.m.)
$299 per person (including taxes)
Open to only 100 participants!
The Brewers vs. Mets game on Saturday, August 20 at Citi Field is now scheduled to start at 4:10 p.m. ET to accommodate Fox’s Saturday afternoon baseball broadcast.
Tickets showing the original start time of 7:10 p.m. ET for the August 20 game should still be used for admission.
This video is supposedly of Roberto Alomar “housing” (there’s some 80’s Queens slang for you) someone’s Alomar jersey. I personally have never know Roberto to steal anything so I would be surprised if that were true.
Cap tip (blue of course, with a blue button on top) to Big League Stew
One of my favorite things about the site is when you guys send things in. This one is fun..
Hi Shannon, I just got back from the 311/Sublime with Rome show at Bethel Woods Center for the Performing Arts (which is actually at the original site of Woodstock) and 311 had this t-shirt for sale. I picked up the blue and orange but it was also available in black. I only saw people wearing the blue and orange. There was a Yankees shirt available as well, but, who cares about that. I thought you might think this was interesting.
Matt
Hartford, NY