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While y’all obsess over Lackey, Holliday, Halladay and Cliff Lee, look what Ethan sent over.

Monday, December 14, 2009

Dear Mets Season Ticket Holder:

Thank you again for your support of the Mets in 2009. We hope to see you back at Citi Field for the 2010 season.

This is a final reminder that the recent payment due date for Season Ticket renewals has passed. In response to many account holder requests for additional time in making payment, we have extended the deadline for payment to the end of the year.

To retain your seat location, payment is due by Thursday, December 31, 2009. You can submit full payment by MasterCard, Visa, Discover or American Express.

Alternately, you may still select the convenient payment plan option to pay just 20 percent of your total invoice amount (including any credits already applied) by December 31. If choosing this option, your same credit card will automatically be charged half of your remaining balance on January 15, 2010 and the final balance on February 15, 2010.

Click below to access your 2010 Season Ticket invoice.

I had heard previously that the deadline was “soft.”


If the Mets are listening to sports-talk this afternoon they may want to extend it until April 1st.

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This caption for this picture called David Cone a “Yankees legend” and Lee Mazzilli a “Mets legend.”  Lee is looking good in a “he was my hero when I was 9” kind of way.

Ryan Thompson and Jeff Kent for the guy on the left…and Ron Darling and Walt Terrell for the guy on the right.

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Continuing our series 5 Questions for an average Mets fan, here’s Ryan.


1. I started following the Mets in 1985.  I was on the Indians in my little league and my first ever baseball game was Yanks vs Indians.  I rooted for the Indians, because that was my team.  The Mets have been my team ever since.

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Thanks to Jimmy the Mets fan for sending these over.  Take it away Jim…

We were treated well and it was interesting to see the
fancy suites that I can’t afford and will never be in again.

The tour guide made a point of thanking us numerous
times for coming and for being season ticket holders.

It was mentioned by our tour guide that the ushers don’t
wear “Phillie Red” jackets.  The color is “Brick”.  It “goes
better” with the green seats and the charcoal steel work.
Maybe it does from an architectural viewpoint, but only
if the architect isn’t a Met fan.  Unfortunately, the brick
jackets will be back in 2010.

There will be one fashion improvement next season.
The parking attendants will be in orange and blue.

Here’s a picture of the staircases painted orange.

Jimmy frames a shot really well.  Great picture!  Still no Seaver statue.












Mr. Met shows off the hardware from 69 and 86.  We could use another of these.

Jimmy says “here’s the snacks I got for my eight grand.”














This is the “noise” guy.  I want to boo him but he’s just a guy trying to earn a living, right?  Dave Howard could walk in the room and say “hey back off the noise, let’s play some more organ music” so I won’t bust this employee too hard….but I hate your work sir.


More tomorrow when we head to the player’s clubhouse.   Very cool stuff tomorrow!

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