What Mets fans talk about when not talking about the actual games.
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>Steve Kern at PSL Rally checked in with some good news about his fight against the Evil Money Grubbing Giants From New Jersey:
CNN has completed a story on Personal Seat Licenses, which airs as follows:
Saturday, 10/4 at 1pm on CNN on a show called “Your $$$”.
They interviewed me and other fans regarding the Personal Seat License issue with the Giants and Jets.
It will be aired at other times throughout the week, but this is the only confirmed showing that I know of.
I just wanted you to know that the cause has not been forgotten.
I hope all is well in your world.
Steve Kern
Steve Kern at PSL Rally checked in with some good news about his fight against the Evil Money Grubbing Giants From New Jersey:
CNN has completed a story on Personal Seat Licenses, which airs as follows:
Saturday, 10/4 at 1pm on CNN on a show called “Your $$$”.
They interviewed me and other fans regarding the Personal Seat License issue with the Giants and Jets.
It will be aired at other times throughout the week, but this is the only confirmed showing that I know of.
I just wanted you to know that the cause has not been forgotten.
I hope all is well in your world.
Steve Kern
>There’s an urban legend spreading that Al Leiter was booed at the closing ceremony of Shea Stadium.
I’m not going to claim that not one person booed, but I heard Leiter and Kay are making it sound like Leiter was booed out of the ballpark, ostensibly because he is a Yankee. Well, I was there and it didn’t happen.
I don’t know what Leiter’s motivation is – maybe the two guys closest to him booed him so it sounded loud – but it didn’t happen.
Yogi Berra is kinda a Yankee, he didn’t get booed.
Despite what he says, Kay is not objective. You listen to his radio show for five minutes and it’s clear that the Mets could run off 20 straight championships and he’d still rag on them. He’s one of those Yankee fans. You know the type.
It didn’t happen Al. Cute anecdote, but it didn’t happen.
