The voiceover and music seem phony – added later? – but who cares.
Hey Fred Wilpon – look at this. Video proof that the New York Giants existed! Can we honor them with something other than “green seats?”
What Mets fans talk about when not talking about the actual games.
The voiceover and music seem phony – added later? – but who cares.
Hey Fred Wilpon – look at this. Video proof that the New York Giants existed! Can we honor them with something other than “green seats?”
As I’ve said before, it’s so easy for the blog to go negative – and that’s not the goal.
Here’s a nice story in Newsday.
The New York Mets and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society joined forces at yesterday’s fourth annual Kids Day at Shea where 39 children from New York and New Jersey like Gavin switched gears from hospitals and treatments to pitching and hitting alongside the big boys.
Very sad to see that Bob Sheppard has told the Yankees he will not be able to return for the All Star Game. Best wishes to you Mr. Sheppard.
Fake mustaches? Really? If the Mets had done something like that I’d have 50 posts about it. Next time someone brings up ‘tradition’ remind them of this.
Mets are rocking. I worry today would be a loss they’d be ok with. Weekday day game, been playing well, it’s just one game. Don’t go there – the formerly NY Giants are the walking dead, it’s time to go on a big run. Show up today gangstas.
Yes I spelled it wrong on purpose.
David Lennon writes about some new food options at Citifield including a Shake Shack. $18 burgers don’t excite me.
http://weblogs.newsday.com/sports/baseball/mets/blog/2008/07/is_citi_field_open_yet_im_hung.html
Some reading for the rain delay on Loge 13: A 1964 article about Shea.
Click: http://www.loge13.com/2008/07/memories_of_shea_stadium_popul.php
Hey SNY – where’s my cool rain delay films. Dust off some more of that Seaver one hitter newsreel.