The Mets Police

Jon Paul Morosi just became my favorite writer because of this.  Seriously.

If I wanted to exaggerate the story, I could say, “MLB officials are talking with the Mayor of Montreal.” That’s technically true. I witnessed the conversations. But I’m not going to read too much into what I saw.

via Morosi: Major League Baseball returns to Montreal | FOX Sports on MSN.

Wait, you’re going to write the REAL story instead of going with things like considering and could?

You’ll never make it in New York.

By the way, did you hear that the Yankees could sign Matt Harvey in 2019?  I read that yesterday in some blogger’s post on Bleacher Report in a New York City newspaper.

The firm concluded that a team could theoretically work—but it would take more than $1 billion from government and private investors.

via With Mets North of the Border, Montreal Makes Its Case for Another Major League Life – WSJ.com.

Will be updated as we go along….

Bartolo Colon in the house! #ExposWeekend pic.twitter.com/8SZebFx03V

— Montreal Expos (@Montreal_Expos) March 28, 2014

 

The Gary Carter banner hanging in Olympic Stadium #Mets #Expos pic.twitter.com/vnJOCPyFyT

— MetsKevin11 (@MetsKevin11) March 28, 2014

As was tweeted first on @metspolice…

 

METS RELEASE STANDING ROOM ONLY TICKETS

FOR OPENING DAY THIS MONDAY AT CITI FIELD

 

Standing Room Only Tickets Cost $35 and Are on Sale Now at

Mets.com/Tickets, (718) 507-TIXX and Citi Field Ticket Windows

 

FLUSHING, N.Y., March 28, 2014 – The New York Mets today announced the club has released a limited supply of standing room only tickets for Opening Day this Monday, March 31 at Citi Field.  Standing room only tickets cost $35 and are on sale now at Mets.com/Tickets, (718) 507-TIXX and the Citi Field Ticket Windows.  The Mets open the 2014 season against Washington at 1:10 p.m.

 

The Mets encourage fans to take mass transit to Opening Day at Citi Field.  Parking is limited as Cirque du Soleil’s Amaluna‎ is currently in production in the Citi Field parking lots. There will be no performance on Opening Day to accommodate as many fans as possible.

 

The 7 Subway is the fast, convenient, and “green” way to travel to the game. The Mets-Willets Point stop is adjacent to the Jackie Robinson Rotunda.  The Long Island Rail Road’s Port Washington Branch from Penn Station or Woodside has half-hourly service, and the ride from Manhattan is 16 minutes. For those coming from the northern suburbs, all Metro-North trains on the Hudson, Harlem and New Haven lines connect with the 7 Subway.  For more details visit www.mta.info and click on “Take the Train to the Game”™  or you also can call New York City Transit at (718) 330-1234, Long Island Rail Road at (718) 217-LIRR (NYC), (516) 822-LIRR (Nassau), (631) 231-LIRR (Suffolk) or Metro-North at 800-METRO-INFO.