The Mets Police

@Rewindda59 says “a solid 20k”

and @theropolitans

I’m off to other time zones again, please send crowd shots for the rest of the week to @mediagoon or [email protected]

and long-term readers know there is ALWAYS major news when I hit the road. Bye Bye Beltran?

Hi David – I know you like Sky King.  Notice this photo, it has it all.  Love for Dave Kingman, a fan who was engaged enough with the brand to make a banner, and it’s blue and orange.

I know you like making a killing off undervalued properties.  There’s one in Flushing as you know.

Imagine if you encouraged fans to make such signs and walk around with them?  Then they’d really be emotionally invested with your product and thus more likely to spend disposable income on items with your logo on it.  But you know all this and some day you will be in charge.

Help me David Einhorn, you’re my only hope.

Thx to Mike for another great hookup!

Hey Shannon,

I’m hoping you or someone else with ins to the Mets can give me some insight to my question. I bought some tickets through a reputable resale site for Sunday’s game vs the Phils and I’m baffled. I have tickets in section 129 (baseline box) and on the ticket itself it says the full price is $18.35. Now I’ve sat in the box before and I know for a fact the lowest those seats go “officially” are $54. Do you (or anyone else) know what the deal is with these seemingly irregular tickets?

Thanks in advance
-BG

That seems strange.  There must be something we don’t know.  Can anyone help?  I don’t want to hear your “Mets dumping tickets” conspiracy theory – if you can prove one well then yes I’d love to hear it – but since you can’t, please let us know what we don’t know about this…

…is there some amazin’ discount program I should avail myself of?

My fact checking shows the seats go for $48 at the low end.

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UPDATE: The smart folks in the comments are saying this must be a Stubhub price printed on the ticket. Ah, makes sense. Thanks all!