What Mets fans talk about when not talking about the actual games.
Man this Shannon guy is killing me today. I am just getting pics from him now from the game earlier today. GET A NEW PHONE SERVICE PROVIDER ALREADY!
Supposedly the lil white dot I had to draw an arrow to is Mr. Met.
This was supposedly around 4pm ish.
Supposedly a few minutes later after last pic.
Shake Shack in the 9th inning. Really?
Okay, so I figured out what service Shannon uses to power his phone. It must be the PONY EXPRESS. Got some of these photos three hours later. Good job Shannon.
Jose Reyes was pulled early in the game due to what FOX is reporting as a hamstring injury.
Believe it or not folks, our el capitan of LOS METS POLICE (you all know why I did that), Shannon Shark is actually doing some leg work around Citi today and is on crowd shot duty.
He keeps saying that its his inferior camera that makes his pics look bad, I see its the inferior photographer behind the lens. He is there with MP Jr. today and I said he should give the kid the camera because he shoots pics much better then his dad.
Anyway thanks to @metspolice for sending in these pics to his site.
Giveaway hat the MP Jr. had to fill out a survey to Chevy for.
This one is from the Food area by the Shake Shack lines.
Just a sea of people
I think this one was an hour before game time.
And these last two closer to game time.
Maybe one day Shannon will Man Up and get a better cell phone service provider.
Oh and buy the Man Up shirts.
Update: Shannon just sent this to me.
1st pitch crowd.
I don’t understand this stuff at all, but in attempt to balance out my giving the Wilpons grief with also highlighting their successes…from the News…
In what is considered a victory for Mets owners Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz – who are being sued for $1 billion by the trustee overseeing the Bernie Madoff collapsed Ponzi scheme – U.S. District Court Judge Jed Rakoff Friday ruled that the contentious suit be moved from bankruptcy court into federal court in the Southern District of New York.
Former catcher and perennial All-Star Mike Piazza will manage the United States squad in the 2011 XM Future’s Game. The World team will be managed by Luis Gonzalez, the longtime Major League outfielder and hero of the 2001 World Series for the D-backs.
The 13th annual Futures Game can be seen live on MLB.TV, ESPN2 and ESPN2 HD on July 10 at 6 p.m. ET, and followed live on MLB.com’s Gameday. In addition, XM Radio will broadcast play-by-play coverage of the event live on channel 175.
via Mike Piazza, Luis Gonzalez to manage the 2011 XM Future’s Game squads | MLB.com: News.
