What if the Mets had something like this, but in jersey. By the way this is a $73 shirt.
Or how about this prototype?
What would you think of a Mets powder blue jersey
The new 2024 Mets black jerseys are terrible
It’s amazing that they somehow made the black jerseys even worse. The orange and blue give off purple vibes…and everything is going to be hard to see if you’re more than 6 inches away.
Also isn’t that T leaning a bit much?
Kinda cool Mets swoosh cap
I shoudl hate everything about this cap, but I don’t. The swoosh Mets works better on a cap than the word mark usually does.
Mets All Star Pat Zachry has died
I’m sad to learn Pat Zachry passed away at age 71.
Pat is forever tied to Tom Seaver because of the infamous trade.
Pat had won 14 games in his rookie year with the Reds, so if you HAD to trade Tom Seaver, Pat was a good piece to get back.
Pat went 41-46 with the Mets, pitching for some awful teams. Compare that to Matt Harvey, who was 34-37 as a Met, on some better teams – so give Pat some props.
10 seasons, finishing 69-67 with a 3.52 ERA
On December 28, 1982 he was traded to the Dodgers for Jorge Orta. Shortly after acquiring Orta, the Mets traded him to the Toronto Blue Jays for pitcher Steve Senteney.
Senteney never pitched for the Mets.
THE NEW YORK METS INTRODUCE A CELEBRATION OF QUEENS CULTURE
THE NEW YORK METS INTRODUCE A CELEBRATION OF QUEENS CULTURE
New for this Season, the Mets will Honor Many Heritages Over a Multi-Day Celebration at Citi Field on August 13th and 14th
FLUSHING, N.Y., April 4, 2024 – The New York Mets today announced that for the first time this summer, the team will be hosting heritage celebrations in an all-new way with the introduction of “A Celebration of Queens Culture” – a multi-day celebration at Citi Field on August 13th and 14th. While there have been several separate heritage nights in past seasons, this year’s celebration is designed to be more inclusive of the immensely diverse surrounding Queens community and will feature unique foods, special music, events and more.
Based on feedback from the community, the Mets are evolving their approach to recognize even more cultures this season. In the borough of Queens, more than 100 cultures are represented and while it’d be impossible to highlight all of them on individual nights, “A Celebration of Queens Culture” will allow the organization to share a taste of everything over a multi-day experience for fans and communities.
As part of this new celebration, the Mets are engaging with fans to help design the festivities. Fans can submit their ideas here.
In addition to “A Celebration of Queens Culture”, the Mets have announced several other event dates throughout the season, including:
· Black Legacy Game/ MLB’s Jackie Robinson Day: April 15th
· Military Appreciation Game: May 27th
· Pride Night: June 28th
· Hispanic Heritage Game: Sept 19th
