jerseyhoya wrote:Haha, was about to post this

I think the way to go for 7/15 is hitting StubHub for cheap tickets

I was looking at group tickets, and the prices are ridiculous

someone was trying to tell me that all the Philss Hawes were sold out

JFLNYC wrote:

drsmooth wrote:As Mets Falter, Everyone Can Sit in the Cheap Seats

For the third season in a row, the Mets are not looking like a good team....if you’re not picky about where you sit or who is playing, you can get into the ballpark for as little as $3 a seat.

Which is about $3.14 too much.

Behind the plate seats going comparatively cheap. But then you'd be seen on TV... at a Mets home game.

jerseyhoya wrote:Haha, was about to post this

I think the way to go for 7/15 is hitting StubHub for cheap tickets

I was looking at group tickets, and the prices are ridiculous

Then hold signs saying something like "My seat cost $X dollars" to hold up when the teevee cameras swing by

jerseyhoya wrote:Haha, was about to post this

I think the way to go for 7/15 is hitting StubHub for cheap tickets

I was looking at group tickets, and the prices are ridiculous

Yeah, no need to put even more money in the pockets of the Wilpons.

They DFA'd Brad Emaus, their rule V pick (and their opening day 2B).

From Stark,

Bobby Bonilla, Oliver Perez, Luis Castillo, Johan Santana and Jason Bay aren't currently playing for the Mets. But as loyal reader David Hallstrom observed, that isn't stopping the Mets from paying them a combined $57.6 million this year. Which is more than the Royals, Rays, Padres, Pirates, Indians and Diamondbacks are paying the guys who are playing for them.

I know it's been said time and again, but it just never gets old.

Gosh, you wonder how such astute fiscal minds could be swindled by Bernie Madoff for 20+ years.

Ah, the first "Fire Terry Collins" thread on fugees: http://www.metsrefugees.com/forum/showt ... hp?t=57656

NY Times wrote:Mets Hit New Low Point In Battle of the Worst

Looking as inept as they have all year, which is no idle claim, the Mets lost, 6-1, to the Houston Astros in a game that may have marked the lowest point of the season so far, and The Mets’ record stands at 5-12, which tied them with the 1974 Mets for the third-worst record after 17 games. Only the 1962 Mets, who lost 120 games, and the 1964 team, which lost 111, got off to worse starts.that includes the two consecutive doubleheader losses....

I believe we may be approaching an inflection point.

At some stage, we who have so long admired a club that objective observers would describe as historically among sport's most futile, are practically genetically disposed to find within ourselves the germ of - not empathy exactly, certainly neither pity nor admiration; fascination is too distanced - whatever it is that provokes a more equable regard for the Flushing franchise.

Yep, I'd say we're probably not more than a decade from that point. A generation, at most.

All I care about is somehow prying David Wright loose from them.

(And maybe Beltran, too.)

I had completely forgotten they have Jason Bay

Houshphandzadeh wrote:I had completely forgotten they have Jason Bay

Jason Bay tries to forget he's a Met too so you're in good company

"My ummmmmm.... ribs, yeah. My ribs hurt."

Blah blah blah blah rain blah blah blah Niese blah blah Astros blah blah Mets got spanked. Blah blah, 6-1. We really don't know what else to tell you about this one. But we will try:

This is why Martino makes the big bucks now

A beat writer who is as bad as the team he covers.

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Dickey: “We can’t just keep telling ourselves, ‘Oh, we’re a better team than this.' We may not be. And we’ve got to be honest about that.”

Oh my god

Man, knuckleballers are great.

4 Fire Terry freds already by my count on geespot

Also they are having a serious discussion about trading 3 months of Jose Reyes for Elvis Andrus, Derek Holland and Martin Perez