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Monday, April 2, 2012

Mr. Met & Mettle

Blobbers, did you know that Mr. Met is credited with being the first MLB mascot? Sure the early Mr. Met was creepier than Jerry Sandusky at Vienna Sausage Fest, but still he was the first. Take that Phillie Phanatic! Of course the Mets always find a way to F-up and ignore their own accomplishments.
In 1976 the Mets introduced a new mascot Arthur the mule. Because nothing says baseball in NYC like a mule! In a fan contest Arthur's name was later changed to Mettle. Proving that when given the chance Met fans suck at running the team too. In mid-September 1976 Mettle euthanized himself by eating a case of Schaefer beer that Craig Swan left in his bullpen corral. Schafer is the one beer to have when you're having more than one...unless you're a mule.


Friday, March 30, 2012

The 1962 Mets vs. The 2012 Mets




In the Mets first season in 1962 the team won only 40 games and lost 120. It was one of the worst team records in MLB history. Now, we all know that you can never go by Spring Training numbers or stats. BUT...with the Mets only chalking up 7 wins so far this Spring in 35 games...if they carry this win/loss ratio in the regular season...they may only win 35 games all year! What a lovely tribute to the 62 team in this their 50th anniversary season.




Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Bay to Undergo an Emergency Operation

The Mets are flying Jason Bay to New York to undergo an emergency operation at the Hospital for Special Surgeries. Ever since Jason signed with the Mets 2 seasons ago, everyone has wondered, "What’s wrong with this guy?" The All Star-turned-albatross has mystified baseball experts and fans alike with his hideous decline in production. No one questions his work ethic or his swell Canadian demeanor, but the fact is Jason blows, and all of you would hustle for between $16-$18 million a year. Dr. Encompodence at the Hospital for Special Surgeries believes he knows what has been ailing Jason Bay. The doctor believes if he acts quickly, he can cure Bay with a radical, but minimally invasive surgery before opening day. “In my medical opinion, Jason has an accute case of suckitis…one of the most severe cases I've seen in my career,” Dr. Encompodence explained. When asked if this was discovered by blood work or MRI, Dr. Encompodence answered, “Neither. My theory was easily proven using the SNY Viewer Diagnostic. If you watch SNY, it’s as plain as day, the nose on your face, and Carson Daily. Jason Bay sucks. We're worried it could become a suck pandemic. We think we can successfully remove the suck from Jason and then put a protective boot on his leg for no reason a until opening day.”