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Tag Archives: citi field
Link Roundup
MetsPolice has a big list of Citi Field seats with obstructed views. But hey, we’re all just a bunch of whiners who don’t appreciate what the Wilpons gave us, right? Speaking of the stadium, Dejan Kovacevic of the Pittsburgh Gazette … Continue reading
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Tagged citi field, dejan kovacevic, matthew artus, metspolice, pirates
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Link Roundup
Doug Glanville gives an update on Marlon Anderson. At Jimmy Scott’s High and Tight, former Met Eric Valent tells the story of being the 25th man on the roster, playing in Japan, and, eventually, transitioning from player to coach to … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Blogs
Tagged andrew vazzano, brad lidge, citi field, coop, eric valent, jimmy scott, metstradamus, omir santos
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NY Post: Dopey Mets Want to Erase Dwight’s Citi Autograph
The NY Post’s George Willis is reporting that the Mets are up to their old tricks: WHEN Dwight “Doc” Gooden attended the Mets’ Opening Day ceremonies at Citi Field last week, he stopped by the Ebbets Club along the first-base … Continue reading
Citi Field Firsts
The first homerun, the first balk, the first feline encroachment, the first narcissistic celebrity interview, and more — it was a night of “firsts” at Citi Field, and we list them all. Continue reading
Posted in Latest Post
Tagged bernie madoff, citi field, heath bell, jody gerut, tim robbins, tom seaver
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Citi Field: First Look
The good, the bad, and the ugly of Citi Field, brought to you in pictures. View the photos, read my remarks, and form your own opinion … or wait another two weeks and try to scalp a ticket so you can see the place for yourself. Continue reading
Posted in citi field, Latest Post
Tagged andrew vazzano, citi field, georgetown, ropolitans, st. john's
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Phillies Fan Booted From Citi Field!
It didn’t take long for the first ejection … though, you’d think it would have been for fighting or public drunkenness, and not for choice in clothing. On the stadium’s opening day on Sunday, a St. John’s University student was asked to leave Citi Field — because he was wearing a Phillies jacket. Continue reading
Left Field Scoreboard
This is a shot of the out-of-town scoreboard, which hangs over the upper-deck seats in left field. Do you see anything wrong with this picture? Here’s a hint: what if YOU were sitting behind that scoreboard? Here’s an up-close shot. … Continue reading
Kucinich Pushing the Citi Out of Field
After receiving a sweet bailout as a reward for royally mismanaging its finances, Citigroup is coming under fire from prominent politicos such as Dennis Kucinich, who says the US government should demand that the bank cancel its “Citi Field” sponsorship … Continue reading
Posted in 08-09 Offseason, Latest Post
Tagged bernie madoff, citi field, dennis kucinich, johan santana, manny ramirez
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