The Mets Police: Mets Do Nice Thing

Mets Do Nice Thing

As I've said before, it's so easy for the blog to go negative - and that's not the goal.

Here's a nice story in Newsday.

http://www.newsday.com/services/newspaper/printedition/thursday/longisland/ny-likid105758543jul10,0,2859028.story

The New York Mets and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society joined forces at yesterday's fourth annual Kids Day at Shea where 39 children from New York and New Jersey like Gavin switched gears from hospitals and treatments to pitching and hitting alongside the big boys.

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