The Mets Police: Cyclones To Honor Famous Dodger Tommy Lasorda

Cyclones To Honor Famous Dodger Tommy Lasorda

Rats, Mets Police dropped a ball. We had this one last week but never posted it (forgot) - so we salute Metstradamus for the scoop and invite you to click here and read a good rant about the Cyclones honoring a Dodger.

Apparently the Cyclones operate the Brooklyn Dodgers hall of fame.

The first two things I am doing with the billions I make from inventing the holodeck will be:

1. Buy the Mets and immediately ban black uniforms.

2. Buy the Cyclones and move them to Los Angeles where they will play in a replica of Shea Stadium that includes the Lee Mazzilli Rotunda. "Los Angeles Cyclones" is one of my favorite concepts in the world.

Then I'll hang some Mets banners and get the Seaver statue etc built. I need to be spiteful first.

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Did you know someone actually built a replica of the Cyclone in California? It has been torn down but pics are here.

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kranepool said :

August 12, 2009 at 11:39 AM

Shannon, I'm going to the Cyclones game Sunday as I bought the tickets in advance becuase they are giving out WebKins and my 9 yr old daughter collects them now I see we are getting a Tommy Lasorda baseball as well. I'l let you know how far that ball was tossed into the Atlantic Ocean

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