The Mets Police: Picture of Rod Gilbert presenting Jason Bay with a Rangers jersey

Picture of Rod Gilbert presenting Jason Bay with a Rangers jersey

To recap, Bay spoke for what seemed like 30 seconds, then Dave Howard said there would be a special presentation...and the Mets, always focused on building their brand, had Rod Gilbert come up and hand him a Rangers jersey to remind him that the Rangers beat the Canucks in 1994.

It was just bizarre, ok I will get off this subject.

Now at LW, #44 Jason Bay. Thanks once again to Peter for the hookup.

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Unknown said :

January 5, 2010 at 2:19 PM

Usual clueless Mets. I loved Bay saying he was a Vancouver fan on Francesa instead of sucking up to the MSG Mafia.

Word is "Flushing" Bay really wanted a John Tavares jersey.

Anonymous said :

January 5, 2010 at 6:39 PM

It was a nice idea, but somebody really should have checked to see which team (if any) Bay followed before they did it.

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