The Mets Police: "Castillo" Enters The New York Mets Lexicon

"Castillo" Enters The New York Mets Lexicon

Mets fans...there are some games that I can reference with one word and you'll know what I mean.

Buckner.
Pendleton
Scioscia
Pratt

I'd like to welcome "Castillo" to this exclusive club.

I'll reference two old posts here.

1. The Mets seem to be listening to at least some of our suggestions for New Traditions At Citi Field. It is time for all of us to adhere to suggestion #15, the traditional booing of Luis Castillo.

2. Eventually SNY will take me up on my awesome How I Met The Mets filler show idea. Kids, let me tell you about the time Alex Rodriguez popped up to second....

I gotta go be daddy...haven't even red the papers or internet yet. I'm sure it's fun out there.

New Yankee Stadium is a joke, isn't it?

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Ceetar said :

June 13, 2009 at 9:23 AM

Actually, that depends. The Mets can overcome this (firing Manuel will help) and make the playoffs, this is really just a foot note.

Thomas Ogilvie said :

June 13, 2009 at 1:44 PM

You know this wouldn't have happened if we'd been wearing out blue hats.

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