The Mets Police: New York Mets Pelfey Visits Children At Jamaica Hospital

New York Mets Pelfey Visits Children At Jamaica Hospital

I'm always happy to write nice things about the Mets. There's something in the blood of all us fans that makes us venomous at times - the Queens Courier tells of Mike Pelfrey's visit to Jamaica Hospital.

Mets starting pitcher Mike Pelfrey brought smiles to the faces of children at Jamaica Hospital when he read to them as part of the EmblemHealth-Mets Magic Program.

“To come out here and put a smile on a kid’s face, it makes their day, it makes my whole day,” said Pelfrey.

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