The Mets Police: Mets Police Stadiums Week Day Five: Washington Nationals Park

Mets Police Stadiums Week Day Five: Washington Nationals Park

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As Stadiums Week continues, here's another hookup from Tom who shared his gallery of Nationals Park.

The levels have a very cluttered look in this photo, but so do the levels at Citi Field.

Many years from now you will meet me in a bar. I will bet you $20 the 2009 Mets had a right fielder named Brown. You will say, "No way" and lose.

This is an extremely rare shot of something that was known as a Maine. A Maine is rumored to be a pitcher in the Mets organization, although some consider it to be a legend.

I told you there as a guy named Brown. I win. Fork over the $20.

I am enjoying Nationals Park so far...more tomorrow.

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tom K. said :

September 2, 2009 at 5:29 PM

little did i know my photo of maine pitching would prove that he did in fact play this year for us.... i took a pic of that guy brown in the outfield because my wife asked "who is he" and i didn't a clue.......that was a great week of baseball between pitt and washington dc!!!

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