The Mets Police: Are The New York Mets In Charge Of NBC? (Vertex Tangent)

Are The New York Mets In Charge Of NBC? (Vertex Tangent)

Here's some fun. Slightly off-topic, but some good Mets chop-busting:

Are The New York Mets In Charge Of NBC? (Vertex Tangent)

There were some NBC/Mets jokes on twitter last night, including my non-that-funny wondering if Conan can pitch?

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5w30 said :

January 13, 2010 at 1:01 PM

This is so great!
[FYI as another Mets-NBC aside, take a look at the telecast of 1986 Game 6. You'll see a bald-headed civilian in the dugout right after the Mets win. That's Phil Griffin, then a "Today" show producer, now the president of MSNBC, and a best buddy of the guy who's currently demolishing NBC Universal, Jeffrey Zucker.]

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