The Mets Police: Pictures of the 1978 Mets Yearbook (Part 2)

Pictures of the 1978 Mets Yearbook (Part 2)

1978 mets, old-timers day

This super blurry photo from the '78 yearbook is actually not that clear in the yearbook...but I'm posting it to promote my Blue Cap Army idea. This is how Citi FIeld should look.

Why so many Blue Caps? It was helmet day.

Speaking of giveaways, these children are enjoying bag day. I think I had both of these. Poor kids have lousy seats.

Also on the calendar back then was something called Old Timer's Day. Why don't you take a long hard look at these four players, I bet you can name them all, and we'll discuss further tomorrow.

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