Too Classy for Mascots?

[Guest Edgy DC]

Not according to The Wall Street Journal.

[Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket]

Steinbrenner professes not to recall the MFYs ever having a mascot.

I should have written that artycle.

[Guest themetfairy]

I can see why they'd want to forget that one. It's worse than Mettle!

[Zvon]

I think I partied with that guy once.

[Ceetar]

Not according to The Wall Street Journal.

Heh, I thought about posting that. I got a laugh out of it. They couldn't even do mascots right.


Also love this quote by a guy that was the Philly Phanatic:

"I remember what it was like in the upper deck in Philadelphia, and that's why I never went up there," said Mr. Raymond, who now owns his own mascot company. "When you go up into the upper deck, they want to see if you can fly."

[soupcan]

Great story!

[dgwphotography]

themetfairy wrote: I can see why they'd want to forget that one. It's worse than Mettle!

Nothing is worse than Mettle....

[Guest themetfairy]

MFY germs are worse than Mettle

[Frayed Knot]

dgwphotography wrote: themetfairy wrote: I can see why they'd want to forget that one. It's worse than Mettle! Nothing is worse than Mettle....

Disco is worse than mettle.

[Fman99]

He looks like a bowling pin with AIDS.

[soupcan]

I don't know which is better.

That he looks like this:



Or that his name is 'Dandy'.

[Guest metsguyinmichigan]

I don't know which is better. That he looks like this: Or that his name is 'Dandy'.

Still, Dandy looks better in those pinstripes than C.C. Sabbathia does.

[metirish]

I don't know which is better. That he looks like this: Or that his name is 'Dandy'. Still, Dandy looks better in those pinstripes than C.C. Sabbathia does.

LOL....great story...never knew they used to have one...never one about the people responsible for creating the mascots.

[MFS62]

metirish wrote: LOL....great story...never knew they used to have one...never one about the people responsible for creating the mascots.

I'm not sure if the ones who created that one would want their names to be made public.

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