I mean, if the campaign is to rebuild Shea brick by brick, I'll sign on. And if just sticking the old Shea wall distances out there at Citi Field as best as they can is on the menu, I'll go there too. At least it'll give Wright back something like his landing spot in right center behind the 371 sign, but I'm not sure where that gets us. As they learned at the rocket launching pad in the Bronx, simply copying the old park's dimensions doesnt account for wind patterns and stuff, they have the same short porch but its playing even shorter. The Mets need to stop trying to move the walls and start trying to find better players. They could start by finding out if hte young guys in the organization can play instead of giving at bats and innings to the guys they should already know cant.