From my vantage point in the audio area, it was an amazin' site. As g-fafif said, it just looked like we were happy to be with other Mets fans. We were in a MFY-free zone, in a place where no one is reminding us that the "Mets suck." Good point about the audio. I tried my best and McFadden's had a sound guy but I never felt everyone could hear my announcements (and occasional attempts at humor). I think the problem is that the facility was wired differently for the panel room, the area where Kranepool spoke, and for the bar area. There wasn't one button that I could push to be heard everywhere. I "sang" "Meet the Mets" with Mr. Met, and that should have been a unifying sing-a-long, but not everybody knew it was taking place. Also, good point about separating the times of the panels. Even with such great topics, you need a few minutes to stretch your legs and get a drink. McFadden's was not equipped to serve that many people (for those that weren't there, they only served hamburgers, hot dogs and chicken fingers but not their full menu). And when I say "served", there wasn't any wait staff--you had to stand in line and someone handed you the food. I don't think that anyone anticipated such a turnout. If the Mets don't think that they can pull this off on their own then things on the Executive Level are worse than I suspected. The Nationals and Cubs had events yesterday (thanks to [u:3ouasyh8]The Times[/u:3ouasyh8] for reporting on the Cubs event but ignoring the QBC). This is just laziness from a team that wasn't even smart enough to keep the team store open yesterday. That's right: 400 Mets fans at Citi Field and the team store was closed. Heaven forbid that we buy enough merchandise to give them less of an excuse to sign Stephen Drew. However, the Amway store was open all day! But... yesterday was fantastic. I schlepped up and back from DC and it was worth the trip.