I'm not sure what I'm supposed to take away from that, and I wish you'd understand that we discourage the posting of blind links here. It's considered bad form. The piece you link to, as badly written as it is, says nothing of the Mets making such an error, and in fact clearly implicates the then-Florida Marlins in the last paragraph. It was indeed the Marlins who gave away a t-shirt featuring Mike Jacobs on Jewish Heritage Night. There wasn't a salute to him. There just was a tee-shirt giveaway, and it happened to coincide with Jewish Heritage night. They denied there was any effort to present Jacobs as a Jew to celebrate. Jacobs said he didn't know what the big deal was. The shirt didn't picture him wearing a yarmulke or next to a star of David or with his name in Hebrew characters. And again, it wasn't the Mets.