Gwreck wrote: There was no "roll call" at Shea Stadium last night (at least not from 7:30 until the end of the game). There was some chanting of individual players names (ie. "En-dy Cha-vez" when they were intentionally walking Wright in front of him) and the "Paul Lo-Duca" chants that seem to be at every game, but there was nothing done that remotely approached what's done at the Yankee games (ie. all the players, at the same time, etc). I'll add on to what Gwreck said. The "roll call" is a very cool thing....but the only part that is unique to Yankee Stadium is the actual part that makes it a roll call, calling out each player one at a time until he waves. I hate to break it to M&MD and Yankee fans, but the generic four-syllable chant followed by five claps has been happening a long time before bone-headed Yankee bandwagoners came along. "Let Go Hus-Kies" is my personal favorite version of that chant. If Met fans did the "roll call" portion I would have a problem with it. But they don't, they only do the generic chant. Which of course is fine. NOTE: I can't STAND the playing of Sweet Caroline. That is genuine thievery. Let's find our own goddam song.