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Good info! Thank you! Most of the other tours I've been on -- Wrigley, Minute Maid, Busch 1, Metrodome, Target -- have take us in the dugout and bullpen. But I get that its easier on non-game days. The Target Field Tour was on a game day and we didn't get on the field, but it was still pretty extensive. The Minute Maid one was a blast. it was just me and two employees, and they let me do all kinds of things -- answer the phone in the bullpen, changes the numbers in the manual scoreboard. Wrigley was pretty good, too, getting us in the visitors clubhouse. I'll be stopping for a game in Pittsburgh on my way, and that tour looks pretty extensive - and less expensive.

Hey! I'm excited that I get to go to a game at Citi Field this July, my first since 2009. Looking forward to seeing my brick, and the new Seaver statue. I have tickets for a Friday night game, and have some flexibility with my time. Has anyone ever done a Citi Field Tour? Looking at the list of opportunities, it seems like most of the areas are places I can go to without needing the tour to do it. I realize the non-game-day tours have more opportunities. Has anyone ever taken the tour before? Is there anything safe to see in the area to fill my time between the tour ending and gates opening? The Unisphere is a short walk away? Take Me Out to Citi Field Tour $35 per person Behind the scenes tour of Citi Field Tour stops include: Clover Home Plate Club Jackie Robinson Rotunda Mets Hall of Fame & Museum Delta Sky360° Club Suites Level Auditorium Writing Press Piazza 31 Club Caesars Sportsbook at the Metropolitan Grille Arrival Time: 12:45 p.m. Enter ballpark through Hodges VIP Entrance at 1:00 p.m. Tour: 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

They should all be rested! I've had “Draw the Line” stuck in my head since the last thread.

I thought Ziegler looked good! Only gave up two hits. I was a little surprised they pulled him after four. Even more surprised that Carson Seymour pitched all five innings after that. Shervyen Newton looks to be a solid player, too. Good at the plate and the field, too. We sat two rows behind the Mets dugout. It's funny, so quiet you can hear the players chatting. Big topic: Where to get their hair cut, and which player on the team is good at cutting hair. One was volunteering -- and I didn't hear any takers. Mets seemed to he wearing their orange batting practice jerseys during both games as the road uniforms. Very plain, with a too-small Mr. Met (With sunglasses).

Went to Friday night's game, and the St. Lucie team won again. Alex Ramirez, who I think was in some of the top 100 prospect lists, looks like the real deal. Would not be surprised to see him bumped up to Coney Island before too long.

Braves are wearing their early 1970s throwbacks to honor Aaron. Don't like the Braves, and I know the concern about the imagery. But I love the design. Also, the Reds are 3-22? There's tanking, and then there is this.

Johnny Lunchbucket wrote: Retire 24 for payson Brilliant! She was a trailblazer!

Dream on!!!!!

NIMMO!!!!!!

Oh, Dom! Flailed at a bad pitch there!

Johnny Lunchbucket wrote: I'd also say BoC My friends liked BoC, but I could never get into them. I saw them once on the "Black and Blue Tour" with Dio-era Sabbath. Aerosmith was my third concert. We met Jimmy Crespo, who replaced Perry, at an in-store appearance in a stereo store. It was not well publicized, and I bet there were only two or three people there besides me and my two buddies. He was not pleased, but it did stay for a little bit and signed my copy of Night in the Ruts, which he ghost-played on for a song. I did see that "Rock in a Hard Place" tour. Had to go all the way to the Meadowlands, which was quite the adventure at the time. Twisted Sister is a great American band. ZZ Top, too!

=Fman99 post_id=91378 time=1651752773 user_id=86] Is Aerosmith the United States' all time greatest classic rock band? I think they may be.

Got to see the St. Lucie Mets play the Palm Beach Cardinals in Jupiter last night! Alex Ramirez is the name I most recognized. He's hitting .358. Carlos Dominguez hit a two-run homer. Mike Vasil pitched and did well in six innings. Not a lot of fans for Florida Sate League games. The 932 listed must include season tickets because suspect there were 300 or less in the stands. Mets are off to a good start, in first place at 15-7. A fun night with my Dad at the park.

I remember on the broadcast the announcers being dismayed that they were not tossed after the HBP following the warning. Perhaps the new plan is to leave them in the game and suspend later? Throwing them out means a new pitcher has to come in cold and take as long as he wants to warm up, taking forever.

Does the $20 million now come off the books for the Mets' CBT?

Puma had a story about Lindor saying he "wouldn't be happy" if Cano got cut. But, really, what is Lindor supposed to say when he get a question like that?

Books!

Lopez might not be that good.

That would be the downside of Schwarber.

Great to see Dom breaking out!

Lindor seems very polite. I like that.

Well, this explains a lot. Jacob is going to be this year's Hallmark baseball ornament. I swear, whoever gets picked for a Hallmark ornament is cursed. Last year, for example, it was Ronald Acuna Jr. https://www.hookedonhallmark.com/2022-Jacob-deGrom-New-York-Mets--Ships-OCT-7_p_45827.htmlhttps://www.hookedonhallmark.com/2022-Jacob-deGrom-New-York-Mets--Ships-OCT-7_p_45827.html

He'll never play again. I'm very OK with that.

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