Update: It's official. I don't believe the Mets that the natural color is from 1962 ... It's an open secret that next year the Mets will have a cream-colored version of the pinstripes uniform, though reports are all over the map about whether the white pinstripes will still exist and whether the annoying black drop shadow will remain in either or both ... Like a lot of things the Mets have done in the last year or so, most significantly the big new mostly but not completely great stadium they
Welcome to a special Wednesday edition of Flashback Friday: I Saw The Decade End , a milestone-anniversary salute to the New York Mets of 1969, 1979, 1989 and 1999. Each week, we immerse ourselves in or at least touch upon something that transpired within the Metsian realm 40, 30, 20 or 10 years ago. Amazin' or not, here it comes ... In the span of six summer days in 1989, the Mets traded Mookie Wilson and Berke Breathed stopped drawing Bloom County ... Both entities had been a staple of my
Not far from here, Citi Field sits empty, as we’ve known it would for months now. The team that calls it home had the kind of year that makes you want to sleep with the light on. The people who run the baseball operations had a worse one ... Given that, it’s a bit complicated answering what should be a simple question: How was Citi Field’s first year? ... For example, we don’t really know what Citi Field feels like with a huge, revved-up crowd making noise inside it. The Mets’
Amazing. A Japanese news crew is walking around Beverly Hills doing a story and they wander into a pawn shop. Who wanders in at about 3 minutes into the segment? None other than Lenny Dykstra. Deadspin recaps the conversation (they must have someone who speaks Japanese on staff). You can watch the video here. Seriously, [ ... ] ...
Former New York Mets outfielder Lenny Dykstra has gone from filing for bankruptcy to pawning off his sports memorabilia. Auctioneers plan to sell a trove of memorabilia that the financially troubled All-Star left unclaimed at a pawnshop in Beverly Hills. Among the items are Dykstra's 1986 New York Mets World Series championship ring and trophy ...
The never-say-die Mets didn't say die until the ninth in the afternoon portion of Sunday's quasi-doubleheader. But their offense failed to come to life in any tangible way until the eighth, so the late-inning heroics effect that proved so popular the day before was kind of dimmed and doomed ahead of time ... It really pays to score four in the first and take your chances from there ... Gosh, Saturday's game was so much fun, making it that much more of a shame that we had to trudge back to our
In an effort to pay off his debts Lenny Dykstra is putting pieces of memorabilia up for sale. One of these pieces is his 1986 World Championship ring. The value is approximately $20,000.Other items that Dykstra is putting up for sale are:- His 86′ championship trophy (you saw one in the Hernandez video earlier)- All [ ... ] ...
In what has been a sad story for the former Mets and Phillies OF, Jane Wells of CNBC reported earlier this week that Lenny Dykstra is now taking on his insurance company.Dykstra claims he is a victim of the insurance company Fireman’s Fund. While they work out the dispute Dykstra, who is divorcing his wife, [ ... ] ...