By: Ray
Uh huh. I could be leaving Connecticut in an hour and be home by 4. Instead I’m detouring to see the Mets (and some very nice people I know). Hello, my name is Ray and I’m a Mets fan.
View ArticleBy: Dave
The first step is to admit you have a problem. The second step is to realize that absolutely nothing is going to be done about it, thereby eliminating steps three through twelve.
View ArticleBy: Lou
Outstanding and you nailed it, the sickness and addiction of being a Mets fan. I used to say, and still do in fact, that being a Mets fan is like being a heroine addict. You know that crap is just no...
View ArticleBy: mikeL
i’ve been turning the game on (TV) but listen from other rooms. i listen for good mets hits/plays and run to the tv to see the replay. i once thought about keeping the TV in the car, but i’m finding i...
View ArticleBy: srt
Is that what’s wrong with me? I’m addicted? Makes sense. Somehow, I feel better. It’s like watching a train wreck you just can’t turn away from. You know it’s not good but can’t help yourself. Love the...
View ArticleBy: Tim Keane
“Mediocrity” implies the nearly missed actualization of goodness. Besides gross player mismanagement, outright financial fraud by ownership and corporate-sponsored over-inflation of its tickets,...
View ArticleBy: Shot August Nights « Faith and Fear in Flushing
[...] man, it is awful. Sunday afternoon, in my de facto drug-induced state, I listened to Eddie Coleman take calls while he sat in Nationals Park riding out the rain delay. A [...]
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