Recently, the New York Mets have been highly praised after going on a six-game winning streak. With a successful season blooming, fans have been making their way back to Shea Stadium, but it’s not the on-field show that is making headlines this time.
(Video) MLB: G-Unit Performs “0 To 100” At Citi Field After Mets Game
50 Cent returned to Citi Field but on a better note after his horrific pitch. This time he was joined by G-Unit members Lloyd Banks, Buck and Tony Yayo to perform their 0-100 freestyle along with other tracks as part of their post-game performance.
MLB: Mets Accidently Send Mass Email With GM Sandy Alderson’s Credit Card Info
A New York Mets staffer is in deep trouble after accidently sending out a mass email that included the credit card info of the general manager, Sandy Alderson. The email included the security code and expiration date. Luckily it was only sent to the press and not everybody on the Mets mailing list but it was still a pretty big screw up.
(Video) Sports: WTF? New Book Says The Secret Service Threatened To Kill New York Mets Mascot
How does a conversation like this even happen? A new book written by AJ Mass, the man who was Mr. Met from 1994-1997 said that in 1997 when then President Clinton came to Shea stadium to honor Jackie Robinson, the secret service threatened to kill him if anything went wrong. Apparently they became somewhat suspect of Mr.Met when his head couldn’t fit through a metal detector that was placed on the field. Mr. Met just wanted a photo with the Pres but it never happened. See what they said to him.
(Video) MLB: Mets Outfielder Curtis Granderson Confronts Angels Fan Who Grabbed Him
Curtis Granderson caught a fly ball in the right field corner, and as he was about to throw the ball back into the infield, a fan put his hand on Granderson’s back. Well that ticked Curtis off as he turned around and confronted the Angels fan.
MLB: NY Mets Taking Offers For Ike Davis
The New York Mets appear to have decided internally that they’d prefer to deal first baseman Ike Davis and stick with Lucas Duda at the position, barring any free agent signings that may fall into their lap to change the situation in Flushing.
