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I implore you to read Paul Moro of Ump Bump’s tale of his final three games at Shea.
I was disappointed at times by the fan turnout in the final few games. Other than the final game at Shea, the actual crowd was far less than should have been expected and in my opinion, too pensive. I understand how tense everyone was, but that mentality, I believe filters down to the players.
I feel like you need to root your heart out as much as you can in a big week like the one the Mets just went through. Instead, fans acted like they were waiting for the other shoe to drop, and felt like losing was a forgone conclusion.
I expect better from us next time around.
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2 Responses for "Ump Bump’s Final Games At Shea"
Anthony,
I’m gonna have to disagree a little. Gary, Keith & Ron made note of Friday night’s poor attendance, but they failed to mention that maybe some season ticket holders couldn’t handle getting rained on for 9 innings 2 nights in a row. Thursday’s nail-biter was played in almost nonstop rain, and Friday was pretty wet too. I understand the need for supportive fans the final weekend, but there are few things less enjoyable than sitting through pouring rain at a baseball game (except doing it twice in a row).
Keep up the good work.
I understand, but I was there for Friday’s game and it did not rain a drop.
Football fans endure far more than we do, ask Packers fans if they are staying home in bone chilling snow.
A little rain isn’t going to melt anyone away. I understand that its not for everyone, but I expected a bit more for a fan base in the midst of an epic pennant race.
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