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Showing posts with label subway series. Show all posts
Showing posts with label subway series. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Subway Series Tickets Available - June 26th


The lovely and talented Lynn Cohen (yes, that Lynn Cohen) of "Gary, Keith and Ron", just announced she has 50 more tickets for the Mets v. Yanks game on June 26th.

As you may know, Lynn does a bunch of great charity work through the website, and she also happens to unite a bunch of great Mets fans at the same time.

So if you're looking for tickets and want to hang out with a great group, please go check out the site.

Get your Subway Series tickets! GKR now has 40 50 additional seats in the Big Apple area (aka- right next to the food) for the extremely coveted Friday June 26 game against the Yankees!

These Big Apple tickets will go super fast, so don't miss your opportunity to cheer on our boys from the bleachers. Let's make sure the Mets fans--and the GKR fans!--show up in droves to show those Yankees fans whose home they're in!

Come sit with your fellow GKR supporters and watch the Subway series! Purchasers must wear the GKR Subway shirt. Unity and theme in one tee!

Our 1st 40 SOLD OUT, We Managed to put together 50 more - POSTING TICKETS FOR FRIDAY NIGHT GAME

Tickets are only $95.00.
Includes GKR Subway Tee
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Thursday, May 15, 2008

Are Willie Randolph's Days Numbered?

Terrible homestand, inconsistent offense, shaky relief, and a club that cannot seem to gel.

Willie has two weeks to right the ship, ie get to 5 over .500, or he is gone. It may be less time than that if this weekend's series against the Yankees is disastrous.

The Mets Yankees regular season subway series means a lot right now, and for all the wrong reasons for both teams.

We like Willie, but the simple fact is the Mets are 74-75 in their last 149 games, and that is simply unacceptable when you have the biggest payroll in the national league and a team chock full of stars.

Is this Willie Randolph's fault? That is a subject for debate, but regardless of where the blame lies, it is the leader who ultimately must take the fall for the performance of his troops.

A friend of mine was recently relieved of Command at Minot Air Force Base. You may recall the incident where nuclear weapons were flown from Minot Air Force Base to Barksdale Air Force Base...live nuclear weapons...this should NEVER happen. The people at fault were subordinates to my friend.

So though the troops were responsible, he took the fall, and rightly so. This is the way of the military.

In Willie's case there is a similar situation, though the Mets winning and losing is only life or death to those of us so fanatical that our daily emotions rely on where the Mets fall in the National League East win-loss column.

So this is it...a last gasp, a dying managerial breath...one shot at redemption in 2008.

Get to 5 over .500 in the next two weeks or go.

It's that simple.

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