Ad Disclosure
The Mets Scoreboard Doesn’t Even Want to be a Part of the Organization
By Kyle Pagan
Published:

#LOLMets
Adding insult to tonight's proceedings: the Citi Field video board briefly just shut off during an at-bat, causing a momentary stoppage in play. When it turned back on, it displayed a massive Rays logo. Fans booed.
Then José Siri hit another homer.
Rays 7, Mets 1, top six. pic.twitter.com/KRgwtT8BNr
— Anthony DiComo (@AnthonyDiComo) May 17, 2023
Jose Siri just smoked a ball at a 113.7 mph exit velocity. That’s the hardest hit ball of his major league career (268 total batted balls)
pic.twitter.com/a1hieNzglm— Rays Metrics (@RaysMetrics) May 17, 2023
The Mets and Phils are in the middle of a mid-off, but at least our big new beautiful scoreboard isn’t showing the logo of the opposing team. Our scoreboard might show stats nobody at the ballpark understands, but at least its not the Braves logo right before Ronald Acuna Jr. takes us yard.
This is why I love the Mets. We can always count on them to make us feel better about ourselves. They’re like that one friend who hasn’t quite figured it out all out yet. Yea, you might be sitting in the cube doing a job you absolutely hate, but your buddy Eric still lives with his parents at 30 and drives Uber. Now life doesn’t seem that bad, right? That’s the Mets!
I mean, look at everything that’s already happened this early. The giant Phillies-colored patch was hilarious:
We are excited to show off our Amazin' partnership with @nyphospital. pic.twitter.com/fnpAdSMwH5
— New York Mets (@Mets) April 6, 2023
Max Scherzer is a cheater:
Max Scherzer, a cheater, was ejected for using sticky stuff pic.twitter.com/YfZUM46XZk
— Crossing Broad (@CrossingBroad) April 19, 2023
What’s our biggest problem? We can’t hit with RISP? Dollar Dog Night lines are too long? Child’s play compared to the embarrassment the Mets have brought their fans. They don’t just lose, they lose in humiliating fashion. It might be hard to laugh right now since the Phillies needed a balk to account for 33% of their runs last night, but here’s a nice morning palette cleanser for you. I, for one, don’t even remember what happened last night in San Francisco!
Kyle writes blog posts and does Man on the Street-style videos all around Philadelphia. He graduated from Temple University (a basketball school) in 2015. contact: k.pagan@sportradar.com