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ESPN Trolling the Mets After Playoff Exit

Yeah whatever, they beat the Phillies. But we laugh at the Mets at the end of every season regardless of the circumstances:
Grimace got Ohtani’d 😂
The Dodgers eliminate the Mets to advance to the World Series❗️ pic.twitter.com/4pvj0lztgf
— ESPN (@espn) October 21, 2024
Love it. A harmless bit of trolling after after the Mutts completed their 38th-straight season without a World Series title.
The responses from fans are funny though:
- “I repeat, with the utmost disrespect, I hope the next round of layoffs hit you and your entire creative team the hardest and your next job search is severely hindered by the fact you got fired”
- “Go f yourself ESPN”
- “The hilarious part is that y’all just look bitter and angry. There’s nothing clever about insulting a team and fanbase that actually had fun and had a great season and great vibes. Just say you’re being jealous babies and move on.”
- “How many more of these trash posts do you have?”
- “nobody mocked Cleveland when the Yankees won in 5 games but sure!”
- “ESPN literally acting like they are a Dodgers fan account”
- “Yo is the admin actually a Dodgers fan wtf”
- This is definitely normal from a corporate account!
- “Like what even is the point of this, I don’t see any other teams getting trolled by this joke of a sports network.”
- “The classless cheap shots being taken by ESPN and FOX just verifies that MLB and FOX wanted one World Series matchup and they were rooting for it.”
Gotta say, I don’t think the last comment there is off-base. A Dodgers/Yankees World Series is going to hit like television crack. Can’t draw up a better matchup than that, although a Subway Series would have been great for viewership as well. As Tony Bruno used to say, “we’d like to thank the New York Mets for participating in the MLB playoffs.”
Kevin has been writing about Philadelphia sports since 2009. He spent seven years in the CBS 3 sports department and started with the Union during the team's 2010 inaugural season. He went to the academic powerhouses of Boyertown High School and West Virginia University. email - k.kinkead@sportradar.com