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Old 08-15-2009, 05:43 PM   #1903
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Originally Posted by Big Vito 22 View Post
Mets made some nice changes to Citi Field, hanging up famous Mets images around the park (which was sorely lacking through the first few months) as well as moving the championship banners out to left field rather than hiding them near the gate of the least-used entrance into the park.

Only thing I don't like is they were asked point blank if Mike Piazza's number is going to be retired and they said there are no immediate plans. Not really sure why, he's the best hitter they've ever had...it speaks volumes that they had him catch Seaver for the last pitch at Shea and the first pitch at Citi. I'm thinking maybe they are waiting for him to be inducted into the HOF but they retired Seaver's basically the instant that he retired from baseball.
They'll probably wait until the HoF, which he'll make providing he doesn't wind up on the steroid shitlist in the next few years.

I wouldn't be suprised if the Mets holding out until the steroid thing blows over and he's hopefully not implicated. I'm not saying he took steroids. I hope he didn't but everyone from that era is under the microscope, especiallly a beast like him.
I'm sure the Mets would rather avoid the fiasco
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