Met fans take heart. Even though you have gone through another difficult past season this might make your optimism stir a little. A number of years ago a Met team finished 9th not far from 10th and last in the National League (there was no Divisions at the time). With not a lot of reason to believe that much would change, the following season started with little hope that things would be different. But, as fate would have it, a new year brought a new season. And, what a difference a season makes. The 1969 Mets made history and the 1969 World Series victory is still talked about today. Miracles do happen. Met fans—Keep The Faith!
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“Hey. Well, Mr. Utley, I just want to say to you, real quick, I do appreciate you’ve worked with dogs and kids. I’ve heard about that, good for you. But that’s the last thing I’m going to tell you I really respect about you. If I came out here and you were telling me, ‘You know, I liked being the villain, I didn’t really care, it was fun for me, it was part of the game,’ I might’ve even respected that a little bit more, but it doesn’t really seem like you care about anything. I just need you to know, as Mets fans, how annoying it was to come and watch you. I mean, I respect that you’re a good player, I understand that, but when you took out my shortstop in the playoffs, that wasn’t about talent. That was just being dirty. And I don’t care how long you tell me that was just you being old school, that was you being dirty, because that’s what you do.”