There's no fighting in Shea Stadium among Mets fans. We may fight with fans of the other guys, but when you cut to the core, a guy wearing a Mets hat is family. There's a deep bond we share. It goes much deeper than words. So while we may disagree, when we're in Shea Stadium, we don't fight. So, in a family gathering, just invoke the same rules you do inside your team's ballpark.
November 27, 2009
Shea Stadium Rules
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