Aug 6, 2011 -- 10:44PM, 78Bombers wrote:

No but they are a quiet bunch that don't make a lot of noise.  They don't get into trouble either, that would be the kiss of death on a team like this.  You can't hit the bongo like Grant Roberts did while the camera is rolling anymore.  You better not tear off your shirt and challenge a bunch of minor leaguers on a team like this 

Buyers or sellers?  Who cares.  Kids get in for free, $5 tickets, even cheaper on the internet.  The food is probably still good.  A friend asked if I wanted to go to a $5 muetgame, he wanted to check out the food...I said we could get better food and avoid paying for parking.  Avoid controversy at all costs...stay out of the papers...maintain a low profile.

3 games over, now 1 game under...Jason Bey, Johan Santana playing up to par.  Nobody cares but they are smart enough to stay out of trouble.  With Luis Castillo & Omaya gone, there's no one for muetfans to except for the Yankees.  They won't lose 100 games...press coverage is light since they aren't that good and aren't that bad.   

Keep your head down and just go through the motions and most of all be very QUIET...after all the game belongs to the Boys of Summer and they make noise.

shhhhh...I like this muet team...it'll all be over soon muetsfans!

Oh no!!  It looks like my greatest fears may be coming true as this season winds down.  Your 2011 NY Muets have lost 4 in a row and sit in 4th place.  They have given up 3rd place to the Nats.  Muet feathers have been tattered as their record of 60-67 shows.  They hold a slim 3 game lead over the Florida Marlins, a team that nobody is certain whether they are playing baseball this year.  

Our regulars have been injured and unable to provide the power and defense that we were counting on.  This is clearly not Collins fault, I lay the blame on squarely on greedy MLB bankers and their overpaying ways for players like Mo Vaughn.  Manager Terry Collins inherited the worst economy since the great  depression when Yankee run teams won all those championships. 

In just one short week, all the goodwill from our 9-1 home stand in April 2010 has disappeared.  

I hope that one day we will once again walk with our heads held high....we were Kings of New York, now we let in 3 people for every one ticket purchased...

We were Kings!  We were Los Muets!