What do Mets fan think of the new stadium name?
926075
I tend to agree with you in that the money is a tough thing to turn down.  CitiField works for me, but I think who ever decides these things needs to at least tip their hat to Mets history.  I think naming a certain part of the stadium "Shea" would be nice compromise.  Instead of having the "Diamond Club" like they have now, call that "Shea" to retain our history.  Well, or something like that.  Maybe rename the loge or mezzanine Shea even....
270530
Shea Stadium for the Mets home opener with my son. I wouldn't have to stay anywhere but home. Shea is reasonably close to where I live anyway. Let's Go Mets!!!
1183976
I remember a Mets pitcher with that last name. In his first appearance in the big leagues, 1973, as a reliever, he walked two batters in a row in the late innings agains the Pirates. This two teams were in  a dog fight  to win the National East. When the manager( Yogui Berra?)  replaced him, he dashed out of there. He became pretty good after that. Sorry, nostalgia.
92739
As a Yankee fan, I am required to say Yankee Stadium but with that park aside... Camden Yards is excellent.  I love the fans there, the micro brews, the statue of Babe Ruth just outside the gates... It is just a cool place.
587442
I think the new stadium was most definetly needed although I was sad to see it go.  I like the feel of the new park.  It gives me the feeling of, "this is what a modern day ballpark is supposed to feel like".  The atmosphere is just so fresh, and a great place for the cardinals to kick ass!!!
203909
I am a huge Met fan. I usually follow baseball and my amazin mets through an assortment of ways (Go to see 4-7 games live, watch most on TV, listen to several on Radio). This year, a work assignment has me out of town from monday to friday in Atlanta (home of the hated Braves). I am seriously considering purchasing the MLB.com package and watching the games on the internet ...BTW, favorite Mascot is Mr. Met hands down...
533797
I saw the potential new logo and hate it.\nBut, as a Ducks fan, I will still spend the $200 for the jersey and add to my other 13 jerseys in the closet.\n\nGO DUCKS GO!!
998967
Me and my avatar believe it will be the New York Mets!  =D
305621
I'm a fan of the oldies: Fenway and Yankee Stadium for sure.\n\nI still miss Tiger Stadium - but in many ways Comerica Park is a worthy successor.  (I'll admit, I'm partially saying that because I'm a girl and the bathroom lines are SO MUCH shorter at Comerica.)
667713
mets improved a whole lot, but the yankees always win in the longrun\n\nYankees rule!!!
1116853
Hmmm...are you looking at this season only, or careers?  I think Pedro has been getting a raw deal when he pitches, because a few games they didn't back him up with any offense, so he ended up getting a no decision or loss.  Lately they've been on such a tear I think any pitcher will benefit on the mound.  (I'm going to the game tonight, so I hope they keep the winning going!)  Glavine has ended up having the best record so far for the Mets, which is awesome for him.  I think both are on their way to the All Star Game, and I would love to see Glavine get the start.  It's really great to see an older pitcher still being consistent and getting wins.  Personally, I like Pedro better because I enjoy his goofy personality - he makes me laugh, and keeps everyone smiling!\n\nThey're both locks on the Hall, but too bad neither will go in as a Met.  I'm still hoping that Glavine will get the Mets their no-hitter, so he'll be in the Hall as a Met for that!
506411
The new Yankee Stadium will be located across from the current stadium which a public baseball feild is located which is just across the street from Yankee Stadium.... And the new stadium will have some of the features of the current stadium such as the length and width of the field,some of the seating sections from the current stadium will be dismantled and installed into the new stadium.. Moument park will be different though and from what I understand the new stadium will be built to look like the original stadium when Ruth played... Neat huh!!!!
834908
You guys do not know what you are talking about mike is one of the best offensive cathchers the game has seen and he is a huge new york faveorite. And for you guys that said the dodgers should retire his # - Your Crazy- He was on the mets way longer he was much better on the mets and he Is one of the most loved Mets of all time behind Casey, Tom Seaver, and Gil Hodges. The mets should retire his #. \n   And i am saying this as a Huge Met Fan and all of the other big met fans i know and just plain old baseball  Fans Agree with me all teams from (Mets Biggest Rivals- the braves to the Royals- a team with no relation to the Mets what so ever.\n   And another thing there is no way he wont go into the hall of fame as anything but a met because he will ALWAYS be known as a met and for bringing that team back to life in 1998 after a huge decade of failure.
89144
It's been many years since I lived there, and at the time I knew the stadium better than my own back yard.  Now it's changed but I would say Row S is going to be straight away center field about 2/3's up.
989695
It's nice....but I wish they would have given it a new name instead of tearing down the old one and giving the new one the same name (Second time they've done this, actually....this is technically "Busch Stadium V3.0")...\n\nPerhaps Anheuser Park or AB Field or something....whatever.  Area is still a lot of fun.  Go down to the landing and make sure to check out "The Big Bang", a dueling piano bar that has never failed to be a phenomenal time.
644404
The most unneeded thing in a stadium is that concrete field in Montreal.  I know they don't use it anymore but it is still standing.  I remember watching an Expos game against the Braves and Chipper Jones hit a sky high ball and the outfielder lost it in the lights and when the ball came down, it bounced so high that Chipper was at 3rd base by the time they were able to field the ball.  If you are talking about current stadiums is Petco Park's gaps.  Those things are like a mile away from the plate and 422 in the Left Center gap is absolutely ridiculous.  Second is that hill in Center Field in Houston which is also a ridiculous number of feet away from the plate.
1009957
I live in northwest Washington, so am not particularly excited about the Mets coming to Boston, but last year when the Mets visited Seattle for the first time I was very excited (I'm a Mets fan) and was able to take in two of the three games.\n\nIncluding, incidentally, the first victory by the Seattle Mariners over Pedro Martinez.  :) :) :)\n\nNo problem with Sox fans cheering Pedro on but wanting to see the Sox win.  That is quite normal.