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One More Banner Day

by on 7 October 2008 8:40 am

Faith and Fear reader LisaMets loved Shea right to the bitter end. This is the banner she hung from a place that used to be known as Mezzanine Section 27. Didn’t make it on TV, didn’t get shown on DiamondVision, but we’d like to think we know quality and heart when we see it (even if we are Mets fans). Thanks for sending it along, LM.

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1 comment to One More Banner Day

  • Anonymous
    October 7th, 2008 at 11:20 am

    Hey Greg,
    Thanks for posting my banner! I was at the final game with my older brother Joe, who got me addicted on the Mets at a very young age.
    Despite the disappointing endings to the past three seasons, Shea Stadium will always remain in my memory and heart as a place where dreams came true…
    Lisa