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They're Gonna Paint His Toes Next

by on 1 July 2006 11:10 pm

Girly Met

Saturday’s win over the Yankees was the Mets’ first victory since they subjected Lastings Milledge and Alay Soler to their rookie hazing in Toronto. So giddy were they at snapping their intervening four-game losing streak that the Mets’ vets couldn’t help themselves. They had to haze again.

Lastings is back in Norfolk and Alay pitches Sunday night, so somebody else had to serve as target for their jockish hijinks. That meant…yup, the mascot. Mr. Met will think twice before he makes another road trip. I’ve never seen him look so unhappy after a Subway Series win.

Unhappy, but fabulous.

Mr. Met’s complete makeover courtesy of Zed Duck Studios.
Accessories by The Alex Rodriguez 2004 ALCS Collection.
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