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News: Mr. Met is Influential
By Matthew Cerrone - Jan 15, 2008 1:31 pm

According to Forbes Magazine, the recent Davie-Brown Index lists Mr. Met as the third most-influential mascot in sports, behind the San Diego Chicken and the Philly Phanatic.

i’ve said it before, and i’ll say it again, the Phanatic is pure evil…e…vil

The Davie-Brown Index is used by marketers to determine a celebrity’s ability to influence brand identity with the public.

thanks to steve p in nc for the link

17 Responses to “News: Mr. Met is Influential”

  1. Jaded1983 says:

    i’ve been saying it for years!!!! the phanatic is a jerk! J-E-R-K!!!!

    i want to grab that tongue and punch him in the face! lol

  2. ihavegas says:

    how sad is it that a fictional character with a regular body and an oversized baseball head is more influential than i will ever be in my entire life?

  3. rockets212 says:

    we can put him in the johan santana package? id rather have johan personally lol

  4. BringBackDykstra says:

    The Philly Phanatic is the best mascot in sports. Mr. Met has the sportscenter commercials, but the Philly Phanatic hands down beats Mr. Met in every day sports mascot ability. How can you not giggle when he swings his belly around? I mean even the umpires love him. The only way the Mets could ever equal the Philly Phanatic is if we got Pedro to paint himself green, huff some paint, and have him dance on the dugout and swing his curly locks around.

  5. bonatom says:

    I Hate “Homer” The atlanta braves mascot, wayyy more than the Phanatic.. he is such a Blantant rip off of Mr. Met

    • Yeah, but it was great when John Stearns ran full bore from home plate to the outfield where “Chief Nockahoma” had set up, took out the teepee and took down the chief. Those were the days. John Stearns is one of my all time favorite Mets. Is my age showing?