There will be more too, they just haven’t decided on it all yet, and there is always time to add more. Shea isn’t quite dead yet, it might still have a little magic in it yet. They can worry about which parts to immortalize in November.

My points were people like teixeira, sabathia, etc. shouldn’t be getting $100 million contracts to begin with, that there will always be enough people at games in NY to make boycotting irrelevant (and since I live upstate I only go to about 5 games a year anyway), and more than anything that if you agree something needs to be done about ticket prices/player salaries to DO something productive (not simply “complaining on metsblog” as you say I am doing or staging your own personal silent boycotts as you suggest that mean NOTHING) like writing to and getting the attention of people that have the power to do something.

And before I hear the tired garbage that ‘they can charge what they want”, let’s not forget that this stadium was built with over $170 million in public funds and they got TAX FREE bonds to finance the stadium.

In fact the Mets are currently seeking more tax-free financing for construction costs, while planning on charging people a minimum of $75 a ticket to sit anywhere but the upper deck.