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According to the Elias Sports Bureau, courtesy of ESPN.com, “The Mets snapped a 23-inning scoreless streak with a run in the second inning Wednesday night, which is the longest such streak for any National League team this season.”
…the crowd erupted in to a sarcastic cheer, which is becoming quite the standard reaction to things in Citi Field lately, be it Luis Castillo catching a pop up or the team scoring or run…
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RBI Baseball on the NES was the BOMB!!!
Baseball Stars was the best where you could earn money and build your team and climb the walls and rob home runs.
I like the sarcastic attitude alot better than the angry and natsy booing that was going on at the beginning of last season
YOU GO TEAM !!
Is ther an AL team that has gone longer than 23 innings to score a run?
Fred Wilpon must be so happy, he has Ebbets Field part 2 and now he has The Bums playing on the field.
Don’t forget the mock cheering when Ollie throws a strike…that was my favorite :)