23-28 for a team that had high expectations really is unacceptable. And that frustration evidently is shared by everyone in the stadium… Including the beloved mascot Mr Met.
Now, I heard Mr Met was fired after this incident and that sucks and all. But I heard some gold hot takes on Twitter for maybe why Mr Met flipped the fan the bird that I think makes this grounds to excuse the mascot…
How can Mr. Met get in trouble for giving someone the middle finger IF HE DOESN'T HAVE ONE 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 pic.twitter.com/0QZd2GxQyz
— Hector Diaz (@iamHectorDiaz) June 1, 2017
Excellent point. You can’t give a middle finger if you only have four fingers. THERE IS NO “MIDDLE” – boom. Lawyered.
The President is pleased to announce that Mr Met has accepted our offer to take over as WH Communications Director
— Sean Spicier (@sean_spicier) June 1, 2017
This tweet was too funny to not leave off.
RT to support @MrMet. He's the last person that should be fired in that organization. pic.twitter.com/RdPwqryoMs
— These Guys Podcast (@TheseGuysSP) June 1, 2017
Really good point. In a sea of morons, you probably don’t fire the mascot who is just doing what the entire fan-base feels like doing!
Not sure what the big deal is with Mr. Met flipping off a fan. The Mets have been flipping off their fan base for years
— Mike RTA (@Mike__RTA) June 1, 2017
So true.
Mr. Met wasn't really flipping the bird. That was just a broken finger gone undiagnosed by team doctors.
— Chris Cotillo (@ChrisCotillo) June 1, 2017
BODYBAG. For all the injury NIGHTMARES this team has had, it seems impossible to think Mr Met is the person who should be fired in the organization. I don’t know…
I definitely think this is a forgive and forget thing. Plus, how would we even know if they fired some guy under a mascot?! LET IT GO!!
Flip Bats Not Birds,
@WCS_Taylor