The champagne was on ice and the t-shirts were printed. Unfortunately someone forgot to tell the Phillies. As a morale booster for the team, the Phillies front office decided to plan a raucous post game celebration in honor of the teams first run since Jackie Robinson day in April. Sadly that run never came.
The Phillies will now have to pack up the shirts, emblazoned with the words "We Scored" on the front and the team logo on the back, and have them shipped to Florida with the hopes that their fortunes improve at Tampax Pearl Stadium this weekend against Los Marlins.
Regardless of what happens on the remainder of their road trip, Phillies management is already discussing moving in the fences at Citizens Bank Park some more. Apparently the team became so enamored with the dimensions at Mr. Met's Kiddie Field that they hope to reconfigure their home park to play even more like it than it already does. There has been no confirmation yet if they will include a tee as well.
As for the Mets, they were celebrating with their own shirts courtesy of Mets Broadcaster Gary Cohen. Cohen, apparently was so confident in the Mets pitching staff that he had the shirts printed up yesterday by local t-shirt company, The 7 Line.
Darren Meenan of The 7 Line recalls the encounter, "This guy comes into the shop all fired up and says he wants this many shirts and he wants them to say Goose Egg Sweep. We asked him what the hell a goose egg sweep was and he told us that by the time the night was over we would know. His only concern seemed to be that the game end before midnight so the date would be right."
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I love the Tampax Pearl Stadium reference.
ReplyDeleteHahaha yes! Well done again today, Randy. The Gary Cohen stuff is great too! "At seven minutes to midnight..." Oh man this is great.
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