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    Now that the team is retooling for the upcoming season, slashing ticket prices by as much as 20 percent following this year’s lackluster performance, Coakley has another suggestion. "I think the baseball gods approved of my offering that night at Citi Field, granting us a 4-3 win over the Atlanta Braves" he said. “Maybe streaking should be a regular fifth inning tradition. Full Article at New York Post
    I think the baseball gods approved of my offering that night at Citi Field, granting us a 4-3 win over the Atlanta Braves
    SOURCE: New York Post 1 month ago
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Citi Field streaker glum over ban from stadium
  1. The press took the statement and ran with it.
    SOURCE: New York Post 1 month ago
  2. In conversation with the arresting officer I mentioned my boss was pretty cool and would probably pay me for the week
    SOURCE: New York Post 1 month ago
  3. Maybe streaking should be a regular fifth inning tradition. I don’t think Mets fans would mind as long as we’re winning games.
    SOURCE: New York Post 1 month ago
  4. In these trying times, our police and security need to concentrate on real threats and not be forced to waste time on knuckleheads looking for their 15 minutes of fame
    SOURCE: New York Post 1 month ago
  5. I was devastated ... I never meant to offend anyone, and regardless of whether or not the Mets organization lifts the ban, I will be a Met fan until the day that I die.
    SOURCE: New York Post 1 month ago
  6. I’m a singer/songwriter and performer, and realized how serious and depressing society has become
    SOURCE: New York Post 1 month ago
  7. I wanted to bring some fun and levity into people’s lives and knew I’d have a captive audience at Citi Field. Judging from the thousands of e-mails I’ve received from people all over the country supporting me, I succeeded.
    SOURCE: New York Post 1 month ago

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