The team itself still needs to be fixed, but at least the Mets have taken a few major steps toward satisfying their fans' complaints about Citi Field.In response to a loud public outcry during the $850-million stadium's inaugural season, the Mets... Full Article at Newsday

With an eye toward shining a brighter light on their storied franchise history, the Mets on Saturday announced plans to rename areas of Citi Field after former team greats, as well as a reformation of the Mets Hall of Fame Committee. Full Article at MLB.com

Today, the Mets announced a variety of changes to Citi Field. 1) The first base VIP entrance will be named after Gil Hodges; third Base VIP will honor Tom Seaver; left Field VIP will be named after Casey Stengel; and the outfield bridge will be named... Full Article at Metsblog.com

"[T]he first-base VIP entrance will be named after Gil Hodges, who led the Mets to their first World Series title in 1969, while the third-base VIP entrance will honor pitching legend Tom Seaver, widely considered the franchise's greatest player. Full Article at Amazin' Avenue

A press release from the Mets ... The Mets today announced plans to expand the presence of club history at Citi Field next season in a variety of ways, including renaming areas of the ballpark after Casey Stengel, Gil Hodges, Tom Seaver and William A. Full Article at New York Post

When you think of baseball men serving in the military, what do you think of? For most, the first images are of Ted Williams serving in both World War 2 and Korea, of Bob Feller being the first player to sign up, of Joe DiMaggio and Hank Greenberg. Full Article at Sports Blogs