Mr. Met - New York MetsMr. Met has been the mascot of the New York Mets ever since their third season as an expansion team in 1964. He is baseballs first live mascot having started with the Mets on April 14, 1964. Mr. Met visits with and entertains fans at Citi Field. When he is not at the stadium, he is active throughout the New York area visiting hospital and schools and doing other good work in the community. Mr. Met has always been loved by Mets fans and was there for

troublesome

This Bengal tiger dresses in the Detroit jersey and cap and spends every home game having fun with the fans at Comerica Park

in July of 1979

000 came to a game

Rube Waddell

Bernie would slide down a big slide into a beer mug to celebrate home runs and Brewers victories

and encourage the kids

he makes the occasional exception

Position Played: Left Out (as Team Mascot)

many a bald-headed man has had his head “buffed” by a passing Phillie Phanatic

and Shoeless Joe Jackson

Wally’s early popularity was largely the result of stories about him made up by broadcaster Jerry Remy who told the stories during televised Red Sox games