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October 30, 2008

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Repman,

Why is it a surprise that there's a market for schlock? Have you ever seen the eBay bidding action on Hummel figurines or 9/11 commemorative coins? Sports is a business and a buck is a buck.

What I don't understand is why all the hate on the Mets? Are you still a "fan?" I ask because all you seem to enjoy is kicking them in the teeth when they're down. I'm just sayin'.

Repman,

Why is it a surprise that there's a market for schlock? Have you ever seen the eBay bidding action on Hummel figurines or 9/11 commemorative coins? Sports is a business and a buck is a buck.

What I don't understand is why all the hate on the Mets? Are you still a "fan?" I ask because all you seem to enjoy is kicking them in the teeth when they're down. I'm just sayin'.

I adore the Mets, Peter. Always have. Always will. That doesn't mean I can't complain about the general management or the players' performance. Are you happy with the organization? If so, do you also enjoy sticking an icepick in your ear? Testing electric fences? Rooting for the Mets the past two years has been somewhat similar.

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