The New York Mets have been hosting summer concerts at Citi Field since the stadium opened in 2009, making a point to carry ...

Mr. Met did not have a great Friday night while joining The Lumineers onstage for the band's concert at Citi Field. While ...

The Mets’ beloved mascot took a nasty spill off the stage at the Lumineers concert in Flushing on Friday night and the ...

Mr. Met’s appearance at the Lumineers’ July 11 concert at Citi Field went viral after the mascot fell off the stage. The mascot dropped a tambourine thrown to him by Lumineers lead singer Wesley ...

New York Mets mascot, Mr. Met, hilariously fell off the stage while The Lumineers were performing at the Mets home stadium, Citi Field.

The latest example of that is the New York Mascot absolutely making a fool of himself up on stage. Mr. Met joined the folk rock band known as the Lumineers during a portion of their show, and in Mr.

Mr. Met went viral for his fall during the Lumineers concert on Friday. The New York Mets icon shared he is doing okay.

While Mr. Met doesn’t speak, he spent over an hour at the reception, posing for photos, high-fiving, hugging guests and dancing up a storm to LMFAO’s “Party Rock Anthem, ...

— -- A little before 11 p.m. on Wednesday, I received a text from a friend of mine who used to be the mascot for the Baltimore Orioles. It was a heads-up that my Twitter feed was about to ...

Mr. Met is no stranger to hardball — even with the feds. In 1997, the big-headed mascot was threatened by the Secret Service while President Bill Clinton was in town for Jackie Robinson Day.

Mr. Met, known for an oversized head with baseball seams, is among the sport's most recognized mascots. Technically, he has only four digits on each hand — three fingers and a thumb.

He’s Met as hell and he’s not going to take it anymore! You might think Mr. Met crossed the line last night when he flipped off long-suffering Amazin’s fans for no apparent reason. I’m ...