Results for the "What should baseball have done to John Rocker?" poll (reality in bold): - NOTHING! He has the right to say what he wants, and being booed wherever he goes is punishmment enough 177 votes, 30% - Make him ride the No. 7 train everyday he plays @ Shea 139 votes, 24% - Suspend him for life 90 votes, 15% - Suspend him for some of the season 66 votes, 11% - Suspend him for the season 62 votes, 11% - Leave it up to the Braves 46 votes, 8% - Make him apoligize WITHOUT trailing off 9 votes, 2% There have been 589 votes since the question debuted on the website's debut, 1/15/00 |
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THIS WAS THE BEST UNOFFICIAL NEW YORK METS WEBSITE |
The Best Unofficial New York Mets Website debuted on Saturday, January 15, 2000. It started as a fan site and got bigger and bigger and bigger. Over the course of a year it too big to handle, and that's why on the one-year anniversary of the site, I have decided to call it quits. The site has collected an enormous amount of hits, has gotten many e-mails and guestbook signings, and has advertised in many different places. It's been fun, but it's over. I'd like to thank all the visitors, the surfers, Homestead, and of course the greatest team in the history of sports: the New York Mets. For me, it seems like the end of an era. For a year, this truly was the best unofficial New York Mets website. Now it's time for someone else to take the throne. Thanks again to all my supporters and LET'S GO METS!! -The site creator P.S. If you happen to sign the guestbook, the question "How far will the Mets go in Y2K?" means from 2000-2999. In other words, Y2K means the new millennium. |
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Results for the "How far will the Mets go in Y2K?" poll (reality in bold): - All the way :-) 418 votes, 69% NL Champs; lose in WS 70 votes, 12% - Make it to NLCS; lose 45 votes, 7% - Won't make the playoffs :-( 39 votes, 6% - Make it to Divisional Championships; lose 36 votes, 6% There have been 608 votes since the question debuted on the website's debut, 1/15/00 |
