Seventh inning stretch at the last night game ever played by the New York Mets, September 26 2008. They lost to the Florida Marlins mainly due to lousy hitting and atrocious relief pitching, but w...
Seventh inning stretch at the last night game ever played by the New York Mets, September 26 2008. They lost to the Florida Marlins mainly due to lousy hitting and atrocious relief pitching, but we had a great time anyway saying goodbye to the great old building. This is a panoramic sweep of Shea's perfect concrete circle. You can hear the very end of "Take Me Out To The Ball Game" and the beginning of "Lazy Mary", which is why the crowd is dancing.
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