
April Fools has become a web developer’s playground. It gives web developers a chance to open up their creative minds and play practical jokes that wouldn’t fly the rest of the year. This year, from Youtube turning you’re videos into text, Google Maps turning Street View into 3-D, to Funny Or Die pretending to be owned by Twitter sensation Justin Beiber, everyone is getting in on the action.
The Mets.com is even joining in on the fun. When I went over to Mets.com today I saw the prank above. This prank starts telling me that Daniel Murphy will miss two to six weeks (which in Mets medical standard terms means at least two months) and Reyes will not start Opening Day. It then pulls the prank to ask me to buy Opening Day tickets. It’s a pretty good prank. I mean no ones going to buy opening day tickets for an Opening Lineup of Matthews, Castillo, Wright, Bay, Francoeur, Jacobs, Barajas, and Cora. Right? I’m hoping that lineup is an April Fools Joke itself. Unfortunately it is not.
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It seems as though the 2009 New York Mets aren’t the only thing falling apart. Their stadium, Citi Field, is starting to crumble as well. Back on January 25th, the 15-foot-long, 35-pound “C’ on the stadium’s center field “Citi Field” Sign came crashing down. Luckily there is no baseball being played in the month of January because once this piece hit the ground it shattered into a bunch of pieces. This piece of scaffolding could near crush someones skull. How’s that for a lawsuit. It would make the money that Bernie Madoff scammed from the Wilpon’s look like my five year old son’s piggy bank. What am I talking about? I don’t have a five year old son, at least that I know of. Debra he isn’t mine. Anyway, hopefully the 2010 New York Mets have a stronger foundation than their building. For more information on Citi Field, follow 




