Author: Joe D

FOCO Releases New York Mets Holiday Mascot Bobblehead

December is right around the corner and it’s officially the season of gift giving. If you’re looking for something special for a Mets fan, then look no further than FOCO’s brand new New York Mets Holiday Mascot Bobblehead. The New York Mets version is part of a larger collection of 53 bobbleheads that feature popular team mascots across 53 teams from the NFL, NHL, NBA, MLB, and select...

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FOCO Releases Mr. Met Thanksgiving Day Float Bobblehead

The 2022 MLB season has officially come to an end and the Mets will enter what many believe will be an extremely active offseason for the team. They already made headlines inking Edwin Diaz to the largest contract ever for a closer, and recent history suggests this will be the first of many large moves for the Mets. There’s no doubt the 2022 season didn’t end the way we had hoped, but there’s a...

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FOCO Releases Mr. Met Halloween Bobblehead

The 2022 season did not end the way that the Mets had hoped it would and the offseason will likely come with major changes to the 2023 roster. Perhaps over time Mets fans can look back at the 2022 team and enjoy a lot of the success they had during the regular season but for the moment, I would imagine that is not the case for most. FOCO is trying to cheer up the fan base with a new Mr. Met...

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FOCO Releases Jacob DeGrom Mets Light Up Bobblehead

The Mets came into the 2022 season with high hopes and have clinched their ticket to playoff baseball. The last stretch of the regular season will see them battle it out until the end against their divisional foe the Atlanta Braves. After such a successful season, it would be almost a let down for the Mets not to win the NL East, something they have not done since 2015. For them to do, they will...

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Mets Have Highest Payroll in Baseball

Ronald Blum of he Associated Press is reporting that citing MLB figures, the New York Mets entered September with the highest payroll in the league. Blum writes that the Los Angeles Dodgers, who started the season as the top spender, fell into second due to Trevor Bauer’s suspension. They have not led the Majors in spending since 1989, when their total payroll was just $21.3 million. Entering...

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