New York Mets
Mets fans have two rivalries to manage and it's not a secret The Braves are the National League enemy that's been there since the 80s. The Yankees are the New York enemy that's there every June for the Subway Series. These Mets rivalry shirts are built to wear against both, depending on the week.
Anti-Braves gear leads in the divisional sense because Atlanta has been the Mets' measuring stick for decades. Censored or explicit, text or box, in Mets blue and orange. Anti-Phillies designs cover the heated NL East scrap that's turned meaner the last few years with anti-Marlins and anti-Nationals tees rounding out the East. The Yankees collection lives alongside because Subway Series hate is its own thing and Queens never stops talking about it.
If you want New York Mets fan gear with edge, this is the rack. Wear it to Citi Field under the Apple, to bars in Astoria and Long Island City, to anywhere in Queens or out on Long Island.
Two World Series titles. The 1969 Miracle Mets pulling one of the great upsets in sport. The 1986 team and Mookie's grounder going under Buckner's glove forever. Tom Seaver's number 41 hanging at Citi. Let's go Mets.
