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Geese Bassist's Mets Dream Pitch

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Dominic DiGesu, Geeses bassist and avid Mets fan, fulfilled his childhood dream by throwing the ceremonial first pitch at Citi Field. His bandmates joined him in custom Mets jerseys, following a recent Mr. Met visit to their New York show. DiGesus Mets fandom is well-known, and he now shares this moment with fellow rockers like Julian Casablancas and John Mayer. The intersection of sports and indie rock continues to create exciting collaborations.

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Geese Bassist's Mets Dream Pitch

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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Geese Bassist's Mets Dream Pitch. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 27th, Geese Basisd, Dominic Daijisu, a die-hard Metz fan, stepped up to the mound at Cityfield on Sunday afternoon for the ceremonial first. Pitch before the New York Metz took on the Colorado Rockies. His bandmates Cameron Winter, Max Basson, and Emily Green joined him. All rocking custom Metz jerseys with their names and numbers for or 20. Earlier this week, Daijisu shared how it all started when Mr. Metc crashed their New York show and hinted at teen collabs. Daijisu has rep the Metz hard for years, wearing their blue and orange gear in photo shoots and on stage, even shouting them out over his own album. Reviews. He's dreamed of this moment since he was a kid. Now he joins other Metz loving rockers by Julian Casablaka's from the Strokes and John Mayor who've tossed pitches there too. Meanwhile, the Baltimore Orioles are set to honor Turnstile with special jerseys on July 10th. Sports and Indy Rock keep linking up in cool ways and moments like this make the off-season buzz even better.

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