Geese Bassist Throws Mets First Pitch

0:00It's April 27. This is entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI, your daily dose of celebrity buzz. Geese basis Dominic Dijasu stepped up to the mound at Cityfield on Sunday afternoon for the ceremonial first pitch before the Mets took on the Colorado Rockies. The avowed Mets Superfan nailed an accurate throw with his bandmates Cameron Winter, Max Basson, and Emily Green right there cheering him on all. Decked out in custom Mets jerseys sporting their last names and numbers, 4 or 20. Earlier this week, Dijasu told WNYC how it all went down. Mr. Mett crashed their latest New York show, showed love for the band, and opened the door for this collab. Dijasu said it was a dream he'd had since he was a kid, to throw out that first pitch for his favorite team. Dijasu reps the Mets hard, rocking their blue and orange gear in photo shoots, and on stage. He said a world series win for them, first since 1986, would top even killer reviews

1:02for Geese's album getting killed. The band hit a Mets game last year too, and he picked a championship over pitchfork praise any day. He's now in good company with Mets loving artists like Julian Casablanca's of the strokes, and John Mayer, who've tossed pitches there before. Meanwhile, the Baltimore Orioles are hyping Turnstile with special jerseys and a July 10th tribute, showing how teams are linking up with hot local, rock acts. These band bar crossovers keep getting cooler, blending indie energy with stadium vibes. Geese proving they can rock the stage, or the diamond.