Mets Fan Ejected for Profane Chant

0:00On April 22nd, the New York Mets just hit a 12-game losing streak the worst since 2004 when they dropped 11 straight. They've been outscored 67-22 and batting just 194 at the plate. Tensions boiled over Tuesday night at City Field during a loss to the twins when security ejected a fan for violating the code of conduct after he chanted something profane about manager Carlos Mendoza. The stadium felt the heat despite 46 degree weather with fans Boeing reliever Devon Williams off the mound after he loaded the bases. Chance of fire, Mendoza echoed through the crowd and some even wore paper bags over their heads in protest. Attendance was decent at 32,798 but sections looked empty early on as frustration mounted. Online reactions split Mets fans right down the middle. Some backed the ejection, pointing out profanity crosses the line in a family friendly spot and stadiums can boot anyone for that. Others called it overkill, saying fans paid good money, starting around 10 bucks a ticket to vent after watching this slump.

1:04This isn't the first time City Field security stepped in. Last year a fan got tossed for inciting a hot dog toss. Fire chance happened all over baseball, even sell, the team yells at other parks, but personal attacks with curses hit different under the rules. Winning could cool things off quick and queens, but right now that fans viral exit has everyone talking about where frustration ends and decorum kicks in. New York Mets News today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on the field and beyond.