Mets Tickets Cheaper Than Taco Bell, Fans Check Out

0:00On April 2-8, the New York Mets are hitting rock bottom this MLB season, not just on the field, but at the ticket window. Despite one of the league's highest payrolls, they're barely scraping by in the standings. Now, tickets for home games are selling for less than a Crunchwrap Supreme, at Taco Bell, talk about a fast-food flex gone wrong. Expectations were through the roof coming in, but the team is underperformed all year, staying near the bottom of the pack. Fans expected contention, but got constant lead downs instead. That frustration boiled over, and a viral bleacher report post, showing those dirt cheap tickets, highlighting zero demand, and a huge gap between hype, and results. It's a clear sign the fan base is checked out. Lately, other teams like the Red Sox and Phillies fired their managers in the past five days, sparking talk about Carlos Mendoza's job security with, the Mets. Until they turn this around, those ticket prices might drop even lower, proving money can by wins or crowds.

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