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The Yanks might have torpedo bats, but Mr. Met has a set of guns.<\/p>\n
The beefed-up Mets mascot is set to flaunt his new physique at the former underdog team\u2019s home opener Friday \u2014 after he spent last season playing second fiddle to Grimace.<\/p>\n
The betrothed mascot had been flexing his buff new look in a series of thirsty social media pics, proving that he became a New York City gym rat during the MLB off-season.<\/p>\n
\u201cAfter the historic run of 2024, for Mr. Met, getting in the best shape of his life was about becoming a symbolic reflection of the team\u2019s limitless potential and gearing up for a season of success and fun for all our fans,\u201d a spokesperson for the Mets told The Post in a statement.<\/p>\n
Diehard Mets fans were quick to notice the muscled Mr. Met during spring training \u2014 particularly when he showed off his massive biceps during his and Mrs. Met\u2019s performance of their iconic ninth-inning \u201cTrumpets\u201d rendition.<\/p>\n
A video of the March 13 performance quickly racked up hundreds of thousands of views \u2014 and plenty of thirsty comments.<\/p>\n
\u201cOk, what\u2019s up? @MrMet is JACKED now,\u201d The 7 Line Army, the team\u2019s famous fanbase, tweeted.<\/p>\n
\u201cMad brolic for no reason !!! We love it,\u201d one fan wrote.<\/p>\n
\u201cHitting the gym with a few of the players maybe??\u201d questioned another.<\/p>\n
Some wondered if Mr. Met was pushed to get swole this winter after being unseated by McDonald\u2019s mascot Grimace who was unofficially adopted by the team as a good luck charm last season \u2014 a blockbuster run that landed them in the National League playoffs for the first time since 2016.<\/p>\n
Grimace started pinch hitting for Mr. Met in fan\u2019s hearts after the purple giant threw the first pitch at a June game that turned the season tide in the Amazins\u2019 favor and earned him a dedicated purple seat in the stadium.<\/p>\n
But the team insists Mr. Met was inspired by a completely different costumed character: his wife.<\/p>\n
\u201cMr. Met couldn\u2019t have completed his transformation without his number one supporter, Mrs. Met by his side. From food drives to fan celebrations and general appearances in the community, the duo are inseparable and are stronger together,\u201d a Mets spokesperson said in a statement.<\/p>\n
The duo hit countless events during the off-season, including the Amazin\u2019 Day fanfest, Mets House and other pop-up events throughout the year, where the team enthusiasm fueled Mr. Met better than any performance-enhancing drug. <\/p>\n
Although the team claims he wasn\u2019t building his new bod in the gym with Francisco Lindor and Polar Bear Pete, some clips said otherwise, including one of the mascot hitting a handstand pushup.<\/p>\n
\u201cMr. Met is a testament to the fact that strength comes in many forms. His transformation is a reflection of the Mets\u2019 spirit: ready, resilient, and ready to take on whatever the season throws at them,\u201d a Mets spokesperson said.<\/p>\n
\u201cWhile we\u2019re excited everyone is talking about Mr. Met\u2019s new look, the real reason he\u2019s powered up is to spend time with fans, cheer on the Mets to a victory and experience some Mets magic this season.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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