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NY Mets College Internship

Posted on September 8, 2009 by | 4 Comments

From Claudia Sampson

Hello

Do you know of any current college students in the NYC metro area that would be interested in a Credit Only Fall Internship with the NY Mets? The Media Relations department is looking for a College Senior or Junior that could work 2 full days per week and 1 weekend day (if possible). The HR group is looking for a student with a flexible schedule (2 days per week) that could assist with HR admin related projects. Interested students can submit their resumes directly to my attention by next Friday 9/11.

Thanks,

Francisco Estrada, Director, Workforce Strategy, Major League Baseball, Office of the Commissioner, 245 Park Avenue, 29th floor, NY, NY  10167

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Mets Winning Boosts Attendance

Posted on July 18, 2008 by | Leave a comment

If you reach first place, they will come. Fans of the National League East-leading New York Mets are snatching up tickets to the upcoming showdown series with the rival Philadelphia Phillies.

Already, more than 50,000 tickets have been sold for the first two games of the series, scheduled for next Tuesday and Wednesday. Tickets sales for the third game, a businessman’s special on Thursday, are approaching the same level, a team spokesman said.

The Mets come-from-behind victory Thursday night over the Cincinnati Reds—their tenth consecutive win—brought them into a first place tie with Philadelphia. Continue reading →

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Mets Fire Randolph: I feel dirty!

Posted on June 17, 2008 by | Leave a comment

As a Mets fan, I’m embarrassed this morning, and I feel a little dirty. I understand why Willie Randolph was fired.  In fact, due to the time I spend talking to people connected to the team, I am probably aware of why he was fired better than most people. 

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