It sure felt like the Mets would win 'em all, or at least this next quantum in the set, when Mark Vientos blasted an early two-run homer off Bryce Elder to give David Peterson and the Mets a lead Sunday afternoon. Surely the Mets would pour it on as they had the last two days, tormenting various Atlanta relievers and leaving us to wonder where, exactly, this exceptional play had been for much of the summer.
Pressley outlined the immense pressure on any manager to secure victories, stating, "Whether you are the manager of Rangers or Celtic, or whether you are the manager at Dundee, your supporters generally turn up on a Saturday afternoon expecting you to win." He acknowledged the typical fluctuations in public opinion towards managerial performance, saying, "All I can do is continue to work hard with my staff, with our players and hopefully in time begin to convince people that we can do something that is right here."
For boxing fans, the excitement often overshadows the costs involved in staging major events. While they crave memorable bouts, organizers face hefty expenses to deliver them.
The event promised an immersive experience, including games, exclusive merch and menu items, and a chance to win $10,000. But some fans said the experience didn't deliver on those promises.