Indy’s Clark A Mets Fan

MetsBlog.com found this 4/22/2008 on www.hotfootblog.com [flag]

Indianapolis Colts Tight End Dallas Clark spoke with SNY’s Kevin Burkhardt during tonights Cubs-Mets game. He was wearing a David Wright jersey and told Burkhardt even though he’s from Iowa he grew up a Mets fan watching the 1986 team and was a fan of Dwight Gooden and Darryl Strawberry . Newsday’s David Lennon has more on Clark’s visit with the Mets at his Blog ... [link]

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Links: Running, Football, Fights and Walk-Offs
Published 4/22/2008 by Matt Cerrone at MetsBlog.com
... featuring two Mets fans being arrested. Speaking of fans, at Yahoo!’s Big League Stew, ‘Duk relays a video of two Yankees fans attacking eachother. Brian Moritz, from the Press & Sun Bulletin, recaps the B’Mets first walk-off win of the season. Colts TE Dallas Clark is a Mets fan, and visited with the team while wearing a David Wright jersey before last night’s game. In a post to Hot Foot, Peter recaps Kevin Burkhardt’s interview with Clark last night on SNY. ...

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