Want to be an Intern with the New York Mets? All you have to do is write and submit an essay explaining why you would like to break into the business of baseball with mets.com. Then submit to a panel of five (5) staff members of Bentley University (the “Judges”) will judge all eligible Submissions based on criteria set forth in the Judging section below. All Submissions must be a maximum of 100 words in length and submitted in English.
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7 comments
Mr North Jersey
9/11/2009-9:49am at 9:49 am (UTC -4)
Not to rip the Mets any further than they have already been ripped but how is it that the University that decides if you are a Mets intern is a Boston one? Shouldn’t it be like St. Johns University?
trs86
9/11/2009-9:53am at 9:53 am (UTC -4)
Hmmm, maybe it’s really a contest done by MLB.com and that is where they are located?
Mr North Jersey
9/11/2009-9:54am at 9:54 am (UTC -4)
Still, wouldn’t it make sense to allow a New York University decide?
trs86
9/11/2009-10:14am at 10:14 am (UTC -4)
Yes, just trying to rationalize. My point is maybe they are doing this for a lot of teams and the Mets themselves have no say in it?
Mr North Jersey
9/11/2009-10:25am at 10:25 am (UTC -4)
True, your right the Mets may have no say over it.
Looking through the teams on the east coast the only other team that is doing the promotion is the team in which the University resides the Boston Red Sox.
MLB seems to be running this promotion. Still have to say MLB dropped the ball by not allowing a NY University judge the Mets essays imo.
trs86
9/11/2009-10:28am at 10:28 am (UTC -4)
Agreed.
CaseStreet
9/11/2009-10:15am at 10:15 am (UTC -4)
at least they let St. Johns play the first game at Citi