Shea is that stadium for Mets fans. For all but two years of the franchise's existence, they have called Shea home. And it didn't matter that the stadium was shaped like a toilet and none-too- ...

For 11 years, Anthony Rizzo’s job at Shea Stadium was making sure everything worked, from the lights to the scoreboards – even the toilets. Now his job is making sure it all comes apart… ...

During a pregame ceremony at Shea Stadium to honor the Army’s 200th birthday, cannons loaded with blanks blew out panels of the outfield fence.

Shea Stadium's aesthetics might be disputable, but its status as the Mets' home for the last 44 years is not. The Mets will recognize the legacy of William A. Shea - by letting his son throw out ...

Also see: Stadium Guide for the New York Mets It is hard to imagine missing Shea Stadium. With no ivy on the walls or a green monster in left field, Shea is devoid of the kind of aura and charm of ...