I brought a HATER to a Mets game! Did I change his mind?

There's been SO MUCH HATE lately, and this guy was a huge part of it, but there's nothing to hate about saving money on tickets:
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But okay, as for this dude in the thumbnail, his name is Jared Schwartz. He's a reporter for the New York Post, and he blasted me in an article after my disastrous trip to Coors Field in August. Fast-forward a month and we ended up at a game together at Citi Field. How? Because I challenged him to join me to see what it's ACTUALLY like, and to his credit he accepted.
Want to see the new article that he wrote about me? Yes, of course you do. Here's the link:
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Leave a comment on this video and let me know what you think about it, and if you want to earn some extra credit, leave a comment on the article itself on the NY Post website.
As I mentioned at the start of this video, it was filmed on September 28, 2022, so that was still at the tail end of the regular season. The Mets were facing the Miami Marlins and I got a DOZEN baseballs. As promised here's the complete list:
1) thrown by Huascar Brazoban
2) thrown (left-handed!) by Pablo Lopez
3) thrown by an unknown Marlins player
4) thrown by Richard Bleier
5) thrown by Richard Bleier
6) home run retrieved in the seats
7) home run retrieved in the seats
8) thrown by Richard Bleier
9) thrown by Richard Bleier
10) thrown by Richard Bleier
11) home run caught on the fly
12) home run by Luke Williams caught on the fly
As it turns out, Richard Bleier has now thrown me THIRTY-SEVEN BASEBALLS, which is just one short of the record for most balls from one person. That would be Carlos Beltrán with 38. (Bold prediction: Bleier will break that record next season.)
This video was filmed by "Fenway Chris" (@yonnernyc on Insta) and it was edited by Rachel Messbauer. Thanks for watching!