A small group of Mets fans got to be part of an amazing celebration after their team beat the Cubs, 8-3, to clinch a World Series berth in Chicago Wednesday night.
To show his appreciation for their away game support, Mets manager Terry Collins made the loyal fans part of the team's celebration when he playfully sprayed them with champagne as they chanted, "Let's go Mets" behind their Wrigley Field dugout after the game.
Amazing video of Terry Collins spraying the Mets fans at Wrigley with champagne! @SNYtv pic.twitter.com/W9FYWGbPjR
— Matt Dunn (@MattDunnSNY) October 22, 2015
It's been 15 years since a Mets team won a pennant, so the fans also chanted the manager's name, "Terry Collins," in gratitude as well.
Terry Collins just doused Mets fans with champagne. They are chanting his name in gratitude.
— Tim Brown (@TBrownYahoo) October 22, 2015
TC is a class act. We Mets fans grilled him most of the first half of the year and all of the last two years. He deserves this and a new contract for another two years if he wants it. Sandy, also, shut up all his critics and me too for thinking he was asleep at the switch, all the while he was waiting on the best deals for the team. Common Mets finish the deal and keep the grand story going with the appropriate ending - take it all in the WS. Whattayear-fugghettaboutit !
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