Now, with Grimace becoming increasingly popular around the Mets' home stadium, even New York's broadcasters are letting their somewhat intrusive thoughts fly. Take Keith Hernandez, for example.

Before the team had any affiliation with Grimace, they were 28-37 (.430) and the playoffs seemed like a pipe dream. But since then, the Mets went 61-38 (.628) and were one of the hottest and most ...

The Grimace seat is located in the second deck in right field in section 302, row 6, seat 12, a nod to the June 12 date when the purple character first appeared at the Queens ballpark.

The Mets had a winning percentage of .431 before Grimace, and after Sunday's loss, sit at .500 after Grimace. They're 2.0 games back from a wild-card position.

Grimace was first introduced to the general public by Mcdonald’s in 1971. He joined their team of mascots, but not as the same Grimace we know and love today.

Until the day Grimace threw out the first pitch, the Mets were 28-37 in terms of wins and losses. But after Grimace appeared on the field, the team embarked on a seven-game winning streak.

The Shamrock Shake was McDonald's top invention until the summer of 2023 when it unveiled the Grimace Shake. Grimace celebrates his birthday in June, so you'll have to wait a little to see if it ...

The kid-friendly McDonald’s character tossed the first pitch at a game on June 12, which kicked off a 7-game winning streak. Grimace, the Mets' good-luck charm, soon went viral, taking on a life ...