questioned another. Some wondered if Mr. Met was pushed to get swole this winter after being unseated by McDonald’s mascot Grimace who was unofficially adopted by the team as a good luck charm ...

Move over Mr. Met, there’s a new king of Queens ... fans of the blue and orange crediting one unlikely purple figure. Grimace. The famous McDonald’s advertising mascot has won the hearts ...

Yet the character in question won’t be the big-headed Mr. Met, the stalwart of the baseball mascot circle who was first drawn up in 1963 — but Grimace, the lumpy, purple cartoon character ...

Grimace, the purple McDonald’s mascot, lumbered onto the warning track before the Mets took on the Marlins on June 12, was given Mr. Met’s glove and threw out the first pitch. At the time ...

DRELLICH: The big cuddly purple Grimace costume, all of a sudden, became an emblem and a talisman to Mets fans. SIMON: The Mets already had a mascot, Mr. Met. Kind of like their BJ Leiderman ...

You could invite Mr. and Mrs. Met, as well as Ronald McDonald, Birdie the Early Bird, Captain Crook and Uncle O'Grimacey, who is the elder, more mature Grimace. He's also green. Heck, Mayor ...

As the MLB playoffs march on, websites such as TeePublic, Etsy and Amazon have an array of merchandise featuring a particular Mets' lucky charm — McDonald’s purple mascot, Grimace. Here’s a ...

But then came Grimace. Do you remember this man ... the heterosexual couple known as Mr. and Mrs. Met. (Although, what do we know? Many have claimed the duo as trans Pride icons.) ...

Mr. Met is reclaiming the team’s top mascot spot after Grimace joined the roster last year. Thomas Salus-Imagn Images Fans were quick to notice Mr. Met’s new physique through a series of ...

Move over Mr. Met, there’s a new king of Queens ... fans of the blue and orange crediting one unlikely purple figure. Grimace. The famous McDonald’s advertising mascot has won the hearts ...