Doors open at 9:30am
10am-10:45am State of the Mets
10:45am -11:30am Michael Sergio Panel
11:30am-12:30pm. Michael Sergio Signing
11:30am-12:30pm. Subway to Shea Podcast
1230pm-12:40pm GIL Hodges Award
12:40pm- 1:45pm Zac Thornton Panel
1:45pm-2:45pm Zac Thornton Signing
1:45pm-2:15pm INTERMISSION
2:15pm-3pm Mets Make a Deal
3pm- 4pm Til Mets Do Us Part
4pm-5pm Keith Hernandez Panel
5pm-6pm Keith Hernandez Signing
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- State of the Mets Panel: Dive into the latest Mets news, rumors, and offseason strategies with a lively discussion led by Gotham Baseball’s Mark C. Healey. In the past it has featured expert insights from top Mets analysts, including Joe DeMayo (SNY’s The Mets Pod), Anthony Rivera (Subway to Shea Podcast), Matt Ibanez (Til Mets Do Us Part), and more. Get the scoop on the team’s 2025 outlook and what’s next for the Amazin’s!
- Subway to Shea Podcast making it's QBC Big Show debut
- Mets Make a Deal with Dennis Holden: Test your Mets knowledge and negotiation skills in this fan-favorite game show hosted by Dennis Holden. Compete for exclusive Mets prizes and bragging rights in a fun, interactive session that brings out the inner GM in every fan.
- Hosted by John Saponaro: The charismatic John Saponaro, a QBC staple and co-host of Til Mets Do Us Part, will keep the energy high as he hosts panels and engages with fans throughout the day.
- Special Guest Appearances: Rub elbows with Mets legends and personalities (past guests have included Ray Knight, Jose Reyes, Ed Kranepool, Ron Darling, Mookie Wilson, Wally Backman, Todd Frazier, Cliff Floyd, RA Dickey, Bartolo Colon,Turk Wendell, and more(See what ya missed if you haven't been to a QBC yet?)
- Enjoy Q&A sessions, autograph signings, and memorable stories from Mets history.
- This year's guests include 1986 Sky Diver Michael Sergio, Zac Thornton and Keith Hernandez from the NY METS.
- Vendors Galore: Browse a treasure trove of Mets memorabilia, from rare baseball cards and Hall of Fame collectibles to custom artwork and team apparel. Vendors like artist Brian Kong will offer unique items for collectors and casual fans alike.
- Food & Drinks: Savor delicious offerings from One Stop Venues, a QBC partner, with a menu featuring fan-favorite bites and refreshing drinks to keep you fueled all day.
- Prizes & Giveaways: trivia contests, and exclusive swag. Past events have featured bobbleheads, signed memorabilia, and more—don’t miss your chance to score!.
Doors open at 9:30am
10am-10:45am State of the Mets
10:45am -11:30am Michael Sergio Panel
11:30am-12:30pm. Michael Sergio Signing
11:30am-12:30pm. Subway to Shea Podcast
1230pm-12:40pm GIL Hodges Award
12:40pm- 1:45pm Zac Thornton Panel
1:45pm-2:45pm Zac Thornton Signing
1:45pm-2:15pm INTERMISSION
2:15pm-3pm Mets Make a Deal
3pm- 4pm Til Mets Do Us Part
4pm-5pm Keith Hernandez Panel
5pm-6pm Keith Hernandez Signing
- An autograph is simply the celebrity's signature. It's the basic form of a signed item, where the celebrity writes their name (often in a stylized or recognizable way) on an item like a photo, poster, book, or jersey.
- It's typically quick and straightforward, focusing solely on the signature itself without any additional text.
- Example: If a celebrity like Tom Hanks signs a movie poster with just "Tom Hanks," that's a pure autograph.
- An inscription goes a step further by including a personalized message or dedication along with the autograph. This could be a short note, quote, or greeting tailored to the recipient (or sometimes a generic one).
- It's more elaborate and can make the item feel unique or sentimental, but it often takes extra time for the celebrity to write.
- Example: On the same movie poster, an inscription might read "To Sarah, May the force be with you! Tom Hanks." Here, "To Sarah, May the force be with you!" is the inscription, and "Tom Hanks" is the autograph.
- Content: Autograph = Signature only. Inscription = Signature + a message.
- Personalization: Autographs are generally not personalized (though they can be), while inscriptions often include names, dates, or specific phrases to make them more special.
- Time and Availability: At signing events, autographs are faster to produce, so celebrities might limit inscriptions to avoid long lines. Some events or sellers charge extra for inscriptions or have rules about what can be inscribed (e.g., no offensive language).
- Value: In collectibles, an inscribed item can be more valuable if the message is meaningful or rare, but sometimes collectors prefer "clean" autographs without inscriptions for broader appeal.




1 comment:
Can't wait! I don't see any standalone fast pass tickets on the Eventbrite page. Will those be available?
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