Pigeon Dies Mets Game

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The New York Mets are using their seat-filling cardboard cutouts to pay tribute to a beloved member of the New York media.

Anthony Causi, a New York Post photographer for 25 years, died in April at age 48 after battling COVID-19. There was an outpouring of love and support at the time, especially for his wife and two young children, but there was no way for him to be honored at a baseball game with the season suspended due to the pandemic.

With MLB exhibition games now underway, there was finally a chance to pay tribute to Causi. The Mets found the perfect way: they took a cardboard cutout of Causi and set it in the photo pool — exactly where you’d find him during any Mets game.

The Mets have put up a cardboard cutout of Anthony Causi in the photo pit ❤️ pic.twitter.com/XU6XQwWmSL

— SNY (@SNYtv) July 21, 2020

We had to save him a spot. 🧡💙 (via @SNYtv) pic.twitter.com/jwaWFc1PB1

— New York Mets (@Mets) July 21, 2020

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The Yankees also honored him on Sunday during an exhibition game with the Mets, putting a tribute on the scoreboard and holding a moment of silence.

First-class gesture by the #Yankees honoring the great Anthony Causi with a moment of silence before their first “real” game back at the Stadium. We miss you here, pallie. pic.twitter.com/UWpPX2b3FR

— Mike Vaccaro (@MikeVacc) July 19, 2020Pigeon

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Causi spent his career photographing the New York sports scene, taking a number of iconic photos of Mets and Yankees stars over the years. He’s most remembered for his photo of Mariano Rivera jogging out to the mound from the bullpen.

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Wow. Pleasant surprise... this photo was signed by BOTH Rivera and Causi. I had only expected Rivera’s signature. One of the most iconic photos in Yankees history. RIP Anthony Causi. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/aiDAssVrQh

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