Brendan McKeon Talks Mets Control Room and The Largest Scoreboard in Baseball
Brendan McKeon’s story with the Mets began in 2006 when he was an intern at Shea Stadium. After working the Brooklyn Cyclone control room for a few years he started working full time for the Mets in 2009, helping open Shea Stadium.
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Show Notes
Brendan McKeon’s story with the Mets began in 2006 when he was an intern at Shea Stadium. After working the Brooklyn Cyclone control room for a few years he started working full time for the Mets in 2009, helping open Shea Stadium. Brendan is now the Executive Director of In-Game operations and is responsible for a brand new scoreboard (the largest in baseball) and close to 60 employees working the game on a nightly basis. Brendan talks to Jay about how he became a Mets fan, his experience at Syracuse University and what it’s like being behind the wheel of the best show in New York City.
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