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Casually pulling up to the Mets game with the Death Star plans #starwars #mets #baseball
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Casually pulling up to the Mets game with the Death Star plans #starwars #mets #baseball
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"Casually pulling up to the Mets game with the Death Star plans #starwars #mets #baseball" is a baseball video from New York Mets published on May 14, 2026. Runtime 7 seconds. Teams featured: New York Mets. Pulled during event. Topics: starwars. Tap any team to open the New York Mets' schedule and recent results. If you want to watch baseball live, the watch-cost calculator maps your zip to the cheapest legal stack.
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"Casually pulling up to the Mets game with the Death Star plans #starwars #mets #baseball" is a baseball video from New York Mets published on May 14, 2026. The video player stays first, but the surrounding page adds searchable context: source, sport, runtime, tags, mentioned names, and follow paths. That extra context helps fans decide whether the clip is a quick highlight, a full segment, or a useful reference before pressing play.
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