QUEENS — The New York Mets lost to the Kansas City Royals 7-2 last night at home, blowing their chances of a miraculous comback to win the World Series.
All that we have left of the Mets' World Series run — including a dramatic series against the Los Angeles Dodgers and a mighty sweep of the Chicago Cubs — are the memories.
And the murals.
Artists began turning the grates on empty storefronts in Willets Point, across from the stadium, as soon as the division was clinched.
Some even popped up in other places around the city, giving fans something else to cheer about.
Know of any public art dedicated to the Mets? Let us know in the comments!
'Believe' at Willets Point
You gotta.
Mets Fever
Watching Sunday night's game may have made you sick, but we're not sure this was the fever this mural was talking about.
Ace Pitcher Mr. Met
He's no Harvey, but can Mr. Met throw some heat?
'Let's Go Mets'
A simple wish for the 2016 season.
'Amazin Mets' and Murphy
The Mets were Amazin' this year, and perhaps no one was as hot as Daniel Murphy — who kept hitting homers as the Mets battered the Cubs. He stopped hitting them in the World Series, unfortunately. But we'll always have Murphtober.
Mr. Met Helps Cheer
A mural in progress on 126th Street painted during game 1 of the World Series.
Even Bushwick Has a Mets Mural
Here's Mr. Met outside the Bushwick Collective.