Canadian Comedian Nathan Fielder Resonates the Emotion of Every Mets Fan at Citi Field After His Team Faces Humiliating Loss

As the MLB enters its wild card round, one team that remains in a perpetual public spotlight is the New York Mets. From seriously competing with the Yankees in the Subway Series, to leading the National League East Division for a significant amount of time, the Mets witnessed an extremely roller-coaster season. Ultimately, their season concluded with the Atlanta Braves snatching the East Division Title, crediting an end-season surge.

While the Mets fans have faced disappointment all through the last six years crediting postseason absence, this year would’ve hurt more than usual. That being said, the Mets entered the wild card round as the strongest team in there. However, their first game against the Padres was anti-climatic, to say the least. And expressions of the Canadian comedian Nathan Fielder explained exactly that.

The reaction of Nathan Fielder is something every New York Mets fan can relate to, right now

Notably, the New York Mets witnessed an embarrassing 1-7 defeat in the first wild-card game against the San Diego Padres at Citi Field. This disappointment was palpable on the face of multiple fans. Amongst them was Canadian comedian, actor, writer, director, and producer Nathan Fielder.

And while Nathan is popularly known for his mundane expressions and sarcasm, he really wasn’t having a good time. As very accurately quoted by Fox, “Nathan Fielder is every Mets fan right now.”

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Fielder’s face equaled the messy Mets display that unfolded in front of the bleachers. The official MLB page sarcastically tweeted, “@nathanfielder out on the town having the time of his life with a bunch of friends. They’re all just out of frame, laughing too.”

Can the Mets reach the World Series?

After yesterday’s shocking and disappointing game, the World Series thought only started to walk further away. However, it’s not over till it’s over, right? Despite a humiliating 1-7 loss against the San Diego Padres at Citi Field, the Mets still have two more matches in the Wild Series round to resurrect themselves. Moreover, playing at Citi Field could be another bonus.

Notably, the last time the Mets made the postseason was back in 2016 when they lost the Wild Card round against the San Francisco Giants 0-3. This happening occurred only one year after the Mets made the World Series for the first time in 15 years. And lost to the Kansas City Royals.

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The disappointing division snatch by the Atlanta Braves seems to be hurting the Mets Roster more than one would imagine. What do you think?