Mayor Adams's Mets-Yankees Hat Sparks Fury From NYC Baseball Fans

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has found himself in a new controversy, but this time it's not about the legal scandals swirling around City Hall. Instead, it's about his questionable fashion choice at the Columbus Day Parade: a hat featuring both the Mets and Yankees logos.

While the hat may have been a nod to the 2000 Subway Series, it didn't sit well with New York baseball fans, who felt it was a betrayal of their team loyalties. "That’s worse than cheering for one team over the other. Absolutely no one cheers for both teams," one fan tweeted, while another declared it "Impeachable offense."

The mayor's hat comes at a time when his administration faces increasing pressure, with multiple criminal investigations ongoing. Despite pleading not guilty to bribery and fraud charges, Adams has been under fire for a series of scandals, including the resignations of several top aides.

However, he's received the backing of New York Governor Kathy Hochul, who said he's "stabilizing the city" and "bringing in new blood." Despite this, some business leaders have approached state Attorney General Letitia James about a run for City Hall, while former Governor Andrew Cuomo is also rumored to be considering a bid for the mayor's office.

The future of Adams's administration remains uncertain, but one thing is clear: his Mets-Yankees hat has stirred up more than just a little controversy in the Big Apple.

Mayor Adams's Mets-Yankees Hat Sparks Fury From NYC Baseball Fans