The MLB’s New York Mets recently posted a job opening for their iconic mascot, Mr Met, while offering the same salary range as WNBA star prospect Caitlin Clark, find out more about the job below and its eligibility and requirements
The Mr. Met mascot job involves a person dressing up in a giant costume and entertaining crowds.
New York Mets mascot ‘Mr Met’ job salary details and how to apply for the role details
Voldemort wouldn’t stand a chance 🧙♂️🧙 pic.twitter.com/r5itBzlsVA
— Mr. Met (@MrMet) April 27, 2024
Mr. Met not only prefers a car, he requires one. pic.twitter.com/2lYukg3KxR
— Queens Crapper (@QueensCrapper) May 1, 2024
The New York Mets are currently making waves on the field despite a slow start to season.
New York Mets posts Mr. Met job opening and requirements
Renowned MLB team New York Mets recently posted a job opening on LinkedIn for their beloved iconic mascot, Mr. Met. Notably, a suitable candidate needs to have certain qualifications for the unique role. The job requires an applicant to be a high-energy, and enthusiastic individual capable of representing the franchise brand as their official Mascot. According to the job description, the ideal candidate also needs to have a strong passion for entertainment as well as the skill of engaging and interacting with fans from various age groups.
Mr. Met salary and job entailments
The New York Mets are offering an exciting salary ranging from $67,426.79 to $89,000 a year for the Mr. Met mascot job. Interestingly, this is about the same range as the salary of WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark. Any candidate who gets the job will have to attend various events, both on and off-site. The selected candidate also needs to promote the franchise’s brand while creating a fun and dynamic environment for fans. Interestingly, the selected candidate only has to spend 20–25 in-office hours per week and perform around 6–24 hours per week as the iconic Mr. Met.
Mr. Met mascot
The Mr. Met mascot is an iconic figure in the world of sports mascots, featuring its signature giant-sized baseball head. Mr. Met originally debuted in 1963, as one of the two official mascots for the NY Mets, alongside Mrs. Met. Notably, before appearing in real life, Mr. Met first appeared in 1963 as a cartoon drawing, on various programs.