<p>Baseball fans at Citi Field discuss the disappointing 2011 season for the New York Mets and try to sum it up in one word.</p> 
<p>Videojournalists: Mario Gonzalez and Bobby Cassidy</p>

Baseball fans at Citi Field discuss the disappointing 2011 season for the New York Mets and try to sum it up in one word. Videojournalists: Mario Gonzalez and Bobby Cassidy

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