If you were dropped into the middle of the Brooklyn Cyclones' Seinfeld Night -- like we were earlier this month -- the mobs of people, the crazy costumes, the ridiculous overall atmosphere might cause you to stand up and scream one of George Costanza's famous lines.
But on this night, way out on Coney Island inside the Mets' High-A ballpark by the sea, right next to an amusement park, the rules of society sort of just go out the window.
For the last 11 years, the Cyclones have hosted a special promotional evening dedicated to the Larry David-created show about nothing. A gathering of the most diehard Seinfeld fans in the city in which it was set. What's happening inside the lines, on the field, hardly matters.
As assistant GM Billy Harner told MiLB.com back in 2019, it's "a 'Seinfeld' convention with a baseball game in the background."
This year was no different with a special bobblehead that transcended time and space and an ultra-competitive Elaine Dance Contest. The winning Elaine said she was more or less raised by the sitcom. I guess Frank Constanza would make for a decent father figure? Maybe?