This Is What Happens When You Put a GoPro on a New York Met

This is a fantastic use of a wearable camera.
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The Internet has attached cameras to many different things to get a sense of their perspective. Eagles, dogs, skydivers, and pretty much anything else you can think of. Well now we can add "A New York Met Celebrating Winning the NL East" to the list.

This video comes courtesy of a camera that Mets left fielder Michael Comforto attached to his hat. It's pretty insane and cool and features both the locker room celebration and the post-game curtain call on the field for the fans. It's also a rare glimpse into what it's like to be a major league baseball player.

For most of us, this is as close to celebrating in a pro sports locker room that any of us will ever get, and I, for one, can't wait for the day when first-person POV becomes a thing in sports. And for those readers who are scoffing and thinking back to the moments they've celebrated winning pro sports championships in a locker room, email me, Kobe. I want to hear what you think of Nick Young. Has he told you that dolphin story yet?