SNY airs cannabis ads during reeling Mets games — but some parents are smoking mad
SNY has begun airing cannabis advertisements during Mets games, which has sparked outrage among some parents. Critics argue that these ads could expose children to marijuana, despite regulations intended to prevent targeting minors. The cannabis company behind the ads claims they are aimed at adult audiences and comply with state advertising rules.
- ▪SNY is airing cannabis ads during Mets games, leading to backlash from parents concerned about children viewing them.
- ▪Greg Hach, a Republican congressional candidate, criticized New York Democrats for allowing cannabis ads on sports broadcasts.
- ▪The cannabis company Strain Stars asserts that their advertisements target adults and comply with state regulations.
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Metro exclusive SNY airs cannabis ads during reeling Mets games — but some parents are smoking mad By Carl Campanile Published May 24, 2026, 7:19 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google The Mets might drive you to smoke. SNY’s telecasts are now airing cannabis ads as some angered fans might be feeling they have to get tuned up to want to tune in to the last place New York Mets. But the marijuana spots are getting some viewers smoking mad because they could reach kids and other viewers under 21, who are banned from buying legal cannabis. 4 SNY is now airing a commercial for the cannabis dispensary Strain Stars. Obtained by NY Post 4 Marijuana is visible in jars during the Strain Stars ad spot. Obtained by NY Post “10% off orders over $150.
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