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Noah Syndergaard assured Brandon Nimmo that he was not behind NYC's blue sky

By Eric Chesterton

On Thursday night, the New York City skyline turned blue thanks to an electrical mishap in Queens. The sight of a bright blue sky at night caused many -- including Mets outfielder Brandon Nimmo -- to wonder what strange forces were behind it.
To get out in front of any false accusations, Noah Syndergaard jumped on Twitter to let him know that Thor was not the cause. Still, he offered his services, if needed.

Nimmo did not respond to Syndergaard's offer of help, which hopefully means that he didn't need any saving. 

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