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Santa Thor and his elves came together for the Mets annual Kids Holiday Party

By Michael Clair

He knows when you are sleeping. He knows when you're awake. He knows when you're cheating fastball, so he buries a slider out of the zone. 
Confused? Don't be. At the Mets' annual Kids Holiday Party for 125 Queens-area schoolchildren, Synderclaus made an appearance. Or should that be Santa Thor? 

While we may think a Santa Thor should have cut-off sleeves and his reindeer should be replaced by the magical goats Toothgnasher and Toothgrinder, this is a pretty good look.
Noah Syndergaard wasn't the only one getting into the holiday spirit, though. Brandon Nimmo and José Reyes were on hand as Santa's elves. 

Sadly for Syndergaard, the one thing he really wants for Christmas will have to wait until October. Even the real Santa Claus doesn't have that kind of power:

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