Speaker 1: Wow, that's that's gotta go down as one of the
Speaker 1: most embarrassing, disturbing, disgusting, awful games that the Mets have
Speaker 1: not only played in twenty twenty six, maybe since nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty two, which is arguably the worst baseball team to
Speaker 1: ever exist. Six errors I believe was the official count.
Speaker 2: Six errors, all of them on the infield. Gary told
Speaker 2: us courtesy of the stats Guy for SNY, this is
Speaker 2: the first time since nineteen eighty two the Mets made
Speaker 2: five different arason.
Speaker 1: Since nineteen eighty two or sixteen.
Speaker 2: Sixty two, nineteen sixty two Mets since was calamity of errors.
Speaker 2: It's one of the worst baseball games ever played. We
Speaker 2: say it like every single week at this point, and
Speaker 2: the Mets somehow keep finding ways to drain more wileter
Speaker 2: out of the pool.
Speaker 1: Like this is. This is baseball team. It's going to
Speaker 1: make people not like baseball anymore. This is a baseball
Speaker 1: team that's made me not like watching baseball watching this team. Again,
Speaker 1: we're in a privileged scenario where this is our job
Speaker 1: and I'm never I'm not We're not completely serious when
Speaker 1: we say this, but it is really hard to watch
Speaker 1: this team play baseball and then have to talk about
Speaker 1: them simply from the fact that we want to give
Speaker 1: you guys good con and it's I feel like it's
Speaker 1: not really that good because it's the same thing over
Speaker 1: and over again, because this team makes no adjustment, This
Speaker 1: team makes no changes. There's no inspiration, there's no motivation,
Speaker 1: there's no nobody's trying their hardest, No one's playing their best.
Speaker 1: Nobody fritzis Squaver's trying the hardest. Yeah, I think the
Speaker 1: effort is asked something that most I question mostly but
Speaker 1: Oky fair, Yeah, that's true. Most it's the quality.
Speaker 2: And as this game kind of went on the late inning,
Speaker 2: it's like Ron and Garrett got really really specific about
Speaker 2: the way it was, and you can kind of feel,
Speaker 2: especially when you're a baseball player of Ron's caliber, and
Speaker 2: anyone's ever been in a baseball field at any level before,
Speaker 2: when one team is gripping, ripping, and one team is
Speaker 2: on their heels, like Ron said, you can feel it.
Speaker 2: And when they started stealing like wild against Devin Williams
Speaker 2: in the ninth inning, and the Mets continued to make
Speaker 2: errors and they're clapping and cheering and having fun, it's
Speaker 2: the exact same thing that happened two months ago when
Speaker 2: we were in Chicago, exact same thing.
Speaker 1: This is a team that came.
Speaker 2: In also kinds of reeling, and we just put their
Speaker 2: season back on track. You just give up twenty runs
Speaker 2: in a double Heather Dancey Swanson has fifteen fucking RBIs
Speaker 2: in three games, Like, what, what actually is happening these
Speaker 2: last two days?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I think Gary has summed up really well. Him
Speaker 1: and Ron were phenomenal in these two games, which it's
Speaker 1: gotta be such a chore for them to have to
Speaker 1: announce these games. Also shout out how he rose. Real
Speaker 1: fucking shame that this is his last season for the
Speaker 1: New York Mets, because they're sending him out with absolutely
Speaker 1: no nothing. Sending him out with nothing. There are gonna
Speaker 1: be some of the worst games that he's ever announced.
Speaker 1: But Gary towards the end of the game, after Mark
Speaker 1: Vinto's makes his second era of the game, because again
Speaker 1: he is a dog shit lousy player, I mean, what
Speaker 1: do you say at this point? I mean, this is
Speaker 1: this team is in the depths of despair, can't get
Speaker 1: starting pitching to hold the other team at bay, struggling
Speaker 1: with the offense, and now the defense falls apart. Six
Speaker 1: infield errors unprecedented. I mean, it's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: The Cubs broadcast when Vianto's made that error. I think
Speaker 2: it was boogiees can't spell messa, big fat e.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean another quote from Gary in this one,
Speaker 1: this is the kind of game that causes reevaluations. You
Speaker 1: can profess all you want about being confident in the
Speaker 1: team you have, but this is nothing. But this has
Speaker 1: been nothing short of ugly. And that is a direct
Speaker 1: shot at David Sturtons, who gave one of the all
Speaker 1: time worst press conferences this week, basically just saying that
Speaker 1: this is a good team the same bullshit has been doing.
Speaker 1: And I get it, that's his m oh, that's the
Speaker 1: thing he does. But holy shit, is anybody going to
Speaker 1: ever show any sort of emotion and disdain for the
Speaker 1: quality of play besides snapping bats over our legs?
Speaker 2: What we got to hear from John Harper to beautiful
Speaker 2: moment for a Harper's hits. The whole run prevention thing
Speaker 2: has become a form of satire around the Mets after
Speaker 2: six errors tonight, and there were a couple of other
Speaker 2: bad players that were not called heirs.
Speaker 1: This, Yeah, I mean they're Brett bay BASI, well run prevention.
Speaker 1: Brettey's playing rightfield. He can't deal with guys. He he looked, Okay,
Speaker 1: that's it's a play that shows you can't play it.
Speaker 2: Two nights ago, I mean last night was Tuesday night.
Speaker 2: Tuesday night, I played with Wagman in left field.
Speaker 1: God.
Speaker 2: And then also in the first game with double Heather,
Speaker 2: he had Mark Fienzez the third base for the first
Speaker 2: time all season. Though, we'll just wave the white flag
Speaker 2: already when you're playing that guy at third base. We
Speaker 2: even have the rest of the Harper hits here the
Speaker 2: after six Ers night and falls on Stearns. Nevertheless, this
Speaker 2: was the kind of game with seasons spiraling out of
Speaker 2: control that gets a manager fired. And Mendoza looks and
Speaker 2: sounds numb to it all at this point. Also, just
Speaker 2: a quick aside, I love that John Harper never got
Speaker 2: a blue check mark, so he's still sticking to the
Speaker 2: character limits. It's with with a dash and they killed
Speaker 2: the space there. It's MGR for manager.
Speaker 1: That's a real journal right there. Fucking Love John Harper.
Speaker 1: Love John Harper again, Open invite for John Harper for
Speaker 1: a personal Harper's hits segment whenever he cares to on
Speaker 1: the Mets Up podcast. Not sure if he's ever been
Speaker 1: on Riverside before in his life. Ron Darling also during
Speaker 1: this game another quote from him, everybody in this organization,
Speaker 1: from top to bottom, has to be in question. Now.
Speaker 1: I do wonder if he read my tweet because it
Speaker 1: was a similar time where I put the Mets have
Speaker 1: given up. Steve Cohen, David Sterens, Mendoza and the players
Speaker 1: have given up. They don't care. Neither should I Mets fans.
Speaker 1: Cityfield should be empty the rest of the season. Cityfield
Speaker 1: will be empty the rest of the season.
Speaker 2: Like you saw a bit of it Wednesday night, the
Speaker 2: first game of Double Head. Of course, a Wednesday Day
Speaker 2: game will be empty besides the Norwegians. Which that was
Speaker 2: almost just like that's not like a slap in the face.
Speaker 2: It's honestly, I mean like it was.
Speaker 1: It was fun, but I was like the takeoff Mets
Speaker 1: fan hat, Yeah, hilarious if I'm a gud of twenty
Speaker 1: nine other teams in baseball, unbelievably funny. As a Mets fan,
Speaker 1: depression puts me in a dark place.
Speaker 2: And again deservedly so especially as that game fell apart,
Speaker 2: just totally jumping around for Nolan McClain to just self
Speaker 2: destruck that there're time around the batting oiler as he
Speaker 2: just fastball, fastball, fastball, over and over against still no
Speaker 2: feel for the breakers. And then when didn't really have
Speaker 2: a feel for anything for some reason, Luis Torrenz went
Speaker 2: double fastball to dance by Swanson, which the only pitch
Speaker 2: the guy could hit. And on top of that, I know,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna speak out of both sides of my mouth
Speaker 2: right now for a second, which I like to do
Speaker 2: from time to time, But of course I did like
Speaker 2: the idea of Carlos Mendoza trying to push Nolan McClain
Speaker 2: through that sixth inning and get dance by Swanson to
Speaker 2: end it, keep it that three runs, while at the
Speaker 2: same time, every shred of logic in my head was like,
Speaker 2: this is not the batter from the faces, not time
Speaker 2: from the face. I know we struck them out twice
Speaker 2: in this game, but doesn't really matter.
Speaker 1: So the fact that it's a dead season doesn't mean anything.
Speaker 2: The games actually don't matter anymore. We just care about
Speaker 2: growth and development at this point. Sure, try and get
Speaker 2: that out for the young man instead. If you're making
Speaker 2: the best baseball decision possible, that was the wrong one.
Speaker 1: Well, Brooks Raley was up, so he wouldn't have been
Speaker 1: able to face it. Brob was up. I thought Raley
Speaker 1: was too. I think I think brossebon w. I think
Speaker 1: Brosbon at least up at the time. Okay, and then
Speaker 1: then their least was right. So it's even better that
Speaker 1: he didn't go to it. I think at that was
Speaker 1: around three to zero two this afternoon, and consequentially, I
Speaker 1: think that's the right word. Consequentially, definitely don't think so. Damn. Coincidentally, Yeah,
Speaker 1: sent the email to my season ticket rep subject canceling
Speaker 1: my season tickets, wondering how it can go about canceling
Speaker 1: my season ticket package for next season. The team is horrible.
Speaker 1: I simply can't keep spending money for this product. And
Speaker 1: he told me, he goes out, the windows not open yet.
Speaker 1: You have a thirty day renewal period. You have to
Speaker 1: know when that is, and that's when you get to
Speaker 1: cancel it. What a fucking joke of an organization.
Speaker 2: I was thinking it during this game, where I just
Speaker 2: like put myself in your shoes for a second. The
Speaker 2: fact that you kind of got backed into renewing your
Speaker 2: season tickets accidentally not doing so.
Speaker 1: Willing, I would be I'd be calling lawyers. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 1: it's probably just gonna cost me more money at that point, Like, yeah,
Speaker 1: but where's her boys, Samy? Where's her boy Sammy?
Speaker 2: But you would help you out of the goodness of
Speaker 2: his heart because of how principles, just the fact of
Speaker 2: having to watch this team play more games.
Speaker 1: You said, you don't even want to go tomorrow. We
Speaker 1: have plans to go. You're like, I'm down. No, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I've listed my tickets on Sea Geek four. I believe
Speaker 1: what is considered to be one of the lowest ticket
Speaker 1: prices on the entire platform for the lower level. Doesn't
Speaker 1: matter where you're sitting. It could be what happened, I
Speaker 1: wouldna say one dollar, Oh no, well that's not it.
Speaker 1: I still need to make some of my money back
Speaker 1: that I spent on this fucking loser organization. But yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, like it is pretty cool. Everybody in the
Speaker 1: organization seems to have no clue what's going on, because
Speaker 1: I did ask for clarification of when that thirty day
Speaker 1: renewal window was. Uh, Crickets absolute Crickets no answer, So
Speaker 1: I guess I guess I'm probably gonna end up buying
Speaker 1: season tickets next year because nobody has a fucking answer
Speaker 1: in this entire organization. Which which of the six ers
Speaker 1: tonight was your favorite? M favored as in like that's hilarious,
Speaker 1: or favorite as in like the one that's vote scream
Speaker 1: one of the fuck the most emotion out of you.
Speaker 1: I mean, every time Mark Viantos does anything, it does
Speaker 1: cause me to want to put a hole in the wall.
Speaker 1: But Marcus Simeon's errors today, both of them combined, he
Speaker 1: is in the territory of like Roger Sedanio, Aaron Hileman,
Speaker 1: Luis Castillo for me, of all all time, leagal Alamar, Yeah,
Speaker 1: Roberto Almar something about second base for the Mets when
Speaker 1: they trade for somebody who's been a good second baseman.
Speaker 1: He is playing worse than Luis Castillo. Ever, did I
Speaker 1: actually think he's playing significantly worse than Roberto Alomar did
Speaker 1: As a Met. He's gonna go down as one of
Speaker 1: the worst single player acquisitions in the David Stearns era.
Speaker 1: And he acquired Ryan Helsley last year. He acquired Cedric Mullins.
Speaker 1: Those guys were also useless. Like Roberto Alomar. We talked
Speaker 1: about that two thousand and three, two thousand and two
Speaker 1: stretch with the Mets. He has like a fifteen or
Speaker 1: twenty five point better ops than Marcus Simeon, and he
Speaker 1: at least played good defense. He at least had a
Speaker 1: positive war that year. Marcus Sumen is a useless player
Speaker 1: and he cannot be in the starting lineup tomorrow. You
Speaker 1: cannot allow that to happen. Him and Mark Viento's must
Speaker 1: sit the entire game. Yeah, at least now with Recio
Speaker 1: was activated. If I'm not mistake or he's not rehab
Speaker 1: assignments when we're be honest, I don't know when Mariso
Speaker 1: comes back.
Speaker 2: If he's not back again, that happened in between the
Speaker 2: double header, might have missed that one. Just play him
Speaker 2: at second base, Like this is a failure to play
Speaker 2: me at second base?
Speaker 1: You I'll show up to play second, Sam from softball?
Speaker 1: I mean maybe not Sam. I mean Leo. Leo could
Speaker 1: play second. Leo could definitely play second. We know Codam
Speaker 1: play second.
Speaker 2: Clay can't play second, and Klay's listening. Oh, I don't
Speaker 2: know closeness anymore.
Speaker 1: Adam.
Speaker 2: I'd like Adam could play second, but he can't be
Speaker 2: in line up anymore. So it's a failure on David
Speaker 2: Stearn's for acquiring him. And then he also reflects Portland
Speaker 2: Cross Mendoza for him still playing every single day. And
Speaker 2: again we want to talk about Marcus Samian's comments after
Speaker 2: the game.
Speaker 1: As well, because those really made you feel something. I
Speaker 1: think that now we're on different sides of the track
Speaker 1: here for this one where Marcus Uman's comments after the game,
Speaker 1: I think are that of Mark Vientos, where it felt
Speaker 1: like there was blame his errors and not necessarily a
Speaker 1: look inward at himself and understanding that I'm Marcus Simeon
Speaker 1: have to be better. I want to hear these words
Speaker 1: from Marcus Simon after the game. I have to make
Speaker 1: that play. I should have made that play. I didn't
Speaker 1: and it won't happen again. But Marcus Simeon instead on
Speaker 1: the pop up that happened down the right field line,
Speaker 1: the wind wind was a little funky, said, I drifted
Speaker 1: and the wind was a little funky today, which took
Speaker 1: his eye off the ball. Cool way to take accountability
Speaker 1: for that one. Marcus blamed the wind because it was
Speaker 1: so windy in New York City today, big windy day,
Speaker 1: of course, pretty windy. It was fine. He's a professional
Speaker 1: baseball player, man, I fucking play. Yeah, I agree with
Speaker 1: you on that, but I'm just saying like that, that's
Speaker 1: the problem. Him and Mendoza both made the same excuse
Speaker 1: of that. When he clanked the ball going up the
Speaker 1: middle and then made just a god awful throw, He's like, oh,
Speaker 1: you know, I tried to rush it and I made
Speaker 1: a bad throw, and I just need to be better
Speaker 1: at that. No, it needs to not happen. There is
Speaker 1: not a being better at it. It needs to stop
Speaker 1: because if you are a major league baseball player, these
Speaker 1: are rootine plays that you make. I think there's I
Speaker 1: think almost anybody. It put you in you at second base, honestly,
Speaker 1: fuck it? Why not?
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Speaker 2: He's too good at defender and center field, but I'm
Speaker 2: sure he'd be much better than Marcus Aime in second base.
Speaker 1: He's just Marcus Simon right now. Has proved to be
Speaker 1: one of the.
Speaker 2: Least valuable players in baseball. And all he asked Marcus
Speaker 2: Simon was to be.
Speaker 1: A non value player, just be average zero would be
Speaker 1: a huge win. Just don't hurt the team.
Speaker 2: And it is ironic that I mean he's still not
Speaker 2: hitting well, he's hitting better, still not well. Boba Schett's
Speaker 2: completely flipped the switch. He Boba Sheet's on pace for
Speaker 2: over twenty home runs, almost one hundred RPIs at this point.
Speaker 1: Fucking stumbled into that take. I mean, he's unbelievably hot.
Speaker 1: Also made a great play at third base that I
Speaker 1: just did it was an error. Well, also the overcharge
Speaker 1: at bunt, I see, that was insane. That was that
Speaker 1: was that was just like a funny play. Like I
Speaker 1: was watching that, like, oh, that's a good one.
Speaker 2: I got to the privilege of hearing Howie be just
Speaker 2: so shocked when that one happened on the radio. I'm
Speaker 2: trying to listen to more Howie because again I feel
Speaker 2: I feel so bad for him that he's going out
Speaker 2: with this team, this stomach horrible baseball team. And again
Speaker 2: he's announced so many horrible Mets teams, and he's quite
Speaker 2: good at it. He keeps that very fun, very entertaining.
Speaker 2: Keith Radt does an amazing as well, but especially you
Speaker 2: can hear from him today. You heard from Gary and Ron,
Speaker 2: Like we said, the life just trained from them. To
Speaker 2: watch this baseball team, it makes you said at the top,
Speaker 2: not like the sport anymore. We're going to turn baseball
Speaker 2: fans away just as a byproduct of what this Mets
Speaker 2: team has put.
Speaker 1: On the field this season. I hate this team. I
Speaker 1: absolutely hate this team. I like I'm hate watching at
Speaker 1: this point. I absolutely despise the twenty twenty six New
Speaker 1: York Mets. I have no interest in, truthfully, how this
Speaker 1: team does the rest of the year outside of like
Speaker 1: our guys doing the thing that we hope of the
Speaker 1: young players. That's what I'm watching for everybody else. And
Speaker 1: I love Lindor still, I know he had a bet
Speaker 1: rough game today, but first get back. There's a few
Speaker 1: guys that are absolved from this. Francisco Lindor, the two
Speaker 1: young guys in Ewing and Benjuan Soto of course, and
Speaker 1: Wasscar Brosebon. Watscar Brosebon, can't forget him? And Francis s
Speaker 1: Guabra's ball announced since he came back from the al
Speaker 1: absolutely crushing.
Speaker 2: Also, it is funny that this entire rotation was only
Speaker 2: held up by one tooth picked out as Christian Scott second.
Speaker 1: The second Christian Scott gets injured, no one can pitch anymore.
Speaker 1: This is a thing that we've now seen from multiple
Speaker 1: years with this rotation, where one little thing happens and
Speaker 1: they do just crumble. And I wonder what the pressure
Speaker 1: is that they're putting on themselves. I wonder what's being
Speaker 1: told to them from the coaching staff. I wonder what's happening.
Speaker 1: The Mets have a major culture problem. That's a clear
Speaker 1: and obvious problem. And I don't think it's Francisco Lindoor
Speaker 1: Juan Soto, which is what everybody wants you to believe
Speaker 1: going into the offseason, that those two were the problem.
Speaker 1: I think that actually everything else in the organization is
Speaker 1: the problem. Those two are the least of your problems.
Speaker 1: You have to be so fucking stupid to think that
Speaker 1: those guys could be the issue.
Speaker 2: Here's another quote from Gary Cohen. I mean, what do
Speaker 2: you say at this point? I mean, this team is
Speaker 2: in the depth of despair, can't get starting pitching to
Speaker 2: hold the other team at Bay, struggling with their offense.
Speaker 2: Now the defense falls apart six infield errors, unprecedented. I
Speaker 2: read that one y, You read that exact one.
Speaker 1: The first quote I read. I thought you read the
Speaker 1: other one about rock Bottom. I didn't read the rock
Speaker 1: Bottom one. You could take that one, Okay, I'll have
Speaker 1: to find that one now. I thought, God's all I mean.
Speaker 1: This team makes me not feel anymore. It makes me
Speaker 1: feel hate.
Speaker 2: I'm like, so while my gig at NBC Sports Role
Speaker 2: of the World, I get four or five baseball games
Speaker 2: a few nights a week, and I write notes on
Speaker 2: them in recaps, and they always give me the Mets games.
Speaker 2: I've always asked for the Mets games to be like, yeah,
Speaker 2: give me the Mets games. I know more about this team.
Speaker 2: I'm always watching them anually, like I might go to
Speaker 2: the bed other and be like, I can I get
Speaker 2: a break from the Mets, please. I would love to
Speaker 2: have Knights, because you watch other teams play baseball and
Speaker 2: you're like, wow, they're doing things that the Mets can't do.
Speaker 2: Even the Cubs in this series, even very seemingly inocuous
Speaker 2: play late in this game where the Mets who's something
Speaker 2: dropped down a bunch or there was a Swiss swing,
Speaker 2: but Carson Bench had the drib layers right in front
Speaker 2: of the plate. Ewing was on second and Bashett was
Speaker 2: on first, I think, but Sheett was on first, someone
Speaker 2: was on first, whatever it was. Carson Kelly comes up throwing,
Speaker 2: throws a strike to second base, gets not the lead runner,
Speaker 2: but gets an out, takes guy at scoring position. You're like, wow,
Speaker 2: so baseball, Yeah, could you imagine playing baseball?
Speaker 1: It's nice? Like again, the players have been about as
Speaker 1: bad as you could have ever imagined, truthfully, like this.
Speaker 1: The players need to play better. The managers can't do
Speaker 1: much when the players are playing this poorly. The front
Speaker 1: office brought these guys in. They're just to blame too.
Speaker 1: But the Mets don't play fundamentally sound baseball. They don't
Speaker 1: play clean baseball. There's nothing that they do on a
Speaker 1: daily basis that is relatively redeeming or even a tip
Speaker 1: of the cap right spot to anybody on the coaching staff,
Speaker 1: which makes me believe, like, what what is going on
Speaker 1: every single day here? What are they doing? How are
Speaker 1: they preparing? Why has there not been a change now,
Speaker 1: not even in the personnel, by the way, Why has
Speaker 1: there not being a change in how we prepare?
Speaker 2: And that's also a reflection of how everyone Mendoza and
Speaker 2: the players speak to the media after the game.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 2: The symptom of that is kind of what we've talked
Speaker 2: about with the challenges over the course of the season,
Speaker 2: like how is this something that's not changed yet we
Speaker 2: weirdly use them in very not advantageous situations. You even
Speaker 2: feel that when you have a guy like I mean,
Speaker 2: it's not fair to him, but like as Nolan McLain
Speaker 2: regressing the way he has and now going on six
Speaker 2: weeks with a few nice stars sprinkled in the middle,
Speaker 2: this looked like it was going to be a great
Speaker 2: start in Wednesday afternoon right until it wasn't. Like it
Speaker 2: just doesn't feel good ever consistently and again we've still
Speaker 2: getting to a spot where like Mark Fanto is still
Speaker 2: hitting fourth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, which is insane, Like you're.
Speaker 2: Playing some of the worst baseball in the entire league,
Speaker 2: yet you still have not I guess because of injuries
Speaker 2: and all this stuff, no one else take the spot.
Speaker 2: You're you have flashes being the least valuable player in
Speaker 2: baseball points this year.
Speaker 1: You want absolutely there's nothing that he can do. Well
Speaker 1: again him home run this game? Great? Whoops he fucking
Speaker 1: do but yeah he got You know, this is Mark
Speaker 1: Vanto special he goes, I'm gonna be dog shit in
Speaker 1: the field, but I will hit a home run every
Speaker 1: once in a while to make you feel something. I
Speaker 1: just got.
Speaker 2: I kep running out of superlatives from which I hate
Speaker 2: this team. They make me so upset, so angry, and
Speaker 2: even like in the first game of this series to
Speaker 2: watch Pa.
Speaker 1: Oh, God just destroy us.
Speaker 2: NBA player such a great baseball player, one of the
Speaker 2: best baseball players in the entire league.
Speaker 1: He leads League of War right now by a lot.
Speaker 1: But that makes I mean, he's a lot. He's phenomenal
Speaker 1: in center field, He's run the base as well. He's
Speaker 1: so damn good. What a fucking shame we don't have
Speaker 1: that guy.
Speaker 2: How We and Gary both mentioned in the first game
Speaker 2: like this is one of the best players in baseball,
Speaker 2: Like we're gonna think about that.
Speaker 1: Trade for a very, very, very long time and have
Speaker 1: that happened? I mean, just the like, even looking at
Speaker 1: these lineups, I I don't really think Brett Batty can
Speaker 1: continue to be in the lineup nearly as much as
Speaker 1: he is right now. It's either him or Mark Simon.
Speaker 1: I would I would choose him over Simeon, I guess,
Speaker 1: but maybe he he doesn't play his bad second base.
Speaker 1: I think that's what we're getting to. Now, who's gonna
Speaker 1: make more outs at second base? Marcus Simmy doesn't even
Speaker 1: turn a particularly good double play. So Mauricio was activated
Speaker 1: option triple A. By the way, don't want him on
Speaker 1: the major league roster. Don't have enough, don't have enough
Speaker 1: major league players. We're fucking rostering. I mean, like even
Speaker 1: it pays me a sace but like the m J.
Speaker 1: Malend like it's gotta be with him. We've seen wag
Speaker 1: him double play. Yeah, in the mist playing left field.
Speaker 1: Jared Young should be playing every day. Think about where
Speaker 1: we are. He's a seven thirty four OPS. I thought
Speaker 1: his ops was a thousand because of how bad this
Speaker 1: team was.
Speaker 2: I mean, Jared jungki a really tough week and a
Speaker 2: half before we hit that home run the first game
Speaker 2: today and again like trying. That's what the rest of
Speaker 2: this year is going to be about, finding any pauses,
Speaker 2: any possible way we can. It's all going to be
Speaker 2: about aj Ewing, who had one of his best games
Speaker 2: as a pro that was awesome that we have to
Speaker 2: totally gloss over on Wednesday night because of how bad
Speaker 2: this team was in the lineup against a solid left
Speaker 2: handed pitcher and showed that Imanaga hit the long long
Speaker 2: home run, had another double, it drew another walk, like
Speaker 2: he was all over the place, had a fantastic baseball game.
Speaker 1: I think he has the third highest OPS on the team.
Speaker 1: I think it goes Soto, Alva, Alvarez, an aj Ewing. Yeah,
Speaker 1: as if as one of them seeing right now, he
Speaker 1: definitely does. It's good. It's good. That's good. Our twenty
Speaker 1: one year olds come up and it's like, I'll show
Speaker 1: you guys how to play baseball.
Speaker 2: I mean, if you would have told me in March
Speaker 2: aging we have the third highest OPS in the team
Speaker 2: in June, I'd be like, holy.
Speaker 1: Shit, what wow? Have we lost the game? That's what
Speaker 1: I would have said, Not have we won.
Speaker 2: So again, it's about continued growth. For Carson Bench just
Speaker 2: played awesome. He didn't have I mean particularly good game.
Speaker 2: He also Carson Bench and Ron mentioned this too. He
Speaker 2: gets a little too overzealous with his arm and what
Speaker 2: he can do with it. Yes, and when Ron says
Speaker 2: that something he's gonna learn as a young players that
Speaker 2: you know you have a great arm, you want to
Speaker 2: show off how good your arm is they also know that,
Speaker 2: and their game planning for your arm they know that too.
Speaker 2: So it's not really like in college or times in
Speaker 2: the minor leagues you can kind of sneak up on
Speaker 2: a team be like who's that with the cannon right field?
Speaker 2: It's like, oh no, that was page that was like
Speaker 2: the third line of the sheet we got like preparing
Speaker 2: for the game today, even like watching guy like Pedro
Speaker 2: Ramirez Rook who's gotten a cup of coffee in the
Speaker 2: big leagues torment us both sides of the ball stealing
Speaker 2: bases ad Well first two stone bases his career late
Speaker 2: in the game, as they would just let them steal
Speaker 2: non stop against our relievers. Like it is teams where
Speaker 2: the get right spot for other teams in the league
Speaker 2: right now. And you thought it was it was a
Speaker 2: series where like oh, you know, like the last two
Speaker 2: episodes ago, we were like, wow, this is actually we
Speaker 2: could turn this thing around.
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Speaker 1: Well, that's a that's a shame on me for thinking
Speaker 1: that we could ever turn this around, and honestly, going
Speaker 1: back to last season, shame on me. You're right, James,
Speaker 1: the Mets did have a target on their back, but
Speaker 1: for a very different reason. Teams can't wait to play
Speaker 1: the Mets because they're like, we're just gonna We're gonna
Speaker 1: get hot. It's gonna start a hot streak.
Speaker 2: If this took this Cubs team, they wish they could
Speaker 2: play the Mets for one hundred six two gas because
Speaker 2: they would probably win one hundred and fifty.
Speaker 1: Of them, I think, every team besides what we took
Speaker 1: a series from the Giants, I think, and even then
Speaker 1: they might want to play us just because that will
Speaker 1: distract from the mess that's their organization right now. Yeah,
Speaker 1: more or less.
Speaker 2: But that's the other thing too, that's scary about this,
Speaker 2: and like it it's naturalized. Fans and the announcers do this,
Speaker 2: and the players, of course, the manager does this where
Speaker 2: it's like, you know, we're close, we have a very
Speaker 2: talented locker room. We rip off a hot streaker right
Speaker 2: back in this thing. And logically that makes sense. And
Speaker 2: we said that to you guys two episodes ago, and
Speaker 2: we were like, yeah, if this team ever could rip
Speaker 2: off again, I'm speaking pure hypotheticals right now.
Speaker 1: Yes, it will not happen. It's over.
Speaker 2: This team sucks so badly. But again, logically, you're like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: win a out of ten buff seven row, right, back
Speaker 2: in it good. This team does not make even close
Speaker 2: to enough winning plays in a daily basis to actually
Speaker 2: feel like they can ever win three four baseball games
Speaker 2: in a row, four out of five the way between pitching, hitting, defense,
Speaker 2: It would be a miracle to win a series right now.
Speaker 1: It is fascinating to watch how few winning plays that
Speaker 1: this team does make, because even bad baseball teams will
Speaker 1: stumble into winning plays. You see it all the time
Speaker 1: because it happens against the Mets. This is a team,
Speaker 1: and we've talked about this now for a couple of years.
Speaker 1: It's not a team that goes out and tries to
Speaker 1: take a win. They don't try and take it by
Speaker 1: any means. This is a team that hoping that the
Speaker 1: win falls in their lap. And I think again that
Speaker 1: kind of starts from the ownership, front office, manager down
Speaker 1: to the players. There is a culture that has been
Speaker 1: built in the New York Mets organization that is very complacent,
Speaker 1: that is not holding anybody accountable. It's been years now
Speaker 1: of this. It's not even just the David Stearns era.
Speaker 1: It's not just the Will Ponko era. Whatever it's gonna be.
Speaker 1: There is a lack of accountability in this organization from
Speaker 1: top to bottom. It is a culture nightmare. And I
Speaker 1: thought that that was gonna truthfully, I thought that was
Speaker 1: gonna be one of those things that we didn't have
Speaker 1: to talk about anymore.
Speaker 2: And I think that also reflects on us as fans too,
Speaker 2: And I think that we all naturally once again everything changed.
Speaker 2: With Steve Cohen, We're like, yep, yes we did it,
Speaker 2: Demon Slade, We're back. And then also especially with David
Speaker 2: Stearns coming in and then going to the NLCS and
Speaker 2: then signing Juan so you're like, holy shit, we're going
Speaker 2: to have fun forever. And we all kind of made
Speaker 2: the mistake of being born on their base feeling like
Speaker 2: that we hit a triple We all did that, We
Speaker 2: all did that collectively. And I do think also a
Speaker 2: lot more people came into the Mets or came back
Speaker 2: to the Mets during the twenty twenty four run. It
Speaker 2: was like, this is the most fun thing ever, and
Speaker 2: then you signed one. So though the fact that you
Speaker 2: can logically do those things back to back and then
Speaker 2: have this happen, it's it's to this level of catastrophe
Speaker 2: is insane. Even even more superlatives just to go on
Speaker 2: from the second game, a double heather on Wednesday. How
Speaker 2: many hits combined the top five hitters in the Cubs
Speaker 2: lineup had any game you lost ten to five?
Speaker 1: Uh? Well, I know that the Mets, I think, had
Speaker 1: one less hit than the Cubs in that game, So
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say that they had two. The top five
Speaker 1: hitters in the Cups lineup had one hit. It's good.
Speaker 1: It was Peko Armstrong and it was a single. Nice. Nice,
Speaker 1: that's good.
Speaker 2: All the everything came from Nico Horner, Carson, Kelly, Pedro, Miras,
Speaker 2: Dansby Swanson six through nine in.
Speaker 1: The lineup, and Nico Horner has five extra base hits
Speaker 1: in three games.
Speaker 2: Do you remember when I told you in confidence a
Speaker 2: few days ago Nico Horner is one of three two
Speaker 2: qualified players not to have a barrel since May. I
Speaker 2: think he has like seven this series. He has like
Speaker 2: seven doubles in this series. Unbelievable and more sourperlos about
Speaker 2: this game. He's a curacy of the SNY stats department.
Speaker 2: Did a great job at the end of this game.
Speaker 2: First time all season a team had four home runs,
Speaker 2: their opponent had zero home runs and lost the game.
Speaker 1: Nice good. So you can't. You can't again, Mets can't
Speaker 1: stumble into wins.
Speaker 2: And it was the first time a team made I
Speaker 2: think they said, hit four home runs and made five
Speaker 2: errors since like a Brewer seam.
Speaker 1: In the eighties. Oh my god, we're doing.
Speaker 2: And then again the comparison, making five errors all in
Speaker 2: the infield, first time since the nineteen sixty two Mets.
Speaker 2: The fact that there is ever ever a chance to
Speaker 2: be compared to the nineteen sixty two Mets, you gotta
Speaker 2: shut the fucking door. Besides, like saying that they both
Speaker 2: played in Queens, Yeah, beside.
Speaker 1: The same area. No wait, they did polo grounds. Besides,
Speaker 1: they played in the exact same state. That's it, not
Speaker 1: even the same goddamn island. It's six errors. Six errors
Speaker 1: in one game. I've never seen that number before. And
Speaker 1: there were two other plays that could have been errors.
Speaker 1: Brett Baty dove into that wall.
Speaker 2: It was like at the end of softball when we're
Speaker 2: winning by a lot and everyone switched the positions for fun.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was like, why.
Speaker 2: You don't play outfield? What are you doing out here?
Speaker 2: Like the fact that that's even still happening. I just
Speaker 2: can't even believe how far this has all falled, and
Speaker 2: that the entire and this this got quoted last podcast
Speaker 2: I think got taken out in social media, but like,
Speaker 2: oh it did. Yeah, yeah, the fact that the last
Speaker 2: era of homegrown players have all really flopped on their
Speaker 2: faces and we're still I will not quit for Cis
Speaker 2: Grovers ever, he still does things other baseball players can't do.
Speaker 2: But the fact of Baby and Vento's turning into the trade.
Speaker 1: Cubs are acquiring David Peterson from the New York Mets.
Speaker 1: Shut the absolute fuck up? Is he gonna pitch tomorrow
Speaker 1: against us? Oh? He's gonna He's gonna be awesome. He's
Speaker 1: gonna pitch against the Mets tomorrow?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: This cow? Is this real? What the fuck? This is
Speaker 1: absolutely insane? What hold on? We're gonna We're gonna live
Speaker 1: talk and tweet while we do this. I just I mean,
Speaker 1: I just tweeted this reel.
Speaker 2: This is how honestly that's lame to make a trade
Speaker 2: with the team that just did this to you?
Speaker 1: There he is he due to pitch tomorrow? Was he
Speaker 1: supposed to pitch for us tomorrow? I mean, I know
Speaker 1: Freddy's pitching tomorrow. Freddy's pitching tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's I'll tell you the last time he pitched,
Speaker 2: so I'm sure he's fresh because the Cubs are out
Speaker 2: of guys, which is again makes this series so much worse.
Speaker 1: The fact that the Cubs Edward Corbrega carved off the
Speaker 1: field on Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Should we crushed showtza like Javier Asad has nothing.
Speaker 1: I love Javia Sad. The guy has nothing. But tomorrow
Speaker 1: be David Peterson's.
Speaker 2: There's theresay Peterson pitches that Monday. Oh my gosh, I'll
Speaker 2: what would we take for David Peterson?
Speaker 1: A bag of balls?
Speaker 2: Oh, a diet PEPSI, diet coke. And I wouldn't even
Speaker 2: I don't even know if i'd give a die coke
Speaker 2: for David Peterson?
Speaker 1: What is this? Bye bye Peterson? Oh my gosh, Lifetyle,
Speaker 1: you you talk? I got a tweet? Okay, you got
Speaker 1: a tweet. I gotta talk. I mean, I guess we'll
Speaker 1: we'll wait and see. I don't even know what I
Speaker 1: want to say, because that just completely threw me for
Speaker 1: a loop, that David Peterson just got traded. Not because
Speaker 1: he's good, we know that, but the Mets just took
Speaker 1: off out Koda Sanga from their rotation, so he's out
Speaker 1: of the bullpen, and then they the guy who we
Speaker 1: have even talked about Sanga. It's been twenty six minutes.
Speaker 1: Twenty six minutes we're just talking about we're talking about
Speaker 1: narrative right now. We haven't even talked about necessarily gameplay.
Speaker 1: Twenty twenty nine runs in three games. You know, let's
Speaker 1: make a tray. You know what you want to know
Speaker 1: why I fucking hated what Marcus Simeon had to say
Speaker 1: after the game. I'm bringing it back to my boy,
Speaker 1: Dalton Rushing. Love Dalton Rushing. Dalton Rushing had a weird
Speaker 1: scenario with Show Hey Tonight, Show Show Hey Tanaka. I
Speaker 1: almost called him Show Hey Otani tonight, where Otani wanted
Speaker 1: to challenge pitches. Dalton Rushing was fighting with him to
Speaker 1: say no. This was this whole back and forth blah
Speaker 1: blah blah. Show Tany was like, guy was right, you
Speaker 1: were wrong, Dalton Rushing after the game, two reporters, I'm
Speaker 1: a grown man. It's a pretty tough pill to swallow.
Speaker 1: It's embarrassing what happened tonight. Both sides of the ball.
Speaker 1: It wasn't a great showing. That's simple. We can't even
Speaker 1: fucking do that. This is a dude, who's what Dalton
Speaker 1: Rushing I mean because he's a Dodgers prospect, so he
Speaker 1: might be thirty, but Dalton Rushing, I've is twenty Come on,
Speaker 1: it's loading twenty five years old, and he already has
Speaker 1: more accountability and confidence in himself and honestly just respect
Speaker 1: for his teammates that he can take accountability and say
Speaker 1: bad on my part tonight, bad on my part. Nobody
Speaker 1: on the fucking Mets can do that.
Speaker 2: Also very funny that again, it's hard easy to have
Speaker 2: a leader, I mean, get that team show. Hey, Tony
Speaker 2: kind of brought him out to the mound and told
Speaker 2: him get you gotta get yourself together here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like we're not in the same page and you
Speaker 1: gotta do this. Do do something like that.
Speaker 2: Someone calling somebody out, someone calding somebody accountable.
Speaker 1: Like it's just it feels.
Speaker 2: Like the mess just kind of play baseball then leave
Speaker 2: and go home. Doesn't feel like they have a motivation
Speaker 2: to play baseball together. To be all on the same
Speaker 2: page for a moment like this is just I'm out.
Speaker 2: It's nice that we're actually gonna sell, thank god, because
Speaker 2: I felt like possibly Steve Cohen could have kept this
Speaker 2: thing tight if we were even within like five games.
Speaker 2: Now you can just trade every single thing that is
Speaker 2: a nailed to the ground and just let loose every
Speaker 2: single player. Don't don't really care what you get back.
Speaker 2: You're probably not gonna get back much good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, we're probably gonna do a more in
Speaker 1: depth video on the Mets and who they realistically probably
Speaker 1: will trade. But the two young guys in the outfield
Speaker 1: aren't going anywhere. Francisco Alvarez isn't going anywhere, and Noel
Speaker 1: McLain's not going anywhere, and Wan So too, and Francisco
Speaker 1: lindor otherwise, if anybody call comes calling for I think
Speaker 1: any other player on the active roster, you probably don't
Speaker 1: even have to think about the trade and what you're
Speaker 1: getting back too much. It might just start over.
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Speaker 2: Kind of what this feels like you start over. And
Speaker 2: that's also one of the shames of this season too.
Speaker 2: And again I've told you guys, we owe you a
Speaker 2: prospect report that will come in the next few weeks
Speaker 2: that there haven't really been many incredible results down there.
Speaker 2: It's always still not out of spot yet where we
Speaker 2: can backfill with your organization in terms of players coming
Speaker 2: up from the minor leagues, and as why you have
Speaker 2: to sign more of these reclamation projects retread and again,
Speaker 2: you should always be trying to sign those guys if
Speaker 2: you trust in your development.
Speaker 1: Yes, I guess the Mets still do.
Speaker 2: You should be bringing in Wagonman's and melendezes and Jared Young's.
Speaker 1: They should be given a look. They shouldn't get as
Speaker 1: many played appearances as they are at.
Speaker 2: It's my point right now where it's like Adriwewing showed
Speaker 2: you like this much and you're like major league player
Speaker 2: and he's doing great at it, Like I love the
Speaker 2: the I think it was a baseball perspective or maybe
Speaker 2: his Baseball America.
Speaker 1: I think it was baseball perspectives.
Speaker 2: Basically, sat Ryan Cliffers had like the worst month of
Speaker 2: anyone that was ever considered something like a top prospect,
Speaker 2: like with like a sixty percent strikeout rate, and it's like,
Speaker 2: you're not there's no backfill right now, There's no one
Speaker 2: else to come up and like do anything, even like
Speaker 2: Jonathan Pintaro. It sucks that he has to keep wearing
Speaker 2: these That was a fat pitch for that second home
Speaker 2: und Dansy Swanson.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be honest, I don't think I don't think
Speaker 1: he's got what it takes to be a major league
Speaker 1: pitcher in terms of stuff, not like the stuff. I
Speaker 1: think he command is worse than the stuff. But every
Speaker 1: time he gets into a game, he gets annihilated. He
Speaker 1: doesn't really have like a clean, clean outing. He gets
Speaker 1: fucking he gets his tits lit like hey, sport, get
Speaker 1: out there and do and then come in for the
Speaker 1: worst and the worst case possible. Snario, you gotta show
Speaker 1: me a little more, gotta see a little bit more.
Speaker 1: But I mean that's what we have the rest of
Speaker 1: the season for Jonathan Bintaro has an open audition hopefully
Speaker 1: the rest of the season to show he's a major
Speaker 1: league pitcher. Jonathan Batar is gonna have lots of chances
Speaker 1: to show he's a major league pitcher. So when we
Speaker 1: trade man, some of the names that we're gonna see
Speaker 1: the rest of the year. I can't wait to see
Speaker 1: Kevin Parada make his debut there this year. See Nick
Speaker 1: Morbi though, Jared Leva, wan Bey is gonna get a look.
Speaker 1: Jose Rojas, Our King Andy Bondias are gonna play big time,
Speaker 1: big time down the stretch. Ray Kessinger the way he's
Speaker 1: gonna play second base, Christian Arroyo, Jackson Kloff, Zach Short
Speaker 1: sad before the fun's gonna start. I mean last time
Speaker 1: with dh Dfai, Zach Short. Remember what happened after that? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean grey. Did you see one of our bench
Speaker 1: coaches is Syracuse by the way, John Negowski? Oh really? Hey?
Speaker 1: How old? Is that guy? Not important to what we're
Speaker 1: now we're gonna get. We're gonna see Robert Stock at
Speaker 1: some point this season. That'll be nice. Fuck. Yeah, we'd
Speaker 1: better see Jeffrey On. That will get me back in
Speaker 1: the ballpark.
Speaker 2: Jeffrion, Ben Simon, Ryan Lambert. I like to see all
Speaker 2: of those guys. Remember ad Red Alsale, is he pitching?
Speaker 1: His pitching? It can't be worse than what we got.
Speaker 1: I mean, Bullpen's actually still great. Bullpen's still money.
Speaker 2: Bullpen's great this year triple A. Adbert has a seven
Speaker 2: point five walked per nine and six.
Speaker 1: D that's good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, It's just the whole thing is really bad right now.
Speaker 2: And again, like there is there is the built an
Speaker 2: excuse that this organization was in bad shape. When David
Speaker 2: starts to go over and I'm gonna tell you, guys,
Speaker 2: right now. This might be disappointing for something to hear.
Speaker 2: He's not going to get fired.
Speaker 1: There's a zero percent chance he gets fired.
Speaker 4: Zero.
Speaker 1: There's a there's a higher percent chance that me and
Speaker 1: you get hired to take his job than there is
Speaker 1: for him to be fired. I agree with that, and
Speaker 1: I do think that if you're ever going to fire
Speaker 1: Carlos Mendoza, today would probably be the day.
Speaker 2: Probably beat tomorrow and then we get to we get
Speaker 2: to sneak another episode out there. But like that would
Speaker 2: be fun talk about, but also not his fault. He also,
Speaker 2: as John Harper said, looks numb to it all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean he's he's uh, he's got that same
Speaker 1: stupid fucking face I've been saying he has for the
Speaker 1: last year. I would God, team Llans is Terry Collins,
Speaker 1: pep talk right about now. Oh, it's schedule, the tweet
Speaker 1: schedule the.
Speaker 2: Tweet in turn, And ironically, I do think that this
Speaker 2: Mets team and it won't happen because that's not the
Speaker 2: locker room or clubhouse or culture has been built. This
Speaker 2: team probably doesn't need a bit of an ould school
Speaker 2: kick kicking in the as manager and I've said, I
Speaker 2: said this back in May when the season fell apart,
Speaker 2: we believe for half a second. Now, of course it's
Speaker 2: so over, it's not even funny. All we want to
Speaker 2: see right now for the Mets, this is gonna sound
Speaker 2: very sad. All we want to see is like a
Speaker 2: Pittsburgh Pirate second half from last here.
Speaker 1: That's so sad.
Speaker 2: You bring an interim manager who you're giving a shot
Speaker 2: to see if the team rallies around him.
Speaker 1: Who's no island won't just won't happen.
Speaker 2: The Mets case, but the Pirates case, a little bit
Speaker 2: more lower schools, a little bit more of a hard ass,
Speaker 2: and Don Kelly, and you just kind of see if
Speaker 2: you can play from that point forward better than five
Speaker 2: hundred baseball.
Speaker 1: I want to start hard ass. I don't want like
Speaker 1: a stupidest. I don't want to go to two tools
Speaker 1: like we're not bringing Clint Hurtle lot of I definitely
Speaker 1: don't want Wally Bachman. I gotta say it to his face,
Speaker 1: but I want someone who again is gonna hold these
Speaker 1: guys accountable, because when you do look at this roster,
Speaker 1: there are actually, out loud, truthfully, very few players on
Speaker 1: this team that are above being like reamed out if
Speaker 1: you look at this roster right now, not even like
Speaker 1: reamed out like they're adults. Yelling adults is always weird,
Speaker 1: but like guys who basically can kind of do whatever
Speaker 1: they want. And I think us, me and you and
Speaker 1: also but not I'm not saying whatever they want, but
Speaker 1: in terms of like performance, you just expect that it's
Speaker 1: going to bounce back at some point. Like Francisco Lindoor,
Speaker 1: Juan Soto. Those guys hard. We know they're gonna do
Speaker 1: their job. Lindor's been horrible, but he's also been hurt,
Speaker 1: so whatever, it doesn't really matter. Soto has been incredible.
Speaker 1: But like everybody else on this team shouldn't have a
Speaker 1: guaranteed job at all, and it feels like they all
Speaker 1: think that they do, especially the fucking asshole plays first.
Speaker 1: But also Jared, you if you say one more with
Speaker 1: about Jared, not Jared y, I would never say that, Jared,
Speaker 1: I'd never say that.
Speaker 2: Sorry about Canada today, but yes, that was rough, But
Speaker 2: it does kind of feel like that's the culture that
Speaker 2: was built from top down. Steve Cohen, Davis Terns Carlston knows.
Speaker 2: It seems like there's an idea within this team within
Speaker 2: this clubhouse, like the players first is. Yes, he's a
Speaker 2: player's first manager. These players are allowed to kind of
Speaker 2: do what they want. It kind of seems like again,
Speaker 2: not that I'm saying he's a good thing or a
Speaker 2: bad thing, but it kind of seems like Francisco Lindor
Speaker 2: was like involved in his rehab, stant with playing games
Speaker 2: around New York as much as possible. And the yeah
Speaker 2: again I think him coming back quickly with a desperation
Speaker 2: move and without a doubt it doesn't have his timing left.
Speaker 2: But like that was weird to be like, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: play games ser because the game Binghamton, then gonna do
Speaker 2: simulate games in New York. We'll mostly we see guys
Speaker 2: kind of go down the floor. They've also most guys
Speaker 2: have houses in Floyda Lindora's base here. So again, not
Speaker 2: gonna pull that thread that thread too strictly, but does
Speaker 2: feel like these guys kind of get to do what
Speaker 2: they want. Well, taken by the Tommy fam quote from
Speaker 2: few years ago. Again, team, but it was like, oh,
Speaker 2: this is a team that doesn't work.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think about the Adam Outoveno quotes that
Speaker 1: he said this offseason. I think I think about even
Speaker 1: what code I Sega said after the game, where he
Speaker 1: was like, I the Metsicans send him now, I prefer
Speaker 1: not to be I prefer you bitch anything like a
Speaker 1: major league baseball pitcher. I think he has something in
Speaker 1: his contract that says that he has the right. It's good,
Speaker 1: that's great. I'm glad that we signed him to that
Speaker 1: contract because we just get to see him get his
Speaker 1: tits led every five days. It's also just there's still
Speaker 1: so much junk in this organization.
Speaker 2: Again, like those first three years, it was three different
Speaker 2: general managers. It was the Bucks Show Walter experience after
Speaker 2: Louis Rojas, like and again, it's so much worse now,
Speaker 2: but like it's just it's never even gotten kind of better.
Speaker 2: Like it feels like the miracle twenty twenty four was
Speaker 2: like a curse on this team, a mega curse made
Speaker 2: them believe.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this it felt like that stupid giant season that
Speaker 1: really sunk them when they won that in stupid playoff
Speaker 1: game over the Vikings, the only team worst than to
Speaker 1: reached the playoffs the last like ten years in the NFL,
Speaker 1: and they won, You're like, oh, this is weird. Yeah,
Speaker 1: with Daniel Joes just went off and you're like, yeah,
Speaker 1: but you guys still definitely suck. Suck.
Speaker 2: And again, that mess team that made that run definitely sucked. Yes,
Speaker 2: and it seems like a lot of people involved probably
Speaker 2: also kind of sucked.
Speaker 1: And now we'll just keep doing it and going on
Speaker 1: and on and on, and we just decoded this angle
Speaker 1: for a second. Yeah, but first I do need to
Speaker 1: remind you, James that we do have the best food
Speaker 1: in baseball.
Speaker 2: Yeah, best food, absolutely, best food, best entertainment, all that.
Speaker 1: We have a purple seat, the purple seat to commemorate,
Speaker 1: commemorate a season where we finished fourth. Show up with
Speaker 1: my toolbox tomorrow. Just get rid of that thing. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna take it home, not to steal it, to incinerate
Speaker 1: bir We honestly Grimace sacrifice. They gotta bring Grimace to
Speaker 1: the game, burn him on the field, take a big
Speaker 1: McDonald's m nail Grimace to it. This is bad at
Speaker 1: so many levels. Don't clip this one, don't clip that,
Speaker 1: don't clip that one. They definitely but besides what you
Speaker 1: just said, we crucified Grimace. Let's go ahead and human
Speaker 1: sacrifice of Grimace. But he's the human grimas what is he?
Speaker 1: I got jump scared because there's been Grimace ads during
Speaker 1: the World Cup. Oh that he just sneaks up out
Speaker 1: of nowhere and just go ah. But I do think
Speaker 1: we might have to kill Grimace, like physically. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm excited for. I'm borrowing a car this week.
Speaker 1: I can't wait to listen WFN. I might, I might
Speaker 1: call in, I might tune in. I'm up early in
Speaker 1: the morning to drop off DC at the bus early.
Speaker 1: I might. I might be w F A N from
Speaker 1: eight o'clock in the morning to listen. I want.
Speaker 2: I want to do w f AN, but I'm scared
Speaker 2: we're gonna have people calling in doing crazy shit.
Speaker 1: I think there's gonna be some speech if we Yeah,
Speaker 1: you can't do that.
Speaker 2: I want to get some way to get you guys
Speaker 2: involved against you and mail bag, voicemail, something crazy but short.
Speaker 2: If you do give him under forty five seconds your
Speaker 2: first time, long time call that sanga?
Speaker 1: How was there more to talk about? He's so bad?
Speaker 2: Also, like the first inning, I was like, oh shit,
Speaker 2: this is cool. Fastball's confidence in the strike zone.
Speaker 1: This is awesome. And then I don't know what happened.
Speaker 1: In between the first and second inning, he get scared?
Speaker 1: Did he get upset? This is code eitch. You're so
Speaker 1: far away from the microphone right now, he looks to
Speaker 1: the heavens for answers. That's how you know the guy
Speaker 1: has no fucking clue what's happening. I've never seen so much,
Speaker 1: so confused, look to the sky in such disbelief of
Speaker 1: everything that's going on around him. For almost the entire game,
Speaker 1: every pitch he looks up like, what what is happening?
Speaker 1: How am I here?
Speaker 2: Remember we were excited that we got that the option
Speaker 2: got taken off so we could knopt out after three years,
Speaker 2: and now we have first next year, he's on the
Speaker 2: books again, fifteen million dollars.
Speaker 1: That has ever been interleague trade? Can we trade him
Speaker 1: back to Japan and take anybody that they've got he has?
Speaker 2: There's a ten team, no tradeless. This fire works my
Speaker 2: neighborhood right now. If they're celebrating David Peterson getting trades,
Speaker 2: they bust me. The twenty twenty eight option kicksands. The
Speaker 2: player has Tommy John surgery on right elbow that keeps
Speaker 2: Miney out for one hundred and thirty days. The option
Speaker 2: price increases two million dollars with a cy Young Award.
Speaker 1: Okay, he's got boths before.
Speaker 2: I just he I couldn't believe that he threw those fastballs,
Speaker 2: and he looks so good, and all of a sudden
Speaker 2: he came back out and there's no one but nothing
Speaker 2: else in strikes tenn Era that's like almost two A
Speaker 2: ten year ray is almost impossible. A ten ray over
Speaker 2: thirty inning that is absolutely unfathomable, while also.
Speaker 1: Striking out more than a guy in in It doesn't
Speaker 1: make any sense. He's walking like fourteen percent of the
Speaker 1: hithers he faces like it's he has an eighty percent
Speaker 1: he has an eightieth percentile with rate, and he has
Speaker 1: a ten era. Dude, they only have three hard hit balls.
Speaker 1: I know, and and I still have. All these things
Speaker 1: should tell you got to have a little face I have.
Speaker 1: I have less than zero faith. What's less than zero?
Speaker 1: Was it the Dansby home run? Then Nico Horner the
Speaker 1: Grand Slam?
Speaker 2: Nico Horne's on second base, he can't even turn around
Speaker 2: and just put his hands up in the air and
Speaker 2: started slowly walking to third.
Speaker 1: Getting this Cup season back on track too is just
Speaker 1: such an absolute punch in the stomach like I, oh,
Speaker 1: I was for our bets. Great. I mean those are
Speaker 1: never gonna hit those sadly. Yeah, no, that's true. They're
Speaker 1: just mester raight. David Pearson's the Cubs to happen like
Speaker 1: we get anything funny. I mean, who cares at this point? Now,
Speaker 1: I just want to know what it is so I
Speaker 1: can at least like obsess over who it's gonna be.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I means yeah right, Petro Mirror, j Jed Horror, whoa.
Speaker 1: Interesting Lindora. I didn't see these comments. I felt like
Speaker 1: mania could have gone a little longer, and I added
Speaker 1: at least fifteen pitches. We're better than what we showed today.
Speaker 1: Hopefully tomorrow we come back to turn the page and
Speaker 1: play the way we're capable of playing again.
Speaker 2: Those comments also sucked too. Those comments are like, that's
Speaker 2: kind shitting I'm in doza.
Speaker 1: A little bit, a little bit of both, and also
Speaker 1: at the same time, it's like, play the way we're
Speaker 1: capable of playing, guys, this is this is the team
Speaker 1: you are. There is no capability. The capabilities have been
Speaker 1: hit halfway through the season game since the eightieth game
Speaker 1: this season, because it's been gone for two months. Maybe
Speaker 1: that's what it is. Yeah, that's because he's playing. Also,
Speaker 1: it's just so funny. I saw this hard second the
Speaker 1: door comes back. It's crazy these guys. Actually, you actually
Speaker 1: can't make that up. No man code. I though, I think,
Speaker 1: I think I think we gave him all he needed
Speaker 1: to give him. What else can we talk about with players?
Speaker 1: I mean, I guess the mania thing is also the door.
Speaker 2: Maybe taking shots at the rest of the infield that
Speaker 2: like semi and error, kind of opened the floodgates.
Speaker 1: That whole inning. If he hated Jeff McNeil and how
Speaker 1: he played second base, he's gotta absolutely hate Mark Simeon's guts.
Speaker 2: I mean, Jeff Kil's gonna get thedfa too. Maybe we'll
Speaker 2: bring him back satisfy the fans. Last thing I want
Speaker 2: to talk about.
Speaker 1: Last thing. Last thing. Oh I noticed Peter Alonzo Chance
Speaker 1: Alonzo Chance. That is rough. That's that's a rock bottom
Speaker 1: moment right there. Seriously insane.
Speaker 2: Also because like plans is back would be thirty seven
Speaker 2: and forty three. He's having a great year now, he's
Speaker 2: totally back like all those fine, he's totally good and
Speaker 2: he's doing exactly what we always expected.
Speaker 1: Peter Alonzo to do. This is I wish Peter A.
Speaker 1: Lonzo was still on this team. I know you wish
Speaker 1: Peter Alonzo was still on this team. This is not
Speaker 1: anti Peter a Lonzo on the New York Mets. No,
Speaker 1: it's this team would still be absolutely horrible with him.
Speaker 1: They'd be terrible.
Speaker 2: We again, we'd still be under five hundred. We'd still
Speaker 2: be a bad baseball closer to the Marlins. We'd be
Speaker 2: closer to the Nationals too. Yeah, we're also playing unbelievable
Speaker 2: baseball so hot right now.
Speaker 1: Well, all it took was them getting swept by us,
Speaker 1: and they went with you know what, the Marlin said,
Speaker 1: we gotta make changes. Things have to change around here.
Speaker 1: We just got swept by the Mets.
Speaker 2: Due you just the mess just may tray with the
Speaker 2: team that scored twenty nine runs on them in three days,
Speaker 2: we could send them a pitcher.
Speaker 1: MT's have given up fifty runs in five games.
Speaker 2: David Starian has probably been asking every single team in
Speaker 2: the league if they want David Peterson for the last
Speaker 2: four or five months.
Speaker 1: I can't believe a team took them. It took Edward
Speaker 1: Cabrera basically being done for the season. The Cubs like,
Speaker 1: I guess it's funny. Two second, four, they'll get in
Speaker 1: on it. Game one. How quickly does David Peters to
Speaker 1: get DFA from the Cubs? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I mean, but do they have no pitching left? He
Speaker 2: might not Again, McNeil's gonna get dfayed from the athletic point.
Speaker 2: Cole Mathis, Cole Mathis, Let's see if we get something.
Speaker 2: Let's see Cole Mathis. He is hurt currently goouse.
Speaker 1: He's twenty three, went to the College of Charleston's second
Speaker 1: round pick in twenty twenty four. He's on the seventh
Speaker 1: seven day two girl, I don't know what that means.
Speaker 1: He's right right handed. Wait he frustrated in college? Oh
Speaker 1: he hits two right basement little yeah, a little bit
Speaker 1: of power. Maybe we could do a little prospects of
Speaker 1: on search. See what that eggit villa is. He's got
Speaker 1: ten home runs in twelve doubles in thirty nine games
Speaker 1: at low and high. A call him up? He can't.
Speaker 1: How much worse could he be than Mark Vieto's truthful?
Speaker 1: See that was the saying before. Does not even people
Speaker 1: call up anybody? Jt O. Schwartz, You're it's your time. JT.
Speaker 1: I don't know if he's in the organization anymore. Is
Speaker 1: his name JT. O. Schwartz today? JT. Schwartz.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, it was insane common. I can't even find Cole
Speaker 2: Mathis on prospects.
Speaker 1: Are you have triple A clicked? Maybe? Yeah? I do
Speaker 1: a good point. I'm trying to see, just for fun,
Speaker 1: who are some names that I would like to see
Speaker 1: play any positions over some of the guys on this team.
Speaker 2: I don't know, man, I just I mean, it'd be
Speaker 2: like more beat up. We saw him, we tried that again,
Speaker 2: get bad. Let him just play again, Jerry Andy Bonyez.
Speaker 1: Outfield is the least of her worry. When Wansone's healthy.
Speaker 1: We have three good outfielders and they're gonna be here
Speaker 1: together for a very long time. Absolutely locked up there.
Speaker 1: It's just like, I mean, Ronnie Maurizio should be starting
Speaker 1: second base tomorrow. Yeah, at this point, I mean, let's
Speaker 1: also think like how.
Speaker 2: You got three years at a total of now again,
Speaker 2: not pro rade for this year if you want to
Speaker 2: pro Wade for this year, thirteen million left this year,
Speaker 2: twenty six million next year, ten million the year after that.
Speaker 2: So you got about fifty million dollars left to Marcus
Speaker 2: Enti and Steve Cohen has a chance to.
Speaker 1: Do something really cool, which is put his money where
Speaker 1: his mouth is and just be like, we'll eat you
Speaker 1: to not to not play baseball anymore.
Speaker 2: Uh, Cole mathis his low A didn't have stack cast data.
Speaker 2: Oh of course, So we got got good contact rate,
Speaker 2: swing rate, very low swing rate, unbelievably low swing right.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's good.
Speaker 2: And then even we get the same stuff at hya
Speaker 2: more of the same A contact first, right handed, first basement.
Speaker 1: Cool. Well, he is at home runs in thirty nine games.
Speaker 1: He has twenty two extra basins in thirty nine games.
Speaker 1: We'll take it. We'll take it. Don't look at his age,
Speaker 1: to the to the level.
Speaker 3: No, this is.
Speaker 1: How did they keep making it worse? The way, the
Speaker 1: reason they keep making it worse, and truthfully, it's because
Speaker 1: they don't have good baseball players. The players are bad
Speaker 1: that the roster that was put together, even even we
Speaker 1: should have been more prepared for injuries, this team was
Speaker 1: not clearly considering what we've done. And what's funny is
Speaker 1: one of the main injuries was losing our center fielder
Speaker 1: and the guy that steps In has been phenomenal. So actually, yeah,
Speaker 1: best thing, best thing that could have happened. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: the guy's playing first base got nothing. The guy playing
Speaker 1: second base is less than nothing. He's horrible. He's put
Speaker 1: Brandon Nimo at second base at this point, I would
Speaker 1: have preferred that. Do you think I would preferred that?
Speaker 1: I think I would a part. Do you think that
Speaker 1: we're gonna get a Steve con press conference soon?
Speaker 2: Because remember this happened twenty twenty three and around this
Speaker 2: time of year, right before they sold. Steve Cohen felt
Speaker 2: like he had to tell us that we were selling.
Speaker 2: You think we get that again because the sterns press
Speaker 2: conference again frustrated, gotta stick with it.
Speaker 1: That was two days ago. That was one day ago.
Speaker 2: I mean, you've lost three baseball games since then, twenty
Speaker 2: nine to what eight nine.
Speaker 1: It's just it's so bad. He owes the Mets fans something,
Speaker 1: he owes some sort of press conference. Can't keep just
Speaker 1: hiding behind the casino thing right now, which is insane
Speaker 1: for us to say. The last time that Steve Cohen
Speaker 1: has tweeted, by the way, before a reply, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: look at hiplies. No. His last physical tweet with it
Speaker 1: not being a reply was April twenty third. The Mets
Speaker 1: had beat the Minnesota Twins ten to eight that day
Speaker 1: to fall to nine and sixteen, and he said, that's
Speaker 1: a big boy moment from bo great to see. That
Speaker 1: was the last tweet. Green Shoots was April fifteenth. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's actually the last any sort of correspondence we've heard
Speaker 1: from Steve Cohen was in April twenty third. April twenty third, nine,
Speaker 1: so they were what again, nine and sixteen? My bad,
Speaker 1: they have gone. They have thirty four wins, so that's
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five and twenty five and thirty.
Speaker 2: How did Mets actually get something legitimate for David Peterson?
Speaker 1: I don't know. This is from Eric Logenhagen to Fangrafts.
Speaker 2: A two way star is underclassman the College of Charleston
Speaker 2: Matthis offers feel to hit in a slugger's frame, a
Speaker 2: reputation booed by blistering performance on the Cape. I saw
Speaker 2: him lost eleven home run thirty eleven home runs to
Speaker 2: the Cape. Coyley, that's not a joke, that's what bet.
Speaker 2: How the hell did we actually get a player.
Speaker 1: That could be like Major League death for David Peterson.
Speaker 1: He's like the guy is that prospects like as old
Speaker 1: as wan soda. That's good. Is fine with him? I'm
Speaker 1: messing with him. Oh my god, I've got a series.
Speaker 1: Mets need to play more extra inning games seven and
Speaker 1: five and extras this year.
Speaker 2: I don't want play any more extra inning games. I
Speaker 2: don't want one extra inning of Mets baseball the rest
Speaker 2: of the season.
Speaker 1: Nine innings. Can't do it extra great. Tomorrow's at the
Speaker 1: halfway point. After tomorrow, we're going down the mountain.
Speaker 2: So bad.
Speaker 1: I don't even we have to. We gotta think of
Speaker 1: in the second half, because you're gonna have to go
Speaker 1: to some games. We're gonna have to think of it.
Speaker 1: I have to.
Speaker 2: I guess you don't have to, but you're probably gonna
Speaker 2: wind up. So I'm gonna wind up going to some too.
Speaker 2: That still like going to the ballpark, even though it's
Speaker 2: the worst baseball team ever. I we gotta think of
Speaker 2: some bits, some stupid shit to do in that ballpark.
Speaker 2: We gotta think of something funny. Yeah, some games, some
Speaker 2: something again, extravagant meals we should do. Maybe we could
Speaker 2: set this up for the dog days of August I'd
Speaker 2: love to set up a med stup pot luck in
Speaker 2: city Field.
Speaker 1: That would be nice. We take over a.
Speaker 2: Section in the upper deck and everyone just brings some
Speaker 2: food from home, classic Mets stuff, fashion, and then we
Speaker 2: just we just had we have a shindig in City
Speaker 2: Field of everything that we brought in ourselves.
Speaker 1: It's either that or like, I also love the idea
Speaker 1: of like, we all know we're gonna meet in this
Speaker 1: section at one point, and everyone's got row tissery chicken. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that ro tissery chicken. Everyone just brings their own rotissary chicken. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's good too.
Speaker 2: And again I said this, I've flowed this few years ago,
Speaker 2: but was denied by the people at the time.
Speaker 1: Some kind of bullshit scavenger hunt. Just totally let people
Speaker 1: loose in city Field. Feels like we might get in
Speaker 1: trouble for that one.
Speaker 2: Why don't actually run, but like find something like that'ssten
Speaker 2: I'm in but find the Eddy George Jersey and city
Speaker 2: Field one of your the most disgusting stat that I've seen. Yeah, God,
Speaker 2: that's are fifth in attendance in the National League, one
Speaker 2: of one of the best attended teams in all of
Speaker 2: the National League. And this is one of the worst
Speaker 2: products that anybody's put out in baseball this season.
Speaker 1: Fans rock, you guys rock listening to this. New York
Speaker 1: Mets fans are the fucking best. It's a real shame
Speaker 1: that this team can't even match the fan base for
Speaker 1: one tenth of an iota. David Peters's career FIP is
Speaker 1: three point nine to one. Something's wrought, phips, broken, bad stacks.
Speaker 1: I'm out. I'm out on FIP. I'll never use it again.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Last Prazowski said, they've basically fits with
Speaker 1: the Cubs.
Speaker 2: Look for not white handed, yep, yep, Jack a soft towser,
Speaker 2: cut fastball, and then they're gonna teach him a sweeper.
Speaker 1: Well, you've seen the cut fastball. It's not good. Oh
Speaker 1: my gosh, this is so funny. This is really I
Speaker 1: can't believe that happened live. That's awesome. Anything else, Yeah, no,
Speaker 1: I mean maybe think HORRII Block has ever come back.
Speaker 1: He was running at City Field. I don't know what
Speaker 1: that means, but he was running. I saw Luis Robert
Speaker 1: sitting on the bench. That's something, will say. Also, just
Speaker 1: another Steve Quohen tweet again, kind of chirped the fans
Speaker 1: back on April seventh for only claiming fifty eight percent
Speaker 1: of the free tickets that were given because of the
Speaker 1: weird change of time for the doubleheader thing. Mets were
Speaker 1: seven and four at the time. They can you can
Speaker 1: do the math there. They've lost forty games and I
Speaker 1: believe they've won twenty seven. I missed the next You
Speaker 1: think Earlying Holland could be he'd be nice in the Mets.
Speaker 1: I'd love to see him play second base. I would
Speaker 1: love to see him try and throw a baseball. It's
Speaker 1: gotta be either so smooth or it's good, or it's
Speaker 1: going to look like those like new robots, you know,
Speaker 1: those robots that like walk around trying to like learn
Speaker 1: how to be humans. It's gonna look like that. Possibly.
Speaker 2: I want to I want to see last thing, just
Speaker 2: to make it just a twist the knife on you guys,
Speaker 2: will please do? I want to see how much Dansby
Speaker 2: Swanson's races ops since.
Speaker 1: Arriving in City Field. Well, he was at ninety four
Speaker 1: today by the end of the day. I believe if
Speaker 1: fan grafts, yes, oh ops, I'm a WRC plus I
Speaker 1: see it. I'm so used to you giving me WRC
Speaker 1: plus only he was a six to seventeen ops before
Speaker 1: the series began, and after the second game of the
Speaker 1: series he was at philibuster, Philibuster, Philibuster, philibuster.
Speaker 2: He was at six eighty eight, a seventy one point
Speaker 2: OPS race after seventy seven games played this season, so
Speaker 2: almost up to his career average.
Speaker 1: Unfathomable. It's fifteen RBIs and three games for Dansby Swanson.
Speaker 1: Guess what, So in the last seven days he has
Speaker 1: fifteen RBIs right in this series so far? Yeah, it
Speaker 1: is last fifteen games, he has eighteen RBIs. How about
Speaker 1: this one? In his last thirty games he has nineteen RBIs.
Speaker 1: But those count these games, I know, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: In his last thirty games prior to the Mets series,
Speaker 1: he had four RBIs and I think a home run.
Speaker 1: Can I say something crazy?
Speaker 2: From June sixteenth through May nineteenth, he had one RBI
Speaker 2: toad to whole time.
Speaker 1: God James Swanson strikes again against the Mets.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I said today, it's like the chip Chipper Jones's
Speaker 2: ghost takes over his by like the Holy Spirit when
Speaker 2: he plays the Mets.
Speaker 1: Even if he leaves the fucking Braves. Still can't get
Speaker 1: away from it. Oh I hate this team. I hate
Speaker 1: this team so much that's just let's call it. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Oh perfect timing camera went off. Thank you guys for listening,
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Speaker 1: say let's go Mets