So now the Mets and Yankees play every day, and we don't care about the results.

Like the Mets losing today to the Astros or the Yankees losing today to Minnesota does not matter.

We don't even care of regulars play well.

All we care about are guys not getting hurt.

The Mets got through their game without any injuries.

The Yankees got an injury from Scott Efros who's competing for a bullpen spot.

And so that's what spring training is about.

It is now about surviving injuries.

Giancarlo Stanton left the team yesterday.

It was confirmed that it wasn't related to his tennis elbows.

It was a personal matter.

And Aaron Boone said earlier today that when he comes back, it's up to Jean-Carlo if he wants

to address that personal matter with all of us.

He clearly doesn't have to have to tell all of us what he was dealing with.

Why, do you need to know, Sean?

No, I don't even think Boone needs to tell us that.

I think it's further putting Stanton in a tough spot, oh, you're not going to tell us?

You know what I know?

Yeah.

Hey, what'd you leave for? As long as I think the only question that's pertinent to baseball is, how are your elbows doing?

Exactly.

Like, was that related to the tennis elbow?

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