It is Wednesday, May 13th, 2026. This is another edition of baseball today, presented to you by

T-Mobile. That is not my dude, Trevor Plouffe. That is my doodette's willy. I am Chris Rose,

producer Dan along for the ride as well. As we officially welcome you to baseball, I think this is

your maiden voyage, is it not? So I did an episode with Trevor

Plouffe last season, but this is my maiden voyage with you, Chris Rose. Okay. Okay. Well,

sorry. I mean, we that was like the cream of the crop when you work with Plouf. Right. He's been

he's kind of dreamy. He's got everything. He's smart. He's kind of funny. He looks okay on camera. Like that's the time. I'm sorry to downgrade here.

Absolutely not. You know, I'm just going to take my one second to say that 14 year old Swilly is very excited to be doing this right now.

So Trevor Plouffe is cool. He's, you know, former big league or whatever,

but he's no Chris Rose. So that's very sweet. That's too sweet. I think we can end the show on

that note. Thanks everybody for coming. We'll see you Thursday. No, no, no, we got a lot to get to.

And I don't know if you've been following this narrative that I put on the show that I said recently,

I'm sick of the Mets.

Like I can't talk about them anymore until they do something great or do something horrific.

Right.

But I'm actually going to start to show with them because they deserve a tip of the cap because

I think something positive happened.

Pulled out. A base set for Ewing. His first major league hit. It'll roll to the wall. Let's watch him run. Beatty goes to third. He's going to be waved around. Hewings going to go all the way to phone as Bady scores on A.J. Hewings first big league hit at RBI troops. And it's seven to New York.

It's undescribable.

It beat every expectation I had, you know, growing up and dreaming of it.

And yeah, it's the best day of my life.

Love.

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