Now, for the first time since he made the decision, coming to the Mets, the Yankee fan is starting to get bothered because Soto is getting hot.

Yeah, you believe that. You actually do believe that. I know you believe that.

Oh, yes, I do.

I got to tell you, man. Well, I don't care. Now, I still hope that he, you know, that he has a rough season. I'm on the record with that.

I want to see the Mets do well, and the more home runs he hits and the more he gets on base and the more he starts to shuffle,

and the more he begins to look like Juan Soto, the less I like it.

I'm up front with that.

I am absolutely petty about that. He left the Yankees, and while I'm okay with it, that doesn't mean that I hope he has a great season. So far he has not. He's picking up. He's a great hitter.

He's going to eventually find this way. Here we are finding his way. We're in a very interesting

path now because the Knicks have diverted us and distracted us for a while. And now we jump

into, now the Knicks haven't hired their coach yet, so that's still a story. And now we jump into, now the Knicks haven't hired their coach yet,

so that's still a story.

But now we jump into the pool

and the Mets fans feeling great,

Yankee fans feeling great.

I could be wildly off base with this

because I don't jump into the pettiness

as much as others.

I don't really care about,

like, I don't bear the cross. I don't carry this about, like, it's, I don't bear the cross.

I don't carry this weight, this burden.

I don't really think about Juan Soto, except when I watch him.

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