Obviously, all of us, my fans are jacked up about Nolan McLean.

And for those of us who are older, he does remind us of a Hall of Fame pitcher that

pitched for the Mets when he was younger and was a fireballing fastballer and had a presence

on the mound.

Now, Nolan's a little bit bigger than the player than I'm talking about.

And unfortunately, the player that I'm talking about is a player who died during COVID, Tom Seaver.

And he has, I'm telling you, physically, they look very, very similar.

Their windups are very similar.

Their deliveries are very similar.

And I know it's only four games into this young man's career, but he has what I would call a little bit of grit.

And that's what you need. You need competitive grit. So you got him now. Your comp to Nolan

McLean is Tom Seaver, the greatest player in the history of the organization. And also one of my favorite players growing up. I mean, that's, you know. I'm just saying they look similar. They look. I'm not saying he's going to have a 15, 20 year career. I'm not going to say he's going to strike out 300 guys in a season.

I'm just telling you, he looks very similar.

You're talking about like mechanics and mechanics and the way he delivers the baseball.

And maybe that's a good thing because maybe that will alleviate the potential arm problems that

usually hit these guys, you these guys around this age.

Knock it on wood.

I mean, you're just getting out of control.

This is an over-you-skiy spot right now.

You've already got him being healthy for his entire

career and also comparing him

to Tom Seaver. And every time that a young

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