I don't know what it is.

I'm not going to sit here and dump it all on Francisco indoor,

especially with Juan Soto not in the lineup.

But my God, it looks listless.

And this team's spending like $353 million on their team.

I mean, that's the thing.

And there's, you know, there's guys that are new Mets that a lot of the fan base didn't love because of how the offseason went.

I do think that people were happy about the Boba Chet signing, even though they were annoyed that Kyle Tucker had gone to the Dodgers, but it was a good pivot at that point.

But, you know, Polanco replacing Alonzo.

You know, people say Marcus Simeon's too old, and he's someone that his best days are behind him. Luis Robert Jr. is always hurt, and they've already got him, you know, taking maintenance days. I mean, and Bichette, I don't know what is going on with him. He just doesn't, I mean, listen, we saw him a lot in the World Series. We saw him in the postseason against the Yankees.

I mean, he was a different, more confident-looking player than he's been in these handful of games here.

It's the uniform.

I know that can change, but like after all these.

But, I mean, you say that, you kid, but, like, I feel like there may be something to that.

By the way, I was just looking at their payroll.

It's $378 million compared to the Dodgers, 412 and the Yankees at, what, 336?

I mean, this is, home weekend against the A's with a near $400 million pay.

I understand that your highest paid player, your best player.

There's almost a billion dollars.

But still.

There's over a half a billion dollars in baseball players for the Emmets and the Yankees.

Yeah.

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