So let's hear how we did from Friday afternoon. Real quick, Subway Series results. Go. Mets take two out of three. Met's take two out of three. Tiki. Yankees sweep. I'm going to go with Yankees two out of three. So Tiki is the most wrong. Sean gets a little bit of a victory. And I was about to be right until Tyrone Taylor hit a two run, home run. But I thought this question was actually really interesting. It was posed by Sean when he asked us about the former Yankees in this series. Take a listen. What former Yankee has the best weekend this year? Juan Soto. Okay. Yeah. I mean, Wands, at least it looks like he's breaking out of it. Hit a home run yesterday. I would think that Juan Soto is going to exact revenge. I think Clay Holmes throws a gem tonight. You think so? That'd be nice. We'll see. Well, that's a shame. I would say that both of us were pretty wrong. Now, Juan Soto wasn't bad. He hit the home running game one and then got on base four times on Saturday. but again, and this is kind of the running issue with Juan Soto, he missed his chance for the big moment.

He's wonderful.

Like, he came up with two on and nobody out in the ninth inning and bounced out.

Right.

Now, luckily, he ran down the line so it wasn't a double play, but Soto continues to just lack that moment.

There's that little it that he always has had.

From his youngest ages till last year, there was an it.

He hasn't found it yet this year.

Not yet.

And it's, you know it's coming.

Yeah, I'm not worried.

That's why you should be even more encouraged. You take most of these last few series. You had a sweep in there. And Wantan Toto's not even playing great. Yeah. So when he does start playing great, and Francisco Indora hopefully gets back and he's healthy, you should feel good about where the Mets are. The two former Yankees, that exact revenge over the weekend, and you could take your pick on who it stung more for you, is Luke Weaver and Devin Williams. Yeah, it was the bullpen. I mean, Luke Weaver does the Houdini Act on Saturday night after the Carson Benj's drop to escape a bases loaded nobody out jam holding a two-run lead, and then comes back for the next inning and pitches a scoreless eighth and Devin Williams on back-to-back nights.

Right. loaded nobody out champ holding a two-run lead and then comes back for the next inning and pitches a scoreless eighth and devon williams on back-to-back nights right so the question would be more for the yankee fan which former yankee pissed you off the most devon

williams or luke weaver i think it's probably devon williams you think so yeah because you

expected him to have in one of those two moments on Saturday or last night, you thought that Devin Williams was going to be a Devin Williams. And instead, he was Devin Williams from Milwaukee. Nah, he was. He was the good Devin Williams. We did not see the bad Devin Williams. And Luke Weaver only did it one time, right? Yes. Devin Williams did it multiple times. I know who we should ask.

How about the biggest Yankee fan crazy boy out there? John and Mass Beth. Hey, John. How are you feeling? John. How's going, fellas? All right. Wells. Meads fans, congrats on the World Series victory. Yankees fans, relax. You know, I've been reading on social media. Yankees fans are flipping out, going crazy, this and that. You know, listen, the American League is wide open for our taking. We're going to take the American League. John, John. John. John, I'm very curious. And I want you to be honest. It's not a trolling question. It's more a curiosity question.

Which former Yankee made it sting more?

Luke Weaver or Devin Williams?

I would say, I really can't even answer that because it didn't really, I mean, maybe Devin, just because I would have liked to see him choke.

Right.

But, you know, I guess we, you know, but I guess that would happen soon eventually.

But it can't happen all the time.

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