I want to talk about yesterday's Met broadcast.

Big Met fan, Ranger, a big Ranger fan as well, boom, we're looking forward to the season.

But regarding Gary Cohen, we love him.

He's part of our family in our house.

Gary Keith and Ron, not to get into the politics, start a part of it, but he, the kid

match off from the Cubs, the third basement, I believe, went to the funeral of Charlie Crack.

He was invited by his wife.

And Gary called it weird.

It took me back a little bit, and Todd Gio called it unprecedented.

Life is about people, I believe, and not about a sport.

They were friends, from what I understand, and it just took me back a little bit,

what Gary said, calling it weird, that this gentleman left the team to go attend his friend's funeral.

So I want to think what you guys think about that.

I mean, I didn't, I quite frankly, didn't like his commentary,

and I'm not going to now dislike Gary Cohen over it. He's a great broadcaster. He's been a

part of my life for a long time. I thought it was completely unnecessary. And it just felt like,

you know, Gary Cohen's whole life is baseball. And baseball is a very serious thing for him.

But Matt Shaw saw his friend get shot and killed,

got shot in the neck in front of his family, and his wife requested that he be there. And

Gary Cohen's got a problem with that because the Cubs are in a pennant race? Like, have we lost all

touch with reality here?

Well, some have.

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