But today may be the finality of something.

Now, Tiki, you have a lot of say in this show.

So what I'm about to say, you may say, Evan, you're wrong.

But I believe today, June 24th, should and probably will be the final time we open this radio show by discussing that decrepit baseball team that plays in Queens.

So for anyone who said, Evan, you guys have been not talking match, you're hiding from the Mets, you can't hide anymore, the Nix's done, talk about the Mets. Okay, what do you want to say? They suck. Cote I Sink is done? He's un-pitchable? He did get up to 99. Great. Bo Bichette's hitting a meaningless three-run home run in the ninth inning

when he comes up done. He's on pitchable. He did get up to 99. Great.

Bo Bichette's hitting a meaningless three-run home run in the ninth inning.

When he comes up with the bases loaded in the second, he's falling down swinging.

Like, from top to bottom, from the very top to the owner, Steve Cullen, to the bottom,

Zach Short, to everything in between.

I've been around for a long time, Teak, I've watched a lot of Met Baseball, I've scored a lot of Mets games. I could argue that this pound for pound is the worst crap I've ever seen.

They're not good, it's not turning, they're an unwatchable mess. And last night in a lot of

ways was rock bottom because the place was empty. It was dark. It was depressing. And anyone who

showed up and bought those overpriced tickets had to watch Kodi Senga, who cannot pitch anymore.

He did strike out Pico on strong in three pitches.

Oh, boy.

Yeah, that was fantastic.

That's the way the game started.

Yeah, and then it was over after that, basically.

He had a one, two, three first inning.

Yeah, and then after that, it was horrible.

And then to add injury to insult, Juan Soto goes down just on the eve of Francisco Lendor potentially

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