Every show feels like a big show, but this one feels particularly big because we're in the business of overreacting to an actual regular season game.

Everything that could have gone wrong for the Mets on opening night other than Jacob de Grom seemingly did.

We'll discuss that.

Plus, it seems like forever ago, but Steve Cohn and Sandy Alderson spoke to the media.

We'll discuss that and revisit the extensions for everybody's segment

that we do every week. The Shannid thing podcast starts right now.

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podcast. We appreciate it once again. Week nights at 6 o'clock is baseball night in New York.

You can catch both of us on that show. We were on at a little early, our early time at 5.30

yesterday before opening day. We felt like there was a lot of optimism.

We discussed Steve Cohen and Sandy Alderson and what they said to the media.

We'll get to that in a second.

And then the game happened.

And, you know, what's interesting, Andy, is you were on the couch with me.

And Jeff wants us to do designated Twitter in our rundown today.

And I had my kind of Twitter rant about Dom Smith not being in the lineup.

And a lot of times those conversations die out.

Like they go away as soon as the first pitch happens.

But it could not have been more of a precursor to what the night would look like.

Because there was so much to dissect about the Mets on opening night.

But the fact that Dom Smith didn't get into the game, it's really fascinating.

Where do you want to start with opening night?

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