Tiki much like many other met fans I watched not only the home run but the final outs over and over and over and over again

Okay, I was like at 12 I was like when I was 12 watching a porn basically it was like I need to watch this over and over again

What did I miss did I see that correctly?

Correct and you know what you're right teak? I want to clarify I was not 12 when I was watching that for the first time.

I was a late bloomer. It was more like I was 17. I'm not even kidding you.

Yeah, I was very late to that.

He just kind of ignored that one.

So I'm watching the celebration over and over again and there's something that occurred

that I think was really really brilliant and showed a lot of restraint.

Okay. So when Francisco Lindor fielded the Bryce Terrain ground ball and he sprinted the second base and made the third of first for the double play, everybody went nuts.

Pete Alonso went nuts, David Peterson went nuts, Harry Bader went nuts, Francisco Lindo. I mean everybody went nuts.

There was one guy who very gingerly celebrated with the New York Mets.

Everyone else was partying, jumping up and down,

and there was one guy who said, no, I'm not going to do that.

Did you guys notice who that guy was and why it was so utterly brilliant?

I did not.

Sean Mora, Tommy Lugauer, because Sean, I think Sean knows the answer, he looks very happy.

Tommy, did you notice? No I did not okay. Sean you noticed it? It was

Edwin Diaz it was Edwin Diaz. He did that after they clench the playoffs but he said I'm not going to jump around.

We don't know why.

So Ed Windy has learned from the faux pa of two years ago and even after he did such a great job earning the

victory. He wasn't great when he first came and had some control issues.

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