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On today's show, we break down the week that was as the Mets take series against both the Marlins and the Padres.

We take a look at where Francisco Alvarez is at, an inconsistent offense as the prospects continue to mash and an early review of the Mets rotation.

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And here's a reminder to subscribe to the show at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, SMY's YouTube channel, or wherever you get your podcast. I'm your host, Connor Rogers, joined as always by my co-host, Joe DeMail, and boy, do we have a lot to get through today. Because the Mets, since we last talked to you have taken both series one against

the Marlins, one against the Padres, projected to be one of the best teams in all of baseball.

So a nice bounce back here for the Mets, Joe. How we doing? How we feeling?

Feeling good. I mean, you win two series in a row. I wish I went to the home opener.

I wish it was Thursday when it was 80 in Sunday, sunny, and it magically got rained out.

A little bit cold on Friday, but I'll tell you a good few days of Mets baseball.

Yeah, it really was. And on the backs of, you know, Tyler McGill showing out in these series and the Mets offense a little bit

inconsistent, but they had some big moments from the stars that we've been waiting for, whether

it is Francisco Lindor or Pete Alonzo, who has come out of the gate on a power tear for this team.

So let's get right into it.

We'll rewind back to the series against the Marlins.

The Mets will not see Miami for a long time now, getting them in Miami out of the gate of

the season at home shortly after. And the Mets taking both of those series, really on the backs

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