Mooch is in Manhasset, B.T. and Sal Mucci.

Hey, guys, thanks for taking my call.

Die-hard Mets fan.

I just want to know, B-T, I think you're so accurate with this.

And Sal is always defending him.

But what do you think about some good players that just can't handle New York?

And Lendor has shown us he's one of those guys.

When the pressure's off, he hits. When we need him, he does not come through. He's not a New York clutch guy for 33 million a year.

What are you basing that off of them? Some guys see him in New York. I think he's one of them.

Well, what are you basing it off of?

Okay, so last year, Sal, he batted 210 for three months.

You look at it for three months and batted two-tenth.

That's only half the season.

That's not too bad.

Right, but when the Mets were out of it, he hit $2.90.

Right.

When the pressure was off, he came through and he was a 30-30 guy.

He's a good ball player. What about the year before? What about the year before? What about his moment against the

Yankees where he hit three home runs against the Yankees? And say what you will. I don't care

when everybody says. Oh, that was a good day. So he happened to be clutched that day in a New York

rivalry where things were getting heated in a New York rivalry where things were getting heated, where things were getting heated in a New York rivalry

between the Mets and the Yankees, a playoff-like atmosphere

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