So a couple of years ago, you had the Mets in the empty ballpark and, you know, remember the old Gary Cohen, the place is dark and dank and it feels like the end and rock bottom, all that.

This isn't quite that, but after losing twice to the Rockies and three times this weekend to them yesterday, you had Bobauchette just gazing into space on the bench by himself as S&Y was essentially signing off and going to the post game.

The same thousand mile stare that was on many Met fans' faces is also demonstrated by Boba Chet.

After a double-heder loss, the Mets bewildering 9 and 19 start continues. So maybe that'll be, who knows? Maybe this is the line where everything, maybe not. I don't know. But if you're a Mets fan, you better hope so because, yeah, they lost 3-1 and 3-0, and they look bad doing it. They they look lifeless they look just all of it's

awful here's carlos mendoza this was an interesting one um he was asked as specifically his answer

he was asked if teams are not pitching the one so so soders walking a lot i mean you can make the case

you can make the case some of the pitches are borderline and he could swing the bat once in a while

but um our teams indeed as you just point out pitching around him because of kind of what's behind him in the batting order.

I mean, you can make a case, right?

You pitch around him, and, you know, so that's kind of what we're seeing here.

But we need guys who step up, obviously. Yeah, to start doing something. And this is the one I was talking about earlier. Talk is cheap, essentially, is what he's saying about this order and the lack of hitting. I can sit here and tell you guys a lot. But at the end of the day, we've got to go out and do it. That's a simple as that. And they have not been doing it.

This is where I feel bad for a manager because he talks before the game. Yeah. And he talks after the game. How about in between double headers too? Right. And in between double headers. It's just, it's mind-numbing for those guys to keep talking and talking and talking. the only thing you really could do is talk yourself into a hole.

And then ultimately, they're going to end up making a decision that you really have no saying.

Essentially, yes.

And here's Juan Soto.

When you keep the job, you've got to fire your coaching staff.

The guys are working.

I know they're trying to do hard.

The best to be out there and perform, you know,

but sometimes teams doesn't go any way.

And you just got to keep it as what you are, a professional.

Keep you head up and keep moving forward.

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