Willie Randolph is an experienced manager.

Carlos Beltron was about to be the Mets manager.

If they need to make a change in the middle of May,

those seem like pretty good options.

Let's lead it off with Ari in Valley Cottage.

What's up, Ari?

Hey, good afternoon, guys.

Tough day to be a Mets fan.

But I always think about how it could be worse,

and I could root for your other teams. I said that yesterday at the end of the week. I said, listen, at least if you root for the Giants and Knicks, there's a little bit more hope specifically to Nix. And Ari, thank God the Jets didn't play for Evan's sake. I know. You might have had a heart attack. That would have killed me. It would have killed me. Yeah, I can't wait to listen tomorrow at 4 to see you what I'm going to have to say. But anyway, I love your recommendations for the coaching changes. I totally agree with you. Something has to change there. I mean, this season can be put into, you know, a tale of two seasons, you know, before and after

June 13th.

Before that, our starting pitching and release pitching with number one, and after that,

we were, I think, 27th in the league, and our record shows for that.

You know, looking down our offense, I mean, Pete Alonzo and Juan Soto could have had the top, two of the top 10 best

season of the Met, you know, in the franchise. But how with those two statistical records,

you know, the team couldn't hit with scoring position and get into the playoffs is beyond me.

And kind of what happened yesterday with Pete makes me think that there's something

going on in the locker room.

I mean what?

What do you mean what he said?

What do you mean what he said?

How he described opting out?

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