All right, boomer and Gio coming to you live for the build forward tough studio on the fan and CBS Sports Network.

We are in the midst of this last day of the heat wave here in New York.

It's going to be a little bit cooler starting tomorrow.

Last night at City Field, the first tip, first tip, first pitch temperature was the hottest ever in the history of city field that opened, of course, in 2009 at 98 degrees.

I mean, it's not like it opened in 1905.

No, yeah, but 2009 still, what, 16 years ago?

All right.

Well, no, I just thought it was interesting.

If you would have told me it was the hottest day the meds have ever played in new york city

either at chaise stadium or city field and that would mean something to me uh yeah if it's in the last

16 years doesn't mean anything well that i mean it's just it's just a record now it's 98 degrees

now they're complaining when it was cold now they complainers no no no'm just, hey, you just did a whole thing about how it sounds good to you.

Utah was 60-something degrees.

It did.

You just, I didn't go, well, you complained about that.

It's hot.

I didn't do that to you.

I'm just mentioning it. That's just people are experiencing it. No one's complaining about it.

I'm just saying it was the hottest first pitch,

and I was going to make a stupid sports analogy going into the Mets started hot,

but ended cold, and they stink.

And they're continuing to lose, and the Braves own them,

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