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Morning, as this Met season has been atrocious. It's been terrible. I don't

expect them to compete. But for one night, last night, it was a lot of fun because you get

AJ Ewing called up. He gets his first hit. It's his RBI triple, which is great. You get Carson

Benj hitting. Unfortunately, Francisco Alvarez comes out after he had a couple of hits last night.

You got Freddie Peralta pitching past the fifth inning. So this was a good one last night for the people who went at City Field and the Mets fans who have been through hell so far.

I don't know if they'll build upon it or not, but that was good.

Yankees break out of a little bit of an offensive slump that they had. Big three-run homer from

Trent Grisham, so they win as well. The San Antonio Spurs blow out the Timberwolves, so the NBA

postseason in the final four coming together a little bit there. And we got more leaks in the NFL schedule. We'll get to and see if it affects any of the local teams. Good morning, Boomer. How are you? Yeah, good morning, G. And I'm not surprised by the San Antonio outcome, just given what happened in the game before. Yeah. We're a when the Yamma got thrown out of the game for elbowing,

one of the timber wolves.

And, you know, the thing about what I saw last night was that's that competitive side of this kid.

And that kid is, he is all in.

Like his competitive juices are real.

I mean, I think that they have, well, listen, he was already playing well, but they have awakened a sleeping giant.

I mean, legitimately a sleeping giant.

And if he's going to play like this, he's going to be virtually unstoppable.

So, you know, can they get through OKC?

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