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This is the Michael Kay Show podcast.

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Welcome back to hour two of the two-hour radio program, the Michael K Show at 3 o'clock.

It'll be Don Hahn and Rosenberg, taking over for four hours.

So this is the place to be, all local, all the time.

And we thought it was proper to check in on the Mets.

We've been talking about the Yankees yesterday, and I want to get the feel on the Mets.

And who better to do that with than Anthony Decomo, who's a Met beatwriter for MLB.com.

He does a great job on that site, and he's nice enough to join us now.

Anthony, how you doing?

Doing well, Michael. How are you?

I'm doing great. The injuries to the Met pitchers, Montas and Mania, how concerning is that to the team, and where do they go from there?

Do they still want to go with a six-man rotation? And who would those six men be if those two guys are out at the first month of the season?

Yeah, I'll answer the second part first. The Mets are done with the six-man idea, at least for now.

And the whole point of that was they want to keep Kodai Senga on an extra day of rest, basically every turn through the rotation

when they can. But even before the Mania and Montas injuries, the Mets were kind of questioning

that only because they have three off days and I believe the first 16 or 17 days of the

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