I want to explain, because would you admit that I'm normally a relatively rational Mets fan?

Why are you pausing so long to answer that?

Because you are, but there is still a lot of delusions in your mind at times?

Oh, so like positive delusions or negative delusion?

I think, actually, it sways both ways.

I agree, thank you.

I think you're most of the time rational.

However, there are certain times the pendulum swings to the point I think delusion exists.

Fair enough.

I think I'm a little bit of everything. I'm just honest with how I feel. All right, fair enough. I'm over convoluted, but that's how I feel. I want to explain why, and I think I speak for a lot of Mets fans.

I can't say every Mets fan, but a lot of Mets fans and explaining why I was pissed off yesterday and why I'm massively disappointed by winning a series in Atlanta.

Because on the surface, they won two out of three.

Sure. That's a good thing. Yeah. But here's why I was massively disappointed. I even made a list.

Okay. Number one, when you lose two out of three to the nationals,

especially with the way the series started by having the easy eight to one victory,

and now you're facing Brad Lord and you've got Senga and Mania on the man,

you got to at least split the next two games.

And I think if the Mets had won two out of three against Washington,

I would have been better with, all right, they won two out of three against Atlanta. It's a winning road trip, something they've only had and accomplished once this season. Fine, I'll take it. Stacking series wins. Yes, because that would have been three consecutive series wins. And I think that I would have said, you know what? All good. Did their job. I'm happy.

So number one, they didn't do that. They lost two games to the Washington Nationals. That's number one.

Number two, they blew the game. They blew the game. The game was in their hands. And they blew it.

And they blew it because this manager had a really rough weekend, which I'll get to in a minute.

...