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This is the Michael Kay Show podcast. I gotta get more K. Listen live weekdays at 1 on the ESPN New York app and your smart speaker.

All right, now one number two, we roll along on this Wednesday.

Grasse is sitting in for Michael on ESPN, New York at 800919-37-66.

Telephone number, Yankees in action right now.

They trail the Orioles 2-0.

That is in the bottom of the third.

Freed giving up another one here in this frame.

And now he's got runner at second with two outs and the former Met Piedelanzo in the batters box.

So we'll see if he can wiggle out of trouble here in the third and keep the Yankees still somewhat within striking distances. They try to take the rubber match of the game this afternoon. Mets tonight, Tigers, Christian Scott on the mound, 630, the pregame 710 first pitch right here on ESPN 880. Before we get into some other things here, Raul, when he called and brought up the Subway series, yeah, I mean, totally. I agree that the subway series has lost some luster. I mean, one of the reasons is the fact that it's been going on now, what, for this will be 29 years, 97 is when the first subway series happened, interleague play. So, I mean, 29 years, that's a long time. And, you know, you're going to go through the ups and the downs, you know, teams being good, teams not being good. But I think a couple of things, first and foremost, have kind of minimized, you know, the effect that the Subway Series wants had. And look, when it first came about to me, and I was at the first ever Subway Series game, the Dave Maliki masterpiece at Yankee Stadium,

sitting in row X in the upper deck at the old stadium. And that was actually the last row in the

place, even though it was row X. That was the last row, and it was a fantastic seat. It was like right

behind home plate, so everything I loved it. And certainly loved the way Dave Maliki pitched

that night, game of his life.

But, you know, in the time that's transpired since, one of the big factors, I think,

that kind of put a little bit of a damper on the subway series, at least year and

year out, is the fact that, you know, 2000, you had the ultimate subway series, right?

You had them both meet in the World Series.

And the Yankees won that, and everything else will pale in comparison, right? The Yanx got the ultimate bragging rights in that World Series in 2000. So until they meet again in the World Series, if it ever happens, you know, the Yanks are always going to have that one over the Mets. So, like, all these other regular season games, even if one team sweeps over the other,

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