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All right, number two, we're rolling along here on this Wednesday.

Grasses sitting in for Michael on ESPN, New York.

60 more minutes.

Then we'll turn things over to the stylings of Don Hahn and Rosenberg right here on ESPN 880.

Yanks about a half an hour away going for the sweep.

Elmer Rodriguez making his first big league start.

He'll take on Nathan Avali, who we know can spin it and is dangerous.

So Yanks' bats will have to give the youngsters some run support today in the finale in that game down in Arlington. A lot of Knicks in that first hour, as you would expect. There one win away from the second round. They'll see if they can punch their ticket officially coming up tomorrow down in Atlanta in a game number six. Be a good sign for this team, too, to show that they have that killer instinct and putting it all away. So if you want to chime in on the Knicks, still feel free as we move forward. But like I said, I wanted to get into a little bit here with the Mets for a second. And look, I'm not delusional. All right? I don't know what would give you that impression at all. But the fact that the Mets actually won a game last night, that's great. I can't even, I don't even think I could sit here and say that it's a Band-Aid just winning one game.

It would be like a little tiny speck, if you're watching on the YouTube, like the tiniest speck of a Band-Aid,

like when you rip off like the N-piece of it and try to pit it over a massive wound.

That's what a win over the Washington Nationals last night was at City Field and Zach Lattel,

who had only been bombed for about 14 runs in his last two starts.

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