It's a throne and behind it is like the way the World Series trophy appears.

And they're just reminding us, hey, Monday morning at 10 a.m., you could buy tickets to the NLDS.

Met suck.

And I get it. Like, it's business, right? They've got to put the tickets on sale at some point.

But how about we wait? How about you don't send that any emails until they qualify for not even the division series, the wild card series? And then you're like, hey, by the way, you know, if we win the wild card series, boom, there's a home game, let's put the tickets on. I don't like this email. Pisses me off. There's something I've never understood with teams. And the Mets are not alone in this. whenever you get into the end and you haven't yet clinched and you rush these tickets out.

And especially because it would be the division series, as we now know, do you think you're not going to sell the games out if you waited until Monday morning when, like, they've clinched a playoff spot to do so? Like, why the need to rush this out now? And and also the tickets go on sale Monday morning.

We're already going to know the answer. So just wait till Sunday night. I'm saying they just put the big flyer out Monday morning. Two hours are they going to sale? I don't understand. I agree with you. And I also agree with what I said to myself, but on the air to open this segment, which is, Evan, don't be mad at this. Like, it doesn't really matter, but it just popped into my email and I'm annoyed.

You know what it matters.

There's an element of tone deafness. Steve Cohen yelled at the men, didn't yell to the midfins, but like he begged the med fans, hey, show up, I did my part. The Met fans did their part this year. They did. They're dying to buy playoff tickets. They want to go to buy playoff tickets. The Mets haven't done their part this year.

I got you. So don't challenge the fans basically through They're dying to buy playoff tickets. They want to go to buy playoff tickets. The Mets haven't done their part this year.

I got you.

So don't challenge the fans basically through an email to come by, be prepared to buy tickets. Do your job first. Do your damn job, fellas. And the Mets job is simple. Win their final four games. If they do that, they're in the wild card series. If they don't, then they're going to need a lot of help.

You know what?

And now I'm starting also to root a little more for the Mets to make it if the dimebacks aren't.

This red team is so boring. What? wild card series. If they don't, then they're going to need a lot of help. You know what? And now I'm starting also to root a little more for the Mets to make it if the dimebacks aren't.

This red team is so boring.

How many games in a row do I got to track to Cincinnati Reds where they're playing every game is 2-1-1-0, 3-2? I've had enough. I got to defend the Reds. Now, the Reds are a mediocre team, which is where the Mets pool is right now.

They're competing with a bunch of mediocre bad teams that wouldn't be playoff teams under the old format. The Cincinnati Reds have a really good rotation, like legitimately, and they would be dangerous in a postseason series. But they don't score a lot of runs. They don't have a great bullpen, but they rotate like Hunter Green and Nick Lid and Andrew Abbott. Like, that's legit, man.

That's a major league rotation.

And that's fine. And maybe they stifle the Dodgers. But the problem is, when the Reds play this boring brand of baseball. I don't think it's boring and slow scoring. Okay. That's your opinion. Many would find it boring, Evan. Many would find it boring. And they're not going to get buried at 1 o'clock because you're going to put the Dodgers in prime time next week.

Yeah.

Well, worry about that for the Red fans. many would find a board. And they're not going to get buried at 1 o'clock because you're going to put the Dodgers in prime time next week.

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