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And we are waiting on injury updates on Max Fried and Juan Soto, but both encouraging after yesterday initially when we saw those updates and, or we saw them come out of the game, rather.

You heard elbow for Max Fried and then Juan Soto's limping around after hitting the ball off his ankle,

comes out of the game, but X-ray's negative there, and Max Fried after the game said he doesn't believe it's going to be a long-term thing. However, we do find out about Francisco Alvarez needing surgery on the meniscus, so that isn't great, as he may be out something like six to eight weeks, four to six weeks on the

lesser side of that timetable.

So waiting on updates there.

Yankees lose. he may be out something like six to eight weeks, four to six weeks on the lesser side of that timetable.

So waiting on updates there.

Yankees lose.

Mets win.

Mets trying to sweep the series.

Get some momentum going into the subway series.

But I wanted to bring up a former Yankee who pitched in a subway series back in the day.

Remember good old Carl Povano?

Yes. So Carl Povano was one of those high-priced

Yankee pitchers that Brian Cashman gave a shot to that did not work out. One of the big busts

that he had as a general manager when it comes to, and I thought that when they signed him, I mean,

I was on board for that. I mean, this guy was with the Marlins. He was a horse. He was a,

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