Mike Brown is the new head coach of the Knicks.

To hear our reaction to it, rewind on the Odyssey app right to 2 o'clock.

The Mets lose another game.

What else is new?

They had a 2-1 lead.

Clay Holmes was taken out with one out and a runner-on in the sixth inning.

And then Reid Garrett imploded.

And the Mets ended up losing 7 to 2.

We'll get to the Yankees in just a few minutes, but that's one of the big questions met fans had on this matinee.

Why did Carlos Mendoza take Clay Holmes out with one out in the sixth inning?

Well, let's hear from the manager and have him explain himself.

What was the thought process for moving Clay when you did there?

Yeah.

So that fourth inning, he walked all the base is loaded with the three left did there. Yeah. So that fourth inning, he walked the basis loaded with the three

lefties there. Seems like he was having a hard time landing the secondaries in the strike zone.

And then I knew, you know, we're up one. He's approaching 90 pitches there. Once he walks

gelich to lead off the inning, I knew I was going to, you know,

I was going to just giving him to you regardless. He got to Riu out and, you know, that was, that was

it. No, that's his answer. And the problem is Clay Holmes, who's had a very good first year

as a starting pitcher, he doesn't go that deep in the games.

That's like the ultimate issue.

And when I looked at his pitch counts this season and see like, all right, how often has he gone past 90?

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