Oh, point God. You have made no good point, Peter. You're so right, Michael.

I think you made some selling point.

Yeah, because you're an ass.

You talk about competitive balance, right? That's why they didn't want to have a double-headed yesterday

because the game two would have been compromised

because you wouldn't have pitchers.

But at least there would have been the competitive balance

of both teams having to go through that.

But playing on Monday is putting a tremendous

disadvantage. If the Mets need the games, they don't have a kick coming. What if the Mets don't need

the games? And you don't want to forfeit the games because that's not cool either. So I've got to go fly to Atlanta

possibly play two games that don't mean anything to me but I'm physically

going to have to be present and oh by the way in the middle of the night fly across

the country to San Diego to play in a best of three.

Look at you.

Congratulations to Don, you know, I'm just thinking though.

They could apply, I know what I heard yesterday and what I was told but they knew the forecast.

Everybody said this was the forecast.

Why not play a double-headed yesterday? I don't get it.

At least that leaves one game unplayed.

But I guess what you said is that, in the Mets case and for the Braves

sale and Peterson would then have had to pitch a day earlier than scheduled or

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