And the guy who would be describing all of that action that we hope happens over the next week and a half is the voice of the New York Mets and he joins us right now courtesy of Bigelow Tea, grab a mug and tea proudly, the great Howie Rose.

Howie from Citifield, how are you, sir?

I'm well, grab a gallon and tea proudly,

and maybe two gallons tomorrow,

because these guys are flying overnight to

LA if they win today and tonight so caffeine up. What is your feeling on this

series? I try to like think back to all the three win comebacks how they come out of nowhere

But obviously the Dodgers have beaten the Mets up the last two days. We know what happened in game one

What's your feel for where we stand right now going into game five.

You're going to hate me for this because it's going to replicate the worst most mundane

cliche that we hear in sports every day.

But I'm not looking past today and you know you hear it to the point of

nausea we have to play one game at a time but there's a lot of truth in that

because anybody goes out there thinking they've got to win three in a row tonight.

You can't win three in a row tonight.

You can win tonight.

And I ask Carlos Mendoza just within the hour, can you tell if there's a dangerous lack of focus within any of the

players in that clubhouse to where they're getting the feeling that they're starting to

check out, they think it's daunting they know

what's happened just the last two nights but you know he maintains not that I would have expected

him to say anything else anyway but he says no from the minute he got into the clubhouse he says

it's the same as it's been all year they're joking around they're laughing he's

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