It's Come Down to Mr. Met Dancing Behind Steve Gelbs | Boomer & Gio

WFAN Daily

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3.8 • 795 Ratings

🗓️ 29 June 2026

⏱️ 9 minutes

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We talk some Mets disaster including when Steve Gelbs was talking seriously to Gary, Keith & Ron in the pre-game about the Mendoza firing, Mr. Met was dancing right behind him.

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0:00.0	twice this year. And I know Gary Cohen, I think, sometimes goes out of his way to do things like this.
0:05.3	There's twice this year he has said words that I'd never heard before. And I feel like I'm somebody who has a decent vocabulary.
0:13.7	My mother was an English teacher. I feel like I've heard a lot of words and know what they mean.
0:18.6	And he ended up saying that Carlos Mendoza was the least culpable, probably the least culpable, in this morass of a season.
0:27.3	Now, I just thought that morass was something that people called Sean Morash.
0:31.6	His sister's ass!
0:33.6	Like, that's what people on X who don't like Sean, they call him morass.
0:39.0	So when he said morass of a season, I'm like, what?
0:42.8	It's my fat ass!
0:45.1	Morass!
0:47.0	Do you know what more ass?
0:48.5	I've never heard of Morass before.
0:51.3	I have.
0:52.1	So more...
0:52.6	It's the morass.
0:53.4	It's the morass of a long, arduous season.
0:57.5	Okay, but what does it mean?
1:00.8	When I hear, I don't hear it the way you're hearing it. I hear it the way that it was intended
1:05.6	to be said, that this is a long, drawn-out, negative kind of season that we are dealing,
1:12.4	and we're dealing with the morass of that season.
1:14.7	Okay.
1:15.2	So it's not, it's not we-ass.
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