Joseph Tocopina is the best defense attorney in the world.

He's my dear friend of 48 years.

He's also a diehard New York Met Man, and like Scott Labato and myself, he's a great patriot,

loves his country.

So that had to watch.

It's not really funny.

It's actually kind of sad, don't you think, Joe?

You know, after about five minutes into the game, I was like, season's over.

We're out.

We were losing 2-0.

I saw it.

But what I saw yesterday was awesome, man.

That's a different type of Mets team.

I mean, we took the best pitcher in baseball, and we didn't get him through the first inning.

And the way they had plate discipline, the guy Lubbop, who I love, you know, Lubbop is, right?

Luis Robert Jr.

San up field.

I mean, that was so mad bat he had where he, like, a pitcher of Skeens pitched like 12, 13 pitches in his at bat and then he wound up getting on.

I mean, that's a, if this team is really like that all year, discipline, play discipline, and there's an energy there, and that kid benched the rookie with that home run, oh, my God. That's great. No, listen, I can tell you this. Yeah, I had two days ago I had John Heyman on the show. I think he's the best baseball rider in the country. New York Post

MLB Network. Yesterday we had for 15 minutes live on the air, John Franco, all-time great New York

Met 15-year Met 1990 through 2004. Both of those guys said the Mets are going to be better this year,

that there were clubhouse issues last year, Alonzo, Nimo, Soto, you know, McNeil, all those guys didn't get along, obviously.

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