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Unfortunately, if you're a diehard New York Mets fan,

it's not the news you wanted because it appears that Francisco Lendor I was told he needed surgery and is getting surgery today.

I were just thinking about that for a second.

When's the last time you went to a doctor's office and the doctor said, listen, Big Mac, I think you're going to need a little procedure on the blank, whatever it is, right? And you're like, okay, I guess we have to schedule that. And he goes, no, no, no, no. We'll just do it right now. Must be nice. Must be nice. Must be nice. Being a professional athlete. Yeah. So six weeks now for Francisco Lendor, obviously they still believe that He's going to be ready for opening day

Big story that I know it's kind of informal

Stuff down in Florida right now

But there are no current plans

For Boba Chet

To have to take any ground balls

It's short

Of course there's got to be plans

For to take ground balls and short

Why wouldn't Chapman take some ground balls and short?

Because he's learning a new position. So exclusively third base? Yeah, they probably don't want to mess with him. You don't have to take like 10 balls a day just see like after the team's done for the day. Hey, Bo, slide five feet to your left or no? Well, I mean, he played it his whole career. I think if you needed to play them in a pinch, you could probably get away.

I think right now they're focusing on having them become an everyday

third baseman. That's the plan. The Lendor injury, though you and I both agree. I would be shocked if he plays on opening day. But it's not going to be long after that. Two weeks max, it's going be sometime around there. If it's not a long-term injury where you're going to have

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