and then we get to Mark Vientos. Let's get to the headline. He's behind in the count one and two. We're all ready for the 12th

inning and then off the bat I thought fly out the center field from my vantage point.

I thought you know hit the ball well I think that ball is going to be caught and it just

kept going and going and going and sign I leaps up at the wall,

Sinai, however you pronounce his name.

And as that ball is off the top,

and Sinai is jumping, and I see his glove

like fall over the wall, I jumped up in the air and had that child-like

excitement because A not only did the Mets win the damn game B not only did they survive what would have been maybe their worst loss of the season,

probably their worst loss of the season, and definitely there were series of the season.

But Mark Vientos has to make everybody think.

He's got to make everybody think about numerous things.

Game-winning home run, three for four since the recall makes you think of many things.

Let's start off with number one.

Let's go with number one, a very peaceful number one,

and that is, why hasn't he been here for a month?

And I'm not Monday morning quarterbacking if you're new to the RICO.

When they set the roster and they gave us Zach effing short my response was why this is Vientos his moment let him

d h h let him get some at-bats at third third base. When JD comes back, we'll figure it out.

But give him an opportunity, and the Mets didn't.

And instead, we were given a waste of time with Zach Short. He wasn't that good defensively, he barely played, he wasn't much of a hitter,

and then of course when JD came back, goodbye, Zach Short. See you later. Thanks for coming. So question number one is to David

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