The meds did their damn thing yesterday.

And I'll tell you on a number of levels, you know, you're not going to overreact to one win, just the same way you don't want to overreact to one loss. It's more you react to the winning streaks and losing streaks. But I thought a good bounceback win for them last night in a game they fall behind. Things weren't going great. Kodi Sanga has become a human rain delay.

It's amazing with, you know, Steve Traxel back in the day used to be mind-numbing to watch.

He was a good pitcher, but he took forever to throw the ball.

You would think in the day and age of a pitch clock that it wouldn't just be so laborious.

And, you know, you're watching Sanga, and he's in a hundred pitches essentially through four plus innings for a guy who's supposed to be your ace.

That having been said, the bullpen was phenomenal.

And how about, how about, I can't even when we say this, the clutch two out hitting from the Mets last night.

What the hell was that?

Yeah.

Well, in reference to singing, I was surprised that he started off so rocky because he had his normal rest.

And that was troubling too.

I was like, man, this guy should be on par.

But I think you make a good point, especially after being able to stack up two wins against the Braves, having 21 runs, and then being able to have that, you know, kind of rally yesterday and win 13 to 3, I thought, I was, you know, I'm a big fan talking about momentum morale, man. I think they showed grit and heart yesterday. They did, which was, which was big. And then it was just fun, to your point. It was fun to watch, see how they rally. You talk about Turner, you talk about McNeil, you talk about all those guys at the back of the lineup, really delivering. It was good. It was a solid win for the Mets. It was very solid. And I know you didn't get home until like 7.30 or so. So the game started, I know you missed it to the top of the first inning.

And the game starts with what looks like a strike three call on Trey Turner.

I mean, it's the same pitch, at least in my opinion, from watching it,

the same exact pitch that Pete Alonzo later in the game was called out on strike three,

was thrown to Trey Turner.

And you almost wonder if Seng against that strike three call is the night for him a little different. Who knows? Turner that hits the triple, winds up score on the run. But the Mets again, I don't say bail him out. It was 3-0. It wasn't 9-0. But the Mets really sprung to life. It was amazing. You mentioned Turner. That bottom part of the order for the Mets last night was awesome.

Jeff McNeil was fantastic.

You know, how about Luis Torens?

About Tyrone Taylor?

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