Because one thing about the Mets as optimistic as I was, I always said to you,

they're never going to have a long winning streak.

They can win five out of seven games, eight out of 12.

They're never going to have a long winning streak. Well, now they're putting themselves in a spot

where they need a long winning streak well now they're putting themselves in a spot where they need a long

winning street. So why did this team this veteran lace team wait until 11 games under

500 and the height of rock bottom to say gee golly time for a publicized team meeting.

Yeah honestly I think you can thank Jorge Lopez because sometimes you suppress emotion and I feel like that's the case

with this meds team all this negativity is just suppressed you just kind of

of talk it up to yeah we had a bad day we'll get him

we'll get him tomorrow yeah we had a bad day we'll get him tomorrow that's what it's

felt like if you have you heard any emotion from any player over the last month from this meds team.

Not enough.

Not really any.

I'm trying to think of an example of it being reported post-game that X, Y, Z,

player or players were so pissed off,

they had to be contained or they're screaming.

And you don't hear any of this.

The only emotion you see in it,

it's not the same as what you're describing is Jeff McNeil being mad at the baseball guys.

That's literally the only emotion you're right.

And so it finally came to a head and it was shown in its full glory by Jorge Lopez and so by him

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