All right, it's 5 o'clock.

It is a Tuesday.

It's nice to have you with us.

The Eddie Scazeri.

Hey, the Mets lost again.

Great.

Yankees, they went up there, Al Dukes. Oh, hi there, Jerry. What's going on? Yeah, I mean, the Mets, this is getting embarrassing. I mean, feeble. No runs again. Shutout again. Really got any hits? Yeah, three hits.

Like, they're brutal.

They had a guy named Warbulusky.

Robleski.

Go throw eight innings of shut out a pitching against them. Face the minimum through six. Face the minimum? It's unbelievable. Yeah, they're just, I mean. This feels like, you know how like during the jet season they had zero interceptions?

And you go, don't you accidentally run into an interception?

A ball accidentally gets deflected into you.

A quarterback accidentally throws one in your gut.

Like in baseball, like you accidentally score a run.

Like, yeah, there's a field, there's choice.

A guy steals the base. There's a sack fly. You get a run. Like it's not there's a fielder's choice. A guy steals the base.

There's a sack fly. You get a run. Like, it's not impressive, but you run accidentally run into a run. You would think, yeah. The Mets just can't shut out in three of their last four games. Three of their last four games. Friday night, Sunday, Monday. So they scored some runs on Saturday. Six runs on Saturday. Okay. Yeah, you know it's weird, like, so I was in the car yesterday.

Going to my piano lessons, Jerry. Good for you. As a man in his mid-50s might do. Good for you. And I had on the afternoon program. No, sorry, the midday program. Or even on the ride home I had the midday program on. Right.

And they were starting, and this was before last night's game, let's keep in mind. And they were talking about Carlos Mendoza getting fired out. Yeah. What are they talking about? It's April. Mm-hmm. But then they get shut out again. Correct. They look lifeless. the problem for and I don't

I've always told you

I get rid of these

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