Let's get to the baseball.

That is, of course, why we're here. Subway series begins tonight at City Field, and the script has flipped this week. The Yankees suddenly struggling, having lost five of six, dealing with some injury issues as well, whereas the Mets put together their first series sweep at the season, and the rookie AJ Ewing right in the middle of things again. 1-0. Swing a high-fly ball toward right. McKinsterie back. Track looks up. Gone!

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up gone AJ Ewing by a series he will never forget his first big league home run it

sales into the Mets bullpen and right and the Mets are on the board the Detroit lead now three to

one Keith rat Odyssey bets radio so he gets them on the board and that Detroit lead, now three to one.

Keith Rad, Odyssey, Mets Radio, so he gets them on the board, and that kind of woke up the home run bats for the Mets as a team because Brett Beatty had the game tying two-run shot in the fourth, Mark Vientos, rather, a two-run homer in the fifth. The Mets go on to beat Detroit, 9-4, also getting home runs from Juan Soto and Marcus Simeon, plus Nolan McLean, getting through seven innings of three-run ball, seven strikeouts to pick up the win. Get some more post-game thoughts from Juan Soto here talking Carson Benj. He didn't Homer, but he went two for five, his third consecutive multi-hit game. I mean, he's a leader. He's a guy who wants to be out there. He's a guy who wants

to be part of every single play. He's hungry to play the game. He's showing up every day. He's having fun. He's bringing the energy. So I feel like he's a perfect role model to be the little off guy. So I think he's really cool to see. There you go role model for the rookie. and you got Ewing in the mix now. So the youngsters are providing the spark as the Mets get the three-game sweep. They've won seven of ten, trying to dig their way out of that massive early season hole that they built. One more from Soto talking big picture here, and as he reached for the right words, he ended up channeling his inner Aaron Boone, whether he realized it or not. What has stood out to you about this three-game series, your play as a group? And we're capable to do whatever we wanted to do, you know? At the end of the day, it's all about us. What we wanted to do, it's right in front of us. Oh, that's right in front of us.

He didn't slam a fist on a table, though, did he? No, that wasn't said in anger. That's the only difference. But he did hit you with the right in front of us. And in front of them tonight, of course, is the Yankees. Clay Holmes and Cam Schlittler, the starters for the series opener. We've got pregame coverage. Who's under more pressure tonight?

The Yankees of the Mets there.

Oh, definitely the Yankees.

Oh, 100%.

Don't you think?

No doubt.

Of course. for the series opener. We've got pregame coverage. Who's under more pressure tonight? The Yankees of the Mets there.

Oh, definitely the Yankees.

Oh, 100%.

Don't you think?

No doubt.

Pressure points. Pressure point out? Yankees. Yankees definitely. Why? I mean, just because the Mets have gotten off to such a bad start? Correct. And the Yankees are supposed to compete for a World Series. The Yankees are scuffling that got injuries,

and they have not played the Mets very well in recent weeks.

But you're a Yankee fan, so you're biased. Well, I mean, but I'm giving you the pressures on the Yankees. Yeah, but I think the Mets have an unbelievable opportunity right here to start turning something around. Yeah. They're coming in off of a sweep, which we never thought would happen.

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