It's the amazing Rico Bronia podcast with your host Evan Roberts.

All right, let's just do this, get it over with, and we can all go to sleep.

Welcome to Rico Bronia, The season is over. The Mets get eliminated by the LA Dodgers.

And you knew, you freaking knew from I would say the second or third inning on where this was going.

You just knew.

And look I want to warn you about something.

I wasn't sure how I was going to feel. I thought about this game all day I think most of us did as my fans. I wasn't sure like if they lose game six which they did am I going to be angry am I going to be mad, am I going to be mad, am I going to be sad?

Like what is the main emotion one will have after a long season ends?

And I will tell you, even though it may sound angry and mad, I think the main

emotion I have is a little sadness, a little like, wow, this freaking season is over. Wow, there were moments

where I thought this is how the Mets are going to

win a world series with all this freaking magic. So I think overall as we sit

here mourning the end of a season, the death of a season season to me there is a lot of sadness it doesn't

change the fact and I said this a few weeks ago and I really believe this I don't

know what the future holds none of't know what the future holds. None of us know what the

future holds. And while the Mets may have a great future and a bright future and

they've got a billionaire owner and they've got good young players that are being

developed, some of which had some very impressive October's.

I also know that these opportunities, the opportunities of having a little bit of magic,

along with talent, they don't come around often.

So this to me was a missed opportunity.

That's the way it feels.

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