So when we come back, yeah, okay, which will be September, what is it, second?

Yep, okay.

So right now, the New York Mets are seven games out of first place.

Mm-hmm.

Will it be worse or will it be better?

It'll be worse, and they will not be in a wild card position either.

So you are going all in and dumping on them, right? That's it.

Yeah, I think, yeah, I wasn't kidding. I believe that this is going to get worse.

I think by the middle of September they may be like four games out of a wild card spot.

Wow.

And we won't even be thinking about them making a run. All right. Well, you know, I'm going to go the other way. I'm going to say that they're going to hang in there. And I'm just, I don't really have any facts to back that up other than the fact that they did this last year and they had a run in them. They haven't really had a run in them just yet.

And hopefully one of these, but the problem with them is really, it's their starting

pitching.

I know, and I know it's runners in scoring position and there are other things that are

that are a part of this, but the starting pitching has been, especially from your top

two guys, except with the exception of

Peterson, Senga and Manaya just have not really done their job the second half of the season.

And I know Mania's injured and I think he's fighting through some things.

And I appreciate that as a fan, but it's just, it's not getting it done.

And if he is compromised in any way, shape, or form, you know,

the manager and the pitching coach got to know that. Yeah. And they got to know how far he can go

and how far he can take it. And the question is, do they bring up any more of these younger

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