Well, the day after the Mets officially move on from Luis Rojas, we will do our official

Mets post-mortem from the 2021 season. Keith is here. Andy's here. I guess I'm here as well.

It all starts right now.

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Keith Hernandez with you for this episode.

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And once again, weeknight, six o'clock,

SNY, on your television, baseball night in New York. You can catch Andy on there a couple

nights a week, myself as well. It's a fun show. Check us out. So yesterday, the Mets officially

announced they will not be renewing the contract of Luis Rojas as their manager after two years,

one 60 game season. And obviously 2021 being the disappointment that it was on paper, it seemed like a decision that makes sense,

given that the team is underperformed in those two seasons. But obviously, there is much more

nuance to all of it. And we'll get into that on this episode. Andy, I asked you at the top of baseball night in New York last night,

if this was the news you expected to be reporting on, given that, you know, this is something

I know you've been digging around for a while now, now that you've had about 24 hours

to digest the news.

What do you think it means for Rojas and what do you think it means for the Mets?

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