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

It is indeed a sweepable edition of Rico Bronia.

Episode number 491, the New York Mets complete a sweep of the absolutely dreadful and pathetic Colorado Rockies.

And they put the exclamation point on a homestand that featured three series,

one against a really good team, two against some bad teams.

The Mets win all three series.

They go two out of three against the Dodgers.

They go two out of three against Chicago, the White Sox, that is, and two out of three against the Colorado Rocky.

So when you add it all up together, when you combine it together, you have yourselves a seven and two homestand.

A sweep of the Rockies, two out of three against the White Sox, two out of three against the Dodgers, a very successful seven and two homestan.

I think when this homestand began on the Rico Bronia, I said that's the goal.

If you can go seven and two, win the Dodgers series, win two out of three and sweep against the two bad teams you're about to face, that adds up to seven and two.

And that is boom. that's what you want.

Six and three is okay, still pretty good.

Anything less than that would be a major disappointment.

Before we break down these games, one thing that is incredibly important and watching these games

against Colorado, not easy necessarily, not the easiest wins in the world.

I want to remind you that all wins count the same.

They all count the same.

You beat the L.A. Dodgers, you beat the Chicago White Sox, you beat the Colorado Rockies.

They all count the same.

They may feel better when you beat the L.A. Dodgers than when you beat the Colorado Rockies, but they all count the same. They feel better when you beat the LA Dodgers than when you beat the Colorado Rockies,

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