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can listen on apple podcast Spotify or wherever you get your pods last night it was ron and it was

a guy doing a game and you know rarely can you hear a game and not know who it is.

I mean, if you've been doing this as long as I have, I mean, usually you know who the guy is on the air. I did not know who was on the air last night. I didn't know the voice. And you told me the guy's name now, Monta. I still don't know who he is. Scott Braun, I never heard of him. So, I mean, that's who did the game with Ron. he does the game last night.

So Ron is obviously on SNY, First pitch tonight as the Mets down in Texas after the ground fell apart last night. Ron, welcome. How are you? Hi, Mike. Thanks for having me on, as always. My pleasure. And I didn't know your partner last night. I had never heard him before. Yeah, he's an up-and-comer. He works

mostly at the MLB Network. He's a young guy. I probably have boxer shorts, Mike, is all

the years. And good for him. Good for him. Yeah, good for him, good for him to have a chance.

I know the Mets fans, you know, they love their beloved Gary. He's as good as the gets in baseball, but he's taking a couple of days off well-deserved. And, Keith has had knee surgery, right? He had knee surgery. He's out for 10 days. I think he's in a little bit of an oxy coma right now. He's going to be back and he's going to be 100%. Well, he's not missing much. Watching this infield play, he's not missing much, you know, that he is. And that's, you know, part of the thing here, Ron, about this is the Mets, even without Cespitas, are scoring a lot of runs. I mean, they have scored runs all year.

They have hit with men and scoring for the most part.

They have scored a lot of runs.

Their infield defense has been terrible.

Even Cabrera and Walker, and last night, Cabrera,

let that ball eat him up.

That should have been a double play ball.

He's had that all year,

and the pitching has been just God awful.

I mean, the year raised almost five.

You know, Mike, I was first about the infield defense.

You know, in one year, the play of Carrera and Walker was one of the strengths of the ball club last year.

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