Wayne and Beth Page, what's up, Wayne? What's up, Mike? Well, when it rains at ports, you could see

Cessus. When he got hurt the first time with the hamstring, he kind of got up at second, he was

grabbing at it a little bit. This time, I mean, you're watching the game. You saw the grimaces on

his face. He couldn't even stand, Mike. No, listen, this is a bad hamstring this one. Yeah, and this is what happens when your medical staff is completely inept, and they bring this guy back, I don't care if he's telling you, I'm good to come back, and here we go, home run.

Fantastic.

I don't care if Sethman is telling you he's good to come back.

That is your superstar.

You give him two to three weeks regardless with a hamstring injury, Mike.

We don't know how bad hamstrings are. He can be gone for three months after that.

Wayne, this is a problem.

And as Wayne just said, I mean, this is just a pitiful performance by Harvey.

Just gave up a three-run homer to Kurt Suzuki.

I mean, give me a break.

I mean, Kurt Suzuki takes him feet on a three-run homer.

He goes into a game. They need a game today against a seven and 12th team and he's

giving up six runs here in a fifth inning.

Black night, dark night, good night.

My God, what a terrible performance. Talk about stinking up the building.

I mean, could you have given the Mets less than he gave him today?

What a performance.

Way to pick the team up.

Against the last place team, six runs.

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