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The Hey, everybody getting you ready for Monday night football.

You got Cincinnati at 4 and 8, Dallas at five and seven.

The Bengals really a much, much better team than the record would indicate. But you know,

what it is, what it is. Glad to have you with us. We're talking about the Kings off for a couple

days after routing the Jazz last night. How about the Juan Soto deal? I did a rant on this

today. I just don't think that's good for baseball. And listen, I'm a Yankees fan and I'm fine with him

not being on the Yankees. I'm fine. I really am. Here's the link to call the show if you want to get on.

It's easy to do. You got the QR code, but I'm never paying a guy 50 million a year to play

baseball. I'm just not. Get me, get me a position player. Get me two pitchers. Get me a relief pitcher.

I'm fine. I don't want to put all the money in the one guy. I'm not into that.

So listen, do I think it's good for the Mets? You know what? I think it's good for the Mets because it gives them the back pages of the tabloids. And in New York, that's important.

But, you know, the Mets to me are the Mets. I don't think Juan Soto makes them a championship caliber team.

That's the way I look at the Mets.

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