Let me get to my guy, one of the most underrated performers from those late 90s, New York Mets.

And that's Pat Mahomes.

Pat, how you doing, pal?

Brian, how you doing, hey?

We're doing great.

Can I answer you one quick question?

Very important.

When Alighter, who I love, when he crapped the bed in game six of the NLCS,

and you came in down four-nothing to that mess, and

then you just calmly said, I'm going to get out of this. I'm going to get a big double play

against Walt Weiss. I'm going to give you four scoreless innings, and I'm going to give

this offense a chance to come back. Like, what's going through your mind as you went

through a situation like that? Well, what was funny was I knew that I was going to pitch, you know,

in short rest.

And I had pitched both the games before that.

And, you know, we had some guys that were up that hadn't pitched like O'Hershizer,

I think Octavio Dothel and a couple of guys that hadn't pitched in that series.

And I was sitting down there with Hal Jackson, you know, rest in peace.

I was sitting down there talking to him because we'd always get down there early.

And I was talking to him.

I was like, hey, who you think will be the first guy to go in today?

And he goes, probably you.

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