We want to write the story about Jose Aglacias, Louis Severino, Sean Manai, a lot of guys who were free agents.

You have no idea. I have no idea what's going to happen between now and this season

concluding and trust me that changes our emotions a lot right well it probably

shouldn't. It will. It will, but it probably shouldn't.

You should know better.

You're right.

Right.

But that's not true.

But I know it isn't. But this is where David Stearns has the hardest and the most complicated job because letting your emotions get in the way of decisions is one of the worst things you can do in life.

Well, I don't even think it's just

strictly emotions though so I don't think it'll be emotional. Right now if I

asked the Mets and most Mets fans about Pete Alonzo's free agency, they would probably give some kind of negative reaction to it.

Now what if I told you, Pete Alonzo is going to hit three home runs tonight in a winning clinching game

and then hit five home runs against the Phillies in a divisional series and go on some kind of

magical post-season run that none of us can predict I think that would change a

majority of met fans and even David

turns himself's opinion on keeping him. So that's why the discussion is not only

premature, it's going to change based on the results. It really is. But I mean there's so many other factors involved in particular money and who else they try to target free agency.

That's what it comes out. And you're right that the GM shouldn't do it, but want to use Sean as an example because Sean feels

left out and I I feel bad for him his team was so good this year that they don't have to play

a wild card series so the Yankees are sitting there the fans are sitting there

and they're like what about us what about us we'll get to some

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