The And the Welcome to episode 92 of the Sleeper and the Bus

podcast. I'm Jason Killett joined once again this afternoon by

you know Saris. what's going on but I am hung over.

Oh I'm jealous because the medication they have me on for the walking pneumonia I am not allowed to drink alcohol for four more days.

Yeah, that sucks. Yeah, it's SF Beer Week here and we just kicked it off last night and tied one on so tomorrow I'm going to some beer talks and a couple bars and it's going to be a fun week.

Great, I'll be sitting around drinking hot tea at my parents' house.

Quite the contrast.

Quite the contrast in life.

Today we will be covering two teams that are right in Eos Wheelhouse,

those New York Mets and the Washington Nationals.

So Eos can do a lot of the talking because again, this is right in his wheel wheelhouse pretty much same thing when we get to the raise that'll be my wheelhouse but that's what we're going to cover today we've got a lot to talk about and thanks for the feedback from the episode with the

the Marlins and the Mariners we took the questions took the concerns and everything

got it all bottled up so hopefully we have it all addressed here.

Let's start with the Mets and the outfield.

And when you look at the outfield, the depth chart seems kind of crowded.

When you've got Curtis Granderson, Juanaguarris, Eric Young, Jr. Chris Young, Lucas Duda,

besides, obviously you can look at that

and say, Curtis Granderson is gonna get enough playing time.

You spend the money on him. It not like you're going to come over

and platoon the guy definitely mixed-league material how do you see the rest of that

net field playing out if you're a mixed-league player?

It's very interesting because I personally think Juan Laguaras should start all the time.

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