Now let's get to show on Manaya.

I feel like such a sucker, man, because I've had a quiet confidence with Mania when he

initially went down, a confidence of, you know what, I trust the Mets.

I trust what they're saying.

And they didn't do anything wrong here.

But it was more, I believed we were going to see him in the middle of April.

And I even put that little chart out, you know, counting the

days and counting when would the Mets need a sixth man in the rotation? And I got it to April 18th,

because on April 18th, if they want to give Kodi-Senga extra rest, that's going to be the day they

need to add a starter. And I'm like, wow, that's only a week away from Mania. But unfortunately, if you're getting your news from me,

I will let you know that he had a setback with his oblique. Imaging showed he's going to be

shut down for two weeks. And then hopefully, it's not even a guarantee in two weeks,

he can start throwing again, assuming he has no discomfort, assuming the MRI comes back clean.

And if all of that happens and Mania is good to go in two weeks,

that's the middle of April and you're basically starting over again.

And I think the best case scenario is you're looking at the end of May.

So unfortunately, the way I've got to look at Manaya and the way I've got to look at Montas

is I got to forget they exist.

I think that's the healthy approach because if they're available, it's going to be a long

time from now.

It's a couple of months.

And it's a great problem if they're healthy.

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