A couple of guys that haven't played for you yet.

One Keith Hernandez on S&Y reacting to the move.

Everybody I've been watching the interviews.

Everybody's kind of speechless.

I'm a little bit speechless.

This is very explosive.

This is in the years that I've been with the Mets.

I have not seen this kind of moving in a new direction, I guess. And that, of course, the Alonzo to the Orioles. It's called the Great Met Reset. Yes. I've not played for you yet, Joe B. So he was on yesterday with Evan. I waited, but I kind of forgot, actually. Here he is. He talked about two guys. One, Stearns and two Cohen. First, your move now, Mr. Stearns, after what we've done.

You know, we're going to find out now how freaking smart David Stearns is.

Okay?

You're going to go out. Let's see what you're going to do now, David.

Because right now, we're nowhere near the Dodgers, we're nowhere near the Phillies,

we're probably nowhere near the Braves.

And I tell you, bro, I don't even know if we're as good as the Marlins right now.

Probably not, actually.

Here he is with the owner. The guy that's the real culprit is the owner. The owner sold us a bill of goods. We all thought we were all sucked in, bro. You said it. We all said it. Uncle Stevie's big money, and it's never going to be the same like it was with the Will Pons.

But where is this guy?

I guess he wants him in front of a microphone.

Where is this guy?

But do you mean the same guy that had the second highest payroll in all of baseball behind the Dodgers as a single person?

The guy that's transforming that entire area into something

that it's never been, the guy who gave Juan Soto $765 million last year. That guy, where's he?

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