Hey everybody, it's a Tuesday edition of the Shea Anything podcast that was almost a Monday edition.

Doug Williams, not alongside Andy Martino instead. He's at his home in an undisclosed location alongside Ringo Starr.

That's a reference that if you're listening, you won't understand, but he has...

Would you call them dolls, Andy, of the Beatles?

What exactly are they?

I think I would have to call them dolls.

Yeah, they're dolls of the Beatles, and he chose only Ringo to represent him behind him today.

Well, we move the...

Long story short, we've never done a Skype podcast

before we have to do it today because I'm on my way to Yankee Stadium. I'm not in the studio.

I have a skylight in this room that has never been an issue because when do you have to go on

Skype at noon on July 16th? It just happens to be a time when the sun is in a certain spot.

So I had to move everything, but we kept one beetle. But that's irrelevant to all your audio files out there. That is true.

What is not irrelevant to any audio files, but also Mets fans listening, is the fact that the reason

we're doing this Tuesday edition, the reason that you're in your basement is that we talked a lot about

Zach Wheeler yesterday on the podcast that never was. And then shortly after we recorded,

the news came out that he was going on the injured list with shoulder fatigue. Obviously,

this was viewed. The consensus right away was, wow, what a devastating blow for the Mets and what

a devastating blow to his trade

value. And you did some reporting after the news dropped that led you to believe that

potentially this wasn't as serious in nature as some of us had feared. Well, look, yes, the talk

around Wheeler is that the shoulder's fine, but that doesn't necessarily

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