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Hey, this is John Lester. Baseball isn't boring. Welcome to baseball isn't boring. Here's your host, Rob Ratford. All right, the baseball's and boring on the go. A great time to have this conversation with Steven Matt. Stephen Mats knows what's what when it comes to the things that are

going on right now in New York and in Boston, particularly you have prospects coming up, making their

debuts, making their first foray into the major leagues and starting rotations as rookies

right smack dab in the middle of pennant race. I'm talking, of course, about the Mets, Nolan and Clayne, Jonah Tongue,

Brandon Sprout.

And of course, Matt's current teammate, Peyton Toley, all these guys are getting a lot of buzz,

a lot of attention, and a lot is being put on their back as these teams,

as the Mets and Red Sox go into the postseason,

because both teams need these guys to pitch really, really well, and they have.

So how does Matt's for you?

What does Matt's remember?

Because I'm going to give you a reminder about what Stephen Matts was or what he represented

way back in 2015 as a 24-year-old.

First, he made his major league debut in June.

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