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Enjoy today because you'll have my full attention because the next two days, the Mets

Phillies are on at 208 West Coast Times, 5 o'clock on the east.

When I say we saw some great baseball i mean it and your

mets are a huge part of that they are a team they're not lucky to be there they deserve to be

there they're battling the fillies what a rivalry two great rivalries melies mellies

met's phillies i call them the mellies the melly rivalries i call it the melly rivalry

you could uh you can roll with that and of course danny g my I call them the Mellies. The Mellies. I call it the Melly rivalry.

You can use that if you want. And of course, Danny G. My goodness, Manny Machado is so punchable. The Dodgers, Padres. I don't have a nickname for that rivalry, but it's growing. It's building and I'm loving it. The Doddre's. The Doddre rivalry. The Doddre. That's good. I thought the coolest moments from the weekend.

There were so many.

We're going to go over the things that made you go, hmm. But I have to say, when ProFar toyed with everyone and made it seem like, oh, I missed it. Then he's like, nanny, nanny, poo, pooh, and he starts moonwalking backwards, looking at the Dodgers fans, and he robbed Mookie Betts of a home run. That was playoff baseball. You need more of that type of stuff, and you will get people involved. And by the way, Mookiee Betts needed that. He's not hitting too well in the postseason. that could have been the streak breaker, a nice home run for the Dodgers for him, and a nice tone setter and robbed in front of the fans.

What a cash.

The best part about that, I mean, Danny's like, there was no good part of that.

The best part about that was the announcer was right.

I think it was Joe Davis who's calling your games, which makes sense.

Feels dirty too because he's unbiased calling for Fox for both teams.

So he's like super excited for the Padres.

You know what?

I've thoughts about this then.

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