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My thought is I'd rather see history than see my team lose 10-1.

Like at least you're seeing something.

Like, yeah, no one wants to see their team get beat.

But if you're going to get beat, witness something cool, right? Like, if your team's going to lose, do you want the other team to win on errors? Or do you want to see a slugger hit a 500-foot home run? Why would you ever root for the other team, regardless of history, accolades? Who cares about the other team? I think it's like ingrained instincts from when you played sports. If you're getting no hit or you're losing, you want your team to come back always. I don't care about the other team. You're not supposed to care at all about the other team. I know, but what I'm saying is. But I do like your spin today. I'm a, I'm a fan of history. So usually, usually I'd say, do I rather be on hand at Dodger Stadium to see a one hitter or a no hitter? The answer is no hitter, right? If you're watching your team implode. I honestly think you're the minority here. No one wants to see their team get hit regardless of history. It's history for the other team. It's not history for you. But in this case, I think when your team is struggling, the Mets have lost eight of nine.

They're the most the other team. It's not history for you. But in this case, I think when your team is struggling,

the Mets have lost 8 of 9. They're the most streaky team in baseball. The Mets, if you've noticed, they'll rip off 7 of 8, and then they'll lose 7 of 8. Then they'll rip off 7 of 8. It's how this team looks, and you just got to hope if you're a fan of a team like the Mets that they make it to the postseason

and then they get hot in that moment.

But my thought was... team looks and you just got to hope if you're a fan of a team like the Mets that they make it to the postseason and then they get hot in that moment.

But my thought was put the Mets aside.

Who cares about my team?

When your team is struggling, sometimes I feel like hitting rock bottom is necessary to make a move, make an adjustment, have that players-only meeting that may be meaningless,

but at least you're trying.

To me, Soto hitting the home run, ruined hitting rock bottom.

Eminem style.

It's a good song, Rock Bottom, because you can only move up from there.

So I do understand what you're getting at because in life, that also is the case sometimes. I know it's one inning. It's one game. But in football, we always talk about that team that gets stuck at 9 and 8 and 8 and 9. And they just, they're not bad enough, but they're not good enough.

I'm saying right now, sometimes getting your ass whooped is not a bad thing. What's up,

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