Now I was able to score this wonderful Monday night game.

It wasn't easy, but I was able to do it.

And let's start with, you know, before I even get to Shaw Manaya,

who I think is obvious.

Obviously, Sean Manaya delivered another incredible performance.

He's now pitched back to back dominant performances.

I read a stat and this was unbelievable and I apologize for who put it out there for the first time because I don't know who to give credit to but that Sean Mania joins only Doc Gooden and Tom Severe in terms of having back to back starts in which they pitched seven scoreless

innings and strike out ten guys. I think that was the official style. Let me

let me read it. Okay. Shaw Manaya joins Tom Sever and Doc Gooden as the only pictures in

Met's history with seven plus innings, ten plus strikeouts, and no runs allowed in consecutive

starts.

There are two mind-boggling things about this.

Number one, Sean Manaya has joined this kind of illustrious list.

The other thing was the surprise that DeGram didn't do it.

Like for everything that Jake accomplished in some of his dominant years

with this team, it's amazing he didn't do that.

But, Doc Gooden, Tom Sever, and Sean Manaya, which is unbelievable.

So we'll get to his great performance, but I think what was so important, especially in terms

of the struggles that this Met team has faced since the all-star break

was getting that big hit. You know first inning against Andrei Palant they do nothing.

They go down one two three very meekly they have a little bit of a rally in the second inning when

Peter Loneso draws that four pitch walk and yeah we will get to the lineup

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