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And wherever you are in the free Odyssey app, good Thursday morning.

A feel good summer Thursday for the Mets fan.

A frustrating summer Thursday for the Yankees fan.

You could go positive.

You could go negative today with New York baseball.

But it was an afternoon game first with the Mets before we get into the Yankees

and we'll talk both of them in the first segment.

But Francisco Linder, the streak of O. before we get into the Yankees and we'll talk both of them in the first segment.

But Francisco Lindor, the streak of 0 for 30 over as he delivers.

Sean Mania gets his first win of the year.

Pete Alonzo, a home run, a four-out save for Edwin Diaz and a sweep of the Angels at home. And the Mets look like the dominant team at home that they were early on in the season and have jumped back into first place. And

then you get the Yankees with all the issues that they have had the entire year with the bad

defense errors. And now on top of it, the one guy that you could count on more than anybody in the rotation, you can't count on right now in Max Fried. So their issues are piling up. So it depends where you want to go. But when we can go positive, you can go negative this morning. Good morning. How are you? Yeah, good morning, Jim. Doing great. I will start with the Yankees. Now, it's not Max Freed's problem that, you know, Cody Beliger loses a ball and can't find it.

That... Good morning, Jim, doing great. I will start with the Yankees. Now, it's not Max Fried's problem that Cody Beliger loses a ball and can't find it,

that Oswaldo Parazas is like, you know, you never know what you're going to get over there.

Anthony Volpe has another error.

You know, I think Jason Dominguez out in the outfield leaves a lot to be desired at the moment.

So I would tell you that Max Fried, I thought actually was okay last night. And if everybody was doing their job, I don't know whether or not they would have won. He did give up some home runs. But the fact of the matter is it's the field follies, if you will, that did them in last night. It was really frustrating to watch, especially if you are a Yankee fan. And for the Mets, that's exactly what they needed to do. Sweep, now they go on the road. They're going to go out and see San Francisco and San Diego, come back, maybe four and two, hopefully, three and three at worst. And, you know, now you get your season going. I mean, that's exactly what we were hoping for

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