Subpar Subway Series

Dave, how you feeling after that three game set against the New York Mets?

Yeah, Yanks get waxed, Anthony.

That was, that was a rough one for Yankee fans.

You really got nothing to say.

I mean, the, the Mets, you know, if it, if it weren't for Cam Schlittler and, and his performance on Friday, we'd be talking about getting swept out of, uh ...

I was gonna say Shea.

Uh, swept out of city.

The, the thing about the Mets that's impressive is that they are on such a, a low point in their season, and then they lose Clay Holmes after the Friday night game, and Clay Holmes has been their best pitcher.

We talked about it on the last pod.

And to go from that game to winning two straight in really dramatic fashion the way they did, I mean, it says a lot about the club and, and, and good on them.

It just sucks that, you know, it happened against the Yankees.

[laughs] Uh, but, you know, very entertaining Subway Series.

And if you were not feeling great about the Yankee bullpen going in, you are certainly not feeling great about it after.

No.

And I will say, I ...

The series went basically exactly how I thought it was gonna go.

Game one, uh, you got, um, Cam Schlittler dominates, Yankees win easily.

You know, Mets were in it a little bit towards at the end, they tried to get back in it, but you had full confidence the Yankees were taking that one.

Game two, Carlos Rodón, just some silly plays that I've never seen before.

[laughs] Uh, throw-

Yeah, let's talk about that play.

That wild-

He throws a wild pitch, two runners score, and he does some, like, crazy acrobatic attempt, uh, to throw back home to the catcher.

It, like, ricocheted off back to him.

That, I, I've never seen anything like that before.