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Of the big city. Don Hahn and Rosenberg still with you here on 1050. We'll eventually end up on 880 as soon as the Mets coverage is over. And of course you can always get us without interruption on the ESPN app. Mets lose to the Brewers 7 to 2. Same old song and dance for them. They get a lead, but they can't hold it as Clay Holmes gives you five at a third. And I guess the good news about that Allen is is that it breaks a streak of 12 consecutive games in which a Met starter did not register an out in the sixth inning.
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So there's that.
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Holmes got that. But then they go immediately to the bullpen and it all goes to crap and the bullpen gives it up and the next thing you know they end up losing the game 7 to 2 as Ortiz hits the grand slam similar to what happened to the Yankees in Toronto on the Springer grand slam and it just busts the game wide open. So Holmes goes five at a third, three hits, two runs. I mean, that's fine from a starting perspective because of the innings limits that he's kind of on stretching him out from being a closer last year. But Garrett's hit a wall, man, gives up the four runs and then Waddle comes in, he gives up a run. But you know the game is over at that point. But they're just not hitting. Lindor another oh for four. Marte oh for four Soto oh for three. Alonzo one for three, although he did have an RBI. Nimmo oh for four. Vientos has one hit since coming off the illustration. He was one for 13 in Pittsburgh, zero for three in the game today with two strikeouts. By the way, the Mets. The Mets had two hits today. Now they catch a break because baseball right now feels like it's awful. There's so much parity right now that the Mets and the Yankees could both be Average, if not below average and it not really affect you in the standings because the Padres beat the Phillies today. The Phillies got rained out last night. So despite the fact that The Mets have three wins in their last 17 games, Allen, the Mets are still only two games back at Philadelphia. And the Yankees, who are five and five in their last 10, they've lost two in a row. They've got a one game lead on Toronto and Tampa. So the Mets are in second place and at last glance they had the first wild card and the Mets in fact still do. They have the second wild card because Milwaukee's leapfrog them. They're still in contention and the Yankees are still in first place because everybody's got their problems. So I'm really just wondering, Alan, like we look at the Mets and the Yankees every day, so we dissect them differently. But are the Mets and Yankees just a symptom of what's happening in Major League Baseball where all these teams are flawed? Listen, the Dodgers are terrific and they spent a ton of money and they're the defending World Series champions, but they.