Gregg Giannotti

If the advantage is taken away from Steve Cohen to spend more money than everybody else, then are the Mets as attractive as they are right now?

And the answer to that is no.

They're just not.

I mean, Steve Cohen can pay...

somebody threw the roof to get them to come here and give them whatever they want.

Now, under this current set of circumstances, if you're in a capped world and that stuff doesn't matter as much and you're talking about owners that are spending the same amount of money on their roster because you have to in this cap era, then the Mets are going to have to build like every other team and not splash and free agency and go get guys like Scooble in an offseason where it's $500 million.

And the same thing I would also say.

But here's the thing, though.

You can't ignore the money factor and having such a huge – there's no rules right now there.

Yeah, but, I mean, come on.

It's a little bit different.

How many Mets players are living on Long Island where the Islanders are living?

They're not.

He hasn't been here in 15 years.

That's right.

I'm just saying.

He went from loving those guys to being pissed off at them.

But baseball is back tomorrow and then Thursday, of course, in Queens.

It's Boomer and Geo just getting started.

The only thing we're missing is Marshall with all of his crew in here.