Joe Benigno

As we are coming off another Sunday of disappointment from both of these teams, we could turn our attention a little bit to baseball.

I'll get back to football in a little bit because I still think there's a conversation around Jackson Dart and the narrative that has been, to me, overplayed.

And it's even leading into the minds of the spotters on the NFL sidelines to determine whether or not he should be taken off the field to take a look at a concussion, which is, I guess, you know, listen, better safe than sorry.

So, but...

It has become such a talking point around Jackson Dart.

I think it's hurting him.

And I think it's a little bit overblown.

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But let's get to the baseball a little bit as we are coming off a week.

And that's what I talked about on Saturday.

We are coming off a week that really changed the Met fan in a lot of ways.

And we'll get to the Yankees too at 888-808-1019.

And they haven't really done anything yet.

But a week that changed the feeling of the Met fan on not just the team and their expectations for this coming season, but a week that changed their opinions about

of the two men who are supposed to lead them out of the mess that the franchise has been in, right, under the Wilpons.

And there have been much worse franchises than the Mets, don't get me wrong.

I'm just saying the Met fan last year, especially after the Juan signing Soto, after the Juan Soto signing, the Juan signing Soto, the Juan Soto signing, where literally every Met fan felt like, wow, I mean, this is the place to be.

No one cares about the pinstripes.

No one cares about the 27 championships.

No one cares about any of that crap anymore.