Mark Grody

Like, you know, he felt like if it was later in the season, this would not have been an IL situation.

He might have not even missed a start.

So some of it was the situation that, you know, like they couldn't,

handle not having another arm on the staff because of just where they were in covering innings.

So everyone sounded very optimistic that he's going to be back, I think, for the Mets series in two weeks.

And so it doesn't feel the same level of, like, ominous as it did with Cade or, you know, someone like Steele last year.

So there's a lot of belief and expectation that, you know, once the 15 days are up that he'll be good to go.

I don't know that it's even sarcasm for me because I will never forget these three things I'm about to share with you.

words trade deadline inability to maneuver around the trade deadline in season when your team was either a going nowhere fast which describes the treadmill or i think one of our texters referred to it because you said the stationary bike right yeah the bike to nowhere they called it five seven four the rinds dorfian bike but these four walls they box you in it's

Taking out the trash, I see.

Better late than never.

Some people argue this is number one, but it's number two for me.

There was a trade that was made between the New Orleans Pelicans and the Atlanta Hawks.

The New Orleans Pelicans traded the 23rd pick in last year's draft and an unprotected 2026 first round draft pick to the Atlanta Hawks for the 13th

pick, which they used to select Derrick Queen.

Now, do you know who picked ahead of the Atlanta Hawks?

That would be the Chicago Bulls.

Mario was all of us yesterday.

So he wants the opposite?

So he really wants to be Wario is what you're saying?