Producer Evan

So they still got one of the best rotations in baseball.

And that's even with Rokey Sasaki just looking like crap.

So it just feels like every part of the game, they just get better.

And it's crazy because it's like the Mets, they do a wholesale change in your debate.

I'm like, oh, is Bichette better than Alonzo?

Oh, is Polanco better than Nimmo?

Whereas them, it's just like, yeah, it's very clear that Edwin Diaz on his best day is better than Tanner Scott.

Kyle Tucker on his best day is better than Alex Cole.

And we just won a World Series.

We actually just won two World Series.

So we're just we're just improving from there.

I know.

But it just seems like they have so many arms.

Yeah, it's the craziest thing where it's like, okay, a guy that's probably not good enough to be in our postseason rotation will now be our lockdown closer.

Like, every other team in the world has tried to do that, and it's never worked.

I remember Senga, I think, was trying to do that for the Mets, and he just stung.

So it's crazy how he just adapted and became great.

And then they're like, all right, now that you're off of that, we're going to put you back in a rotation.

And he got off to a rough start, but they can afford to put him in AAA and get his confidence back or whatever they need to do.

I think so, yeah.