Sean Fennessey

And if you look at some of the contracts that were given out to players who are far less...

gifted or with a far weaker resume than Lindor, you could see people just picking up the remainder of his deal happily and trading prospects for it.

Now, you know, he got off to another slow start.

He broke his handmade bone and now he's got some sort of calf injury.

And he's a 32-year-old shortstop who is not in the prime of his career anymore.

I love the guy.

I love that he's brought to the team.

I was baffled by his mistakes earlier this season, but I'm hopeful that it was just like he was going through something personal and it was leading to some brain farts.

I have to hope that that's what it was because he's actually one of the savviest and smartest Mets I've seen in the last 20 years.

So him doing those things was bizarre.

Those two guys, to me, obviously have the most value beyond the stud pitching.

If they continue in this way and they're like...

10 games under 500 in the middle of June, they should be selling everything they can.

They should be selling off.

They should be turning this team into a flea market, man.

Zach, thank you very much.

And let me tell you this.

Let's go Mets.

I mean, don't jinx it, but yes.

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