Sean Morash

Right, whatever it was.

I do that on purpose.

I know.

We saw him for some starts last year, and he was fantastic.

Yep.

And spring training, he looks fantastic.

And you know that he's here for the long haul?

He's going to be fantastic.

You almost – it's a unique situation where I feel like the Met fan –

feels like Nolan McClain should have been the opening day starter because that's who you know is yours.

And that's where I want to hear from Mets fans right now.

Maybe I have the wrong read on this, but if I... Ultimately, it's not going to matter.

It's not going to, but I would say this.

If I had tickets to opening day, and a lot of you Mets fans are diehards that make this a tradition to go every year.

I would think that somewhere along the lines in the last month, two months, as you have gone through this horrendous winter and look forward to sitting at Citi Field with those great chicken fingers, maybe standing on that Shake Shack line, enjoying a beer and watching baseball outside, somewhere in the back of your mind was, how cool is that?

We get to see Nolan McLean versus Paul Skeets.

And that is now gone from you.

Will that take anything away from your approach and excitedness about opening day not getting to see Nolan McClain on opening day versus Paul Skeens?

888-808-101.

I think it's only an issue if Freddie Peralta doesn't look good.