Steve Covino

When the opposite starts to happen and the chemistry's gone, it's like the love of a relationship gone.

Like you can't get it back.

It's when that chemistry dies between man and woman or whoever you love or whatever.

It's like you try so hard to get it back, but you just can't.

That's what happens to a team.

And when you see that happen, it's like a sickness, an illness.

It takes on a life of its own.

And it's almost impossible to get back unless you make a drastic change.

And let me give you this one, too.

The Mets...

Sold to their fan base this narrative that it's all about run prevention and analytics and David Stearns is the guy.

Look what he did in Milwaukee.

You know, Steve Cohen put this guy in charge and everyone had to like, and he gets very smug, this guy, David Stearns.

Oh, the smug look on his face.

Everyone was like, I guess we got to trust this guy.

He's a baseball genius.

Run prevention.

You know what run prevention—they miss out on Kyle Tucker, then they go get Bo Bichette, and they put him in a position he's never played before.

Yeah.

Everything they're saying—you know, it's like someone breaking up with you.