Bichette On NY, Ben Johnson Starts From Scratch, Russo Mispronunciation Moment
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Just one from the Mets acquire Freddie Peralta, Tobias Myers from the Brewers. That was the big news last night. Yesterday, they did have their press conference to introduce Bo Bichette. I'll just give you one, the idea of that he's now going to be in New York as a Met.
When I landed, I looked around and saw the city, and it hit a little bit different than it does when you come as a road player.
What insights does Bo Bichette share about playing in New York?
I think as a road player, you kind of come and you try to ignore all of it. And when I landed, I kind of looked around and soaked it in and realized, like,
this is something you know there's a this is his home is what it is now so uh he was introduced yesterday and all was good in met land and prior to that david stearns had talked about wanting to add an arm and then later in the day he does it gets two of them with peralta and myers the yankees were busy as well resigning cody bellinger to a five-year contract worth 162.5 million dollars um the nfl i got a couple of other ones from jack because this pagula interview i know the clips that went viral yesterday but there's a lot more to the hour-long sit down with him and brandon bean so first things first um he made it very clear that he was the one that let go of sean mcdermott and how my decision to bring in a new coach was based on the uh results
of our game in denver last last sunday where they lost the broncos this was the one a lot of conversation about how much influence the quarterback has in terms of the head coaching position pagula made it very clear this decision was his and his only and josh allen he didn't have any input at all i didn't talk to josh about this uh i talked to him afterwards um
And that conversation will stay private, but he had no input in it.
And then there was a question about the quote-unquote power struggle, or was there one? Was this a power play by Bean to make sure you knew who was boss? So here was the question first I will give you from the reporter to these two.
The perception from the fan base out there is that this was some kind of power play made by you. to still be here in Shawtown.
And kind of earlier, I played a clip where Pagula interrupted. Well, Bean started to talk, and then Pagula took over.
Can I help you about the power play part of that? I'm the kind of guy, if I sense you're on a power play, you're out.
And he said that Bean would have been out if he felt that way, and Bean feeling almost insulted by the question.
And Joe, like, that's hurtful to even hear that or say that. Like... I worked 19 seasons starting as an intern in Carolina and worked my way up.
Stabbing people in the back all the way up. And I finally had the biggest stab and you're sitting here and you're criticizing me. But watching all of it, it was really, as I did throughout the course of this morning, very, very interesting. Well, the NFL is kind of like Hunger Games.
It is.
Has there ever been a season, though, where 10 coaches were fired?
I've seen seven and eight.
I would say the NHL is that way. The NBA is that way, too, when it comes to coaches. It's easier to get rid of the coaches than it is the players. There's never going to be an offseason like this, though, where all these coaches... Think about it. You had 19 years of... mike tomlin 18 years of john harbaugh and then a guy in sean mcdermott who made it to the divisionals and got fired right after what 90 and 58 record he's got like eight nine years yeah and you had you think about all the coach of the years that got fired like even dayball had once to fancy to john harbaugh had multiple mike tomlin had multiple this offseason of coaches it's going to be tough to be duplicated You would certainly think.
Broncos and Patriots Sunday at 3. A couple of things here. Just number one, Mike Vrabel, the challenge of now having to go out on the road and win.
We played a lot of different environments. You're going to take care of the football. You're going to have to try to find a way to... You know, winning critical situations at the end of the half, at the end of the game.
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