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Paul In Yonkers Yells About Mets

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Paul In Yonkers Yells About Mets

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The NFL offseason is here, but the action never stops. The draft is right around the corner and he'd the call NFL podcast with Dan Hanzas and Mark Cessler is your pro football destination, prospects, team needs and pick by pick coverage of Draft Weekend. He'd the call covers all things NFL and we have fun. No fake hot takes or boring data dumps here. Just entertaining football talk from your favorite buds at the bar. So come hang out with the He'd the call heroes for football news, analysis and mirth all the mirth, follow and listen to the He'd the call NFL podcasts, wherever you get your podcasts. Paul, good morning. How are you? Good morning. I let the games begin. I feel like Paul, Paul, before you continue, I feel like you almost want to be right more than you want the match to win. Is that a fair criticism? You know, I'm angry, I'm angry, what happened here? I know it's my body. I know it's Peter Lanzo and it don't make sense. That's what I'm angry about.

So you're saying yes, you would Peter Lanzo for no reason and didn't replace them. So you're saying that you would rather be hold on Paul. You would rather be right about Peter Lanzo going on a tear with the Orioles. The Met's not making the playoffs and the Met's actually having successes here. I don't care what the Orioles do. I don't care what Peter Lanzo does with the Orioles. Okay. All right. I needed him on first space. I needed his 40 and 100 of the eyes. To me, letting him go doesn't make sense. Now if the match has a better offense than they did last year and have a better season, better postseason performance, will you admit that you were wrong about moving on from Peter Lanzo? Yes. Okay. Good. Lanzo's ball. Good job. But I can't say it. I want somebody to explain it to me. Here we go. First, boomer. You said we're going to let you're going to win 90 games.

I'm waiting for you to say April Fools. I'm just kidding. That's what I'm waiting for, but you didn't say it. Yeah. I'm not allowed to say that. And by the way, I actually do believe in my heart that they are a better team than they were last year. Sorry. How is straight baiting on this team two years? He tried to make the team the show and I'm down like 12 this year. Get off my team. Get out of here. Get out of here. You don't belong on this. How do you let your whole of pain stoop superstar? Well. Wow. That's your fame. That's your fame. That's your fame. That's great. You're all right. I feel crazy. I do feel you this week because I've been slapping around a minor league or myself for the last couple of days. But I think that you might be overreading.

Peter Lonzo a little bit too much. When you call him a hall of fame, it's just a little bit too much. No, one soda. They made him move for the minor wake. A caution bench. He might be grace. That's for that's the thing. Right. I don't need to know about any of it. Paul, you don't know how it works. By the way, are you, are you a mobile man or not? No, you're not a mobile. Are you a mobile? You are a mobile. Okay. But everything's difficult. All right. So getting, so getting down to the kickoff to summer at Belmar would be a difficult thing for you. Buddy, this is me. The fun of Paul from Yankees. I am not blue eyes and blonde here. That cute little ten-year-old girl that you had redo my call. She'll run to the hills. I don't want anybody to know who pulled from Yankees. Okay, that's fine. I respect that. You know, I'm not there to be on the camera. I listen, I respect that. I don't want to do it. Some people do,

some people don't. And I will honor that request that I'm not going to push it. The fun part, I don't know this is the people that don't know who I am. Yeah, you love that. I'm having the time of my life with it. You are. Well, that's great. Yeah. You guys asked me and a couple of you want me in. I don't want to do it. I would blow who pulled from Yankees. It will be never mind. I don't know, but yeah, that's a sad thing to say. I don't think that. No, that's me. Yeah, that's me. We're not going to. Paul, we know you're great on the radio. We love to hear your takes on the radio. I don't think what you look like showing up at the radio station. We don't have a sudden saying no thanks and put you back in the elevator. There's a monster. Do you think we all. That was great. It's just me. It's just me. I'm just having the time of my life with this. I don't want to mess it up. I'm just enjoying this.

And I don't want to be seen. I love it. It's fun. To the match. I just wanted to say before I let you go to going and start getting. Hey guys, this is Matt Norlander, co-host of the Ion College Basketball Podcast with Gary Parrish. We are part of the CBS Sports Podcast Network and College Hoops is turning toward what's going to be a phenomenal march. So be sure you are tuned into the show. We're going to be publishing at least four shows every week. Follow and listen to Ion College Basketball free on the Odyssey app or wherever you get your podcast. March is coming. I'm a bad fan for sure. I know like we're all we're all a little bit upset that Peter Lonso was here. The meds weren't going five years. Let's just face it. They weren't going five years. They had a deal with them last year. He opt out of it again and he got the most money

for his family and that is great for Pete and he finally got the contract that he was hoping to get and I couldn't be happier for him. I hope he does well down on Baltimore. But man, I root for the laundry. You know what I'm saying? I was just like you were saying about St. John's and College Basketball and the guys here for you know a year and then go somewhere else whatever. I am rooting for the meds and I do believe that David Sterns basically overturned this roster and trying to make the team come closer together. I do believe that there was an issue in that locker room. I don't know what the issues were. You never know. But David Sterns, the manager, you know they fired half the coaching staff. I mean let's face it, there were there have been a million changes on this roster. Yeah, there's no doubt that it takes ruthlessness to turn things around. That's your favorite word when it comes to general managers and this was one of those moves in the eyes of the fans where Peter Lonzo was not going to get it off her. We were not going to

bring him back and it exposes David Sterns and Steve Cohen to a certain degree into major major fan criticism because pizza guy who could put on an offensive show and the meds are a team that obviously we've seen them have brutal seasons even with good players and if that happens that's going to be brought up over and over and over again. The other problem though for Pete is that he could go five games without a home run and not come up in the clutch more than that. But he could not come in you know up in the clutch in three of those five games when all you need is to hit. Sure. I mean like so while the numbers they jump off the page and we all like Pete and we all loved him as the polar bear and he was our guy. I mean it's time to move on and this is and you say David Sterns is exposed. I say David Sterns actually put a reasonably good team together. If you bring in market, send me in a boba shed. Come on. Those guys are professional. Yeah, but that's a two things can be true spot. I'd I agree. I think he puts it again. I like the off season. I really like the off season. I was someone who was totally fine with Peter Lonzo leaving and when I said

at the first time before they didn't give him a contract met fans were all over my asset disagreeing with it. But I also think that because of the reaction from the fan base if it doesn't work out and Pete has some awesome season the meds have an awful season then Sterns is going to hear that. That's it's just that and he needed to expose. That's I gotta think of a better word needed to expose himself in that way. He needed to make himself vulnerable in that way because he had to change something and when you need you fully believe in that this needed a major major shakeup after what happened last year. Especially after you spend $760. You got to take on one so to me the spending of the money and the amount of money that's an easy deal for GM to do. You know there was no way that the Yankees were going to ever ever make a deal with one so to and they could they could to hit behind you know when I given a sweet to our players they could hit behind all that kind of crap. Yeah. The fact is they weren't going to pay anybody more than

they're paying Aaron judge. That's just that's just all there is to it and they knew that the meds were going to go to the degree that they did in order to sign him. So that from a general manager standpoint that's that's an easy signing actually. Yeah. You got an owner that wants him. You got all this money and you're going to give him a sweet whatever and you're going to treat him like a rod was treated like Barry bonds was treated that's fine and that maybe was part of the problem in that locker. You never know how people respond to crap like that. Yeah. I mean it does sound like the Lendor Soto thing was a thing but we never really found out what the specific issues with Pete if there were any specific issues with people it could it could have been Nimo McNeill and Pete. Yeah. You know you got it you got to turn over the roster eventually and you got to move on especially if you feel like you're stuck and you know they're they have two rookies on the team coming up this year. No one McLean and Carson Benj and both are going to be asked to fill very big rooms. Yeah. I mean this is very similar to what happened with Brian Dable and Joe Shane in the

first year that they took over the Giants. We've made this comparison before. There was unexpected success and then they ended up keeping guys and maybe they wouldn't have kept if they didn't have that unexpected success. They come back the next year everything blows up and then eventually things go down the toilet. But David started probably wanted to do all this stuff the off season before but the team ended up going to the end of the year. Yeah. Yeah out of the blue so he kind of quasi ran it back but he added one Soto to the team. Yes of course. Yeah absolutely and we all thought it was going to be a hell of a lot better than it was. Yeah well you know. Life could feel overwhelming but you don't have to go through it alone. On my podcast from The Heart with Rachel Braithin I share openly and vulnerably about everything life brings us and what we can learn by living with our hearts a little bit more open. Every Friday a new episode brings you a new story with topics on self-care, motherhood, healing and more. You are enough just the way you are. This podcast is a reminder of that. Follow and listen to From The Heart with Rachel Braithin wherever

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