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Hard to disagree. We'll see if he's available in the ninth, but using him there gets him maybe a shot then and in the ninth.

Go after Alvarado. Go after Alvarado hard.

Schwarby.

Senga times three isn't what I'd do, but Greenjeans has his druthers.

Folks, join the thread! We've got a tie game and Torrens is pulling the ball and stuff!

YOU-ING!

Young batting for Vientos is fun. Either he or Waggy may end up at third.

Senga continues to work against himself in his second innings.

Tyrone Taylor has exited the interstate.

Looking for a comeback and delighted Senga, but this is very much a second-game-of-a-double-header lineup.

Welcome back, Kodai.

Wagaman getting chasey with Mets on basey.

Myers certainly putting that pulling of Perez under the lamp.

Holy smokes! Jack Fisher!

Vientos at third like old times.

C&L Perez in the first inning — no runs on no hits and no walks, two strikeouts. Nine pitches, and nine strikes. So he gets pulled before the second.

"Atlanta is living in their own private Idaho." — Ron Darling

Drafted 20th in the first round in the 2017 draft, but currently in seventh place in bWAR among his cohort of first rounders from that year. Rank Name Pick # Tm Bonus Pos WAR 1 Drew Rasmussen 31 Rays RHP 13.5 2 Hunter Greene 2 Reds $7,230,000 RHP 13.2 3 Trevor Rogers 13 Marlins $3,400,000 LHP 9.2 4 Brent Rooker 35 Twins $1,935,300 OF 7.9 5 Tanner Houck 24 Red Sox $2,614,500 RHP 7.5 6 MacKenzie Gore 3 Padres $6,700,000 LHP 7.0 7 Jake Burger 11 White Sox $3,700,000 3B 6.5 8 David Peterson 20 Mets $2,994,500 LHP 6.1 9 Clarke Schmidt 16 Yankees $2,184,300 RHP 4.8 10 Royce Lewis 1 Twins $6,725,000 SS 4.5 I want to give the Rays beaucoup credit for getting the most first-round value with the 31st pick, but they didn't even sign their guy. On the other hand, they went ahead and traded for him two years later. But hey, when it comes to draft position/productivity ratio, the Mets appear to be in second place.

It's simply the way Washingtonians are living right now.

I'll take one more. Brock's got to make the new IGT, though.

It seems like a fait accompli that Juan Soto and nobody else from the Mets will be named to the 2026 National League All-Star Team, but ... somewhere in the process, Luke Weaver's name is going to fall into the conversation. And who knows, maybe if this or that guy gets injured, he gets a call.

And here's to balls down the line rolling into the corner, the way God intended.

Welcome to 2026, Francisco LIndor!

Soto! Bichette! A threat-like thing!

Scott's day ends after 82 pitches and 4 1/3. I disagree.