00:00You had a team that was really, I thought, an overachiever in that 2000 Mets team.
00:05You mentioned 99.
00:06That was an outstanding season as well.
00:08But 2000, is there any regret, any thought of anything that could have been done to beat the Yankees?
00:13Regrets, I have a few.
00:14Of course I have some regrets.
00:16I wish that I went out and tackled Roger Clements in game two and pulled his hamstring.
00:24I don't know if he would have gone down, but maybe he would have.
00:27But I didn't even have, I didn't have that aggression, that emotion of aggression when he threw the bat at
00:35Mike.
00:35It was more bewilderment.
00:37What the heck is going on here?
00:40And then there was another time when we were coming back in that game two and Timo was hitting with
00:46the man on third and one out.
00:47I always would put my signs on for the next pitch because I thought I wrote steel signs.
00:53So, you know, my third base coach, Cookie Rose, and I had the system where I would do stuff and
00:59I would say, hey, on the next pitch, we're going to do something unless I take it off.
01:04And I put the squeeze on for the next pitch.
01:07And Timo hit the ball that was the high hopper with Pratt on third base and he didn't go and
01:14it was fielded at second base and they threw to first.
01:16If I put the squeeze on there and we take the lead in game two, you know, after coming back
01:23like that.
01:23Yeah, I had some regrets.
01:25I had some regrets.
01:26I had some regrets.
01:27I had some regrets.
01:27I had some regrets.
01:27I had some regrets.
01:27I had some regrets.
01:28I had some regrets.
01:28You
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