00:00Why did Andy Green not put up Francisco Lindor?
00:04I don't care if Francisco Lindor was 50% to play in the game.
00:09I'm putting him up there in a situation where you could possibly win a game.
00:14I look at it this way. The Mets have quit.
00:16They have quit.
00:18Why would you put Ronnie Maurici up there in a situation with the bases loaded
00:23and what was it? There was one out, right?
00:25One out and Kirkring had just walked the bases loaded.
00:29That ball ties the game.
00:30And Kirkring had just walked the bases loaded.
00:33Right.
00:33He had thrown his ninth straight ball on the first pitch to Mauricio.
00:39And that dumbass goes up there and swings at the next pitch.
00:43Tell me how you really feel about it.
00:45I'm not. Look, I'm happy that he did it.
00:47You're spot on, though, man.
00:48I'm happy that he did it because it benefited the Phillies.
00:51But if I want to turn the page or reverse it, if that was the Phillies,
00:57this would be the main thing we'd be talking about today,
01:00that that is the dumbest thing you've ever seen.
01:02That is the lowest baseball IQ thing I've ever seen.
01:05You have the bases juiced.
01:06If he goes 2-0, he's up the creek without a paddle.
01:11Yep.
01:11I couldn't believe he swung at that ball.
01:13And then the next batter ends up striking out on a ball way out of the zone.
01:16Yes, but I also blame the coaching staff on this because you had to have told them,
01:22you're taking a strike.
01:24At least one.
01:25I know guys in that situation that would take two if a pitcher threw,
01:29he threw nine straight balls.
01:32Nine straight.
01:33You know how hard that is for a pitcher?
01:35How many?
01:35Nine.
01:37Nine straight balls, and you got this clown up there swinging at a pitch.
01:41So.
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