Mets Police Morning Laziness: taking my Saturday Nights back

SLACKISH REACTION:  I turned the game off at 3-2.  I just didn’t care.

I mentioned on Saturday morning that I was thinking of taking my Saturday Nights back.  I did this last season.  Much like my 10pm rule, I decided I would not watch the Mets on Saturday Night.  I would use that time for video games, or movies, or maybe even doing something with friends.  I am not against baseball playing on the weekend, but as I only have some much time, I decided not to use it on the Mets.

Last night, I put the game on.  I somehow fell asleep in the pre-game (I am not doing schtick, I fell asleep in The Comfy Chair…

…and when I woke up it was 1-0 Dodgers as the bottom of the 1st was starting.

I hung around, twitter was slow, and at some point around 8:05pm when the score was 3-2 I realized I wasn’t having fun.  The game was a slog.  Fox isn’t as much fun as GKR and playing Sterling or Scully.  I couldn’t wait for the game to end, so I turned it off.

I watched Succession (which I really like) and an episode of Westworld and then popped the game on to see The Virus batting in the 9th of an 8-3 game.  Smoltz was radically realigning the league and then it was over.  I didn’t care.

I’m not saying you shouldn’t care, I’m just saying I realize I need to take ack my Saturday nights.

Vargas is on the DL and will not start today!  Today’s pitcher is Whoever Is Around, which is what a reeling team that’s 11.5 back needs as Sandy chooses to admit or not that he’s obviously rebuilding.

@NikoMetsPlus is going to mind the Mets Police store while I do some other things for a few days.  I left a whole bunch of generic posts that I have been working on for months, and Niko will fill in with the topical stuff.  Hopefully I come back to find out there is a new manager.   Keep it together until I get back Niko.  LGM

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