It's the amazing RICO Bronia podcast with your host, Evan Roberts.

Rico Bronia, a drive-home edition of Rico Bronia as the New York Mets escape.

They hold on for dear life.

They beat the freaking Philadelphia Phillies at City Field by a final score of five to four.

We had to sweat it out, but I'm going to be honest with you, I was never fully nervous.

As much as Pete Hoffman and some other med fans don't trust Edwin Diaz, even when Edwin Diaz gave up the bomb, the Bryson stop, I took a deep breath.

And then Jet told me, I hope he gives up a hit so the game could end on a double play.

And I said, no, thank you.

Let's just get Trey Turner out.

Let's get Bryce Harper out.

And let's call it a day.

And let's not allow the almost collapse, because that's what it was.

They actually didn't collapse.

Do not allow the almost collapse to cloud another

absolutely ridiculous pitching effort by the New York Mets. Really, until the ninth inning,

until Max Kranick gave up the couple of base hits in a row and Edwin gave up the Dom,

the Bryson Stott. This met pitching staff by Tyler McGill to Reed Garrett to two good

innings from Cronick until the end, absolutely shut down Bryce Harper,

Trey Turner, Kyle Schwabber, Nick Costaganos, and this vaunted Philadelphia

Philly offense.

The pitching lab is going to start to become one of legends because it continues

to defy odds how good the Met pitching has been. Tyler McGill wasn't perfect by any stretch. He threw

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