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Brandon Nimmo says playing in Texas helped him see how completely different it is compared to playing in New York "It's twofold. You do really well there, it's awesome. It's a double-edged sword. You do poorly, just be ready to own up to it and admit you did poorly"

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Jason Becker21 days ago

Miss that guy. But it allowed Benge and Ewing to play every day.

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Ryan21 days ago

It would be nice to have a guy like Brandon in the SNY booth one day

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John R Pellegrino21 days ago

What a classy guy. We miss him greatly.

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Mike's MMA Picks21 days ago

As honest as it gets. He should still be wearing blue and orange.

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Robert Morici21 days ago

Love Nimmo, wish Stearns never traded him

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Rohger21 days ago

Hopefully the POBO is listening to this before he thinks he can just punch some player’s numbers into his spreadsheet and think they’ll perform the same in NY.

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Vino21 days ago

Realest answer ever, it is NOT for everyone

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Jay Cross21 days ago

Always very insightful.

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George Stoll21 days ago

Class act

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Daniel Serra21 days ago

such a good dude 💙🧡

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Desmond Bell, DPM21 days ago

Spoken like a guy who misses being a Met.

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Perry L. Schneider21 days ago

@SNYtv Excellent interview Brandon said what I have said all year NY not for everyone if you look at this yrs group for Mets / Yankees the guys who previously played in NY succeed the others struggled

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Kevin English21 days ago

You are the best, Brandon

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professional31821 days ago

Basically the media is the problem

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Lloyd Cobbler 📻21 days ago

What a real one. Love this dude

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steve hemberger21 days ago

Who cares?

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Nick21 days ago

So, how do we as fans make it easier? Would love to be an asset rather than contribute to the wear.

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dilemma21 days ago

Trading him and not resigning Alonso were the two dumbass moves that changed the entire vibe of this team. Two homegrown Mets that could perform in NY, were leaders, and were well liked by fans. Stearns had no appreciation for the intangibles that make up team chemistry

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LFGM21 days ago

@SNYtv The casuals whine about greedy Pete. THIS man is the one we were absolutely moronic to let go. Should have been named Captain rather than being traded. 🙄

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Samuelito21 days ago

Really appreciated his transparency and love he had/has for the city

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GABBY21 days ago

@JConstantinides He’s so lovely. He is excellent in dealing with the press.

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