his takeout slide of ruben tejada that ended the season of the met s shortstop. the question is, with so much on the line, do the mets dare retaliate against the dodgers. this is too big a game. we need to not worry about retaliate retaliating, we need to worry about winning. as frustrated as we are and upset as we are, we feel bad for ruben. the one thing we can t do is cost ourselves a game and this particular game because of anger. we can play angry, but we have to be in control. reporter: the first playoff game in the stadium s history. watch the dark night, matt harvey take the ball with the met s fortune hanging in the balance. the excitement is going to be there. that s not something to shy away from or hide away from. any human in this situation is to be here. this is our goal. there s a great group of guys in the clubhouse. we have jelled well. it s been fun. we sincerely pull for each other and made the season exciting. reporter: it s the mets first home p
don t wave that figure to me. [laughter] it makes me of the will it is enthusiastic, and that is could. wanted to think harvey. he really was a reporter s dream he was always available when i came to talk to him, he had a great memory, except in the end he told me he liked the book. the want to thank pat hebron for helping to put this together. this is really the big show. here at the big show a happy to be here. the me tell you. special guests. what to think them. the independent institute. and of the effort to make to be with us today always ever supportive, always, supportive and tell me that i could do it, even when it seemed like added not want to run more. you know, it came to be. i am happy to share some of it with your day. but i also bring greetings from massachusetts robbery which is about 5 miles north of boston. as it turns out, the population is about 55,000. when i was writing this book i least kayten by ten office space from a local architect who was a one-te