The Daily Show: Ears Edition TDS Time Machine | Baseball
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Mar 29, 2025 Roy Wood Jr., a comedian and correspondent, joins Al Madrigal, a fellow comedian and actor, to dive into the emotional ups and downs of baseball fandom. They hilariously discuss the New York Mets' struggles and management changes. The conversation also covers baseball's ties to politics, especially concerning the Latino community and anti-immigration laws. Nostalgia surfaces as they reminisce about the iconic 1986 Mets, while touching on important themes like player chemistry and the cultural significance of America's pastime in today's society.
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Mets Collapse
- Jon Stewart recounts teaching his son the Mets theme song before their historic collapse.
- He jokes about the NY Post capturing his soul in a photo.
Randolph's Firing
- Jon Stewart criticizes the Mets' handling of Willie Randolph's firing.
- Firing him at 3 AM after a cross-country flight is classless, he argues.
Political Pandering
- Jon Stewart satirizes Obama and McCain's flip-flopping support of baseball teams.
- He calls out their pandering for votes in crucial swing states.