Never change Jack, never change.

No, I'm not talking about his unorthodox managing, such as bunting in the eighth inning of a 3-0 game, or removing Randy Choate in the middle of a 2-0 count, but rather about the things an 80 year old thinks and says.

McKeon said it was his first trip to Citi Field, which opened in 2009, and he liked the ballpark more than the Mets' previous home, Shea Stadium. "The clubhouse is just a little bit better. I don't see any rats running around," said McKeon, holding a cigar in his fingers as he sat in the dugout. "I guess they probably get an A-rating from the health department. I don't know what the old place got."