Based on the context, what meaning is Rachael conveying by using a pun? h
"I'm a huge fan of the New York Mets," said Keith.
"You'd better get down to the field then," said Rachael. "They look like
they're getting overheated."
O A. Rachael jokes that Keith should try out as a player.
O B. Rachael jokes that Keith's job is to cool the players off.
C. Rachael jokes that Keith has an icy personality.
D. Rachael jokes that Keith is not a very committed fan.

The answer would be B Rachael jokes that Keith's job is to cool the players off.

Explanation: Keith stated that he was a "huge fan" of the Mets and Rachael created the pun because "fans" are used to cool people down therefore, she said, "You'd better get down to the field then, they look like they are getting overheated."

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