By PAT REICHART

Every Friday in NYP TV Sports, our sports television pullout that appears in the middle of the print edition and online, we present “Five Questions for …”

This is the 6th Question, where we post more of my interview.

This week I spoke with Tim McCarver.

Q: The arrival of Roger Clemens could play a huge role in determining the winner of the AL East. Where do you think he’ll end up?

A: If he goes to either one of those teams, it would be the Yankees. But what a gig he has! I mean, come on! Am I the only one out there thinking that Roger Clemens gets to pick a team in June, and to pitch mostly home games – I mean, that’s a pretty good gig. And he’s done it for the last several years. In the history of sports, I can’t think of a situation that has been this isolated, as far as any athlete being in that situation.

Q: Aside from the Mets, what other teams should opponents be wary of in the National League this year?

A: I like the Cubs. I like what they did in the offseason. I think they have a teriffic starting eight players. I think they’re going to score a lot of runs. Obviously, it depends on their pitching, but what team can’t you say that about? In the NL West, I like the Diamondbacks. Everybody’s picking the Dodgers, but I think the Diamondbacks are a fine, fine young ballclub. The Dodgers are good, but I think the Diamondbacks will be right there.

Q: Any sleeper teams we should keep an eye on?

A: Florida. Why nobody has talked about Florida is beyond me. They won 78 games last year, and just because last year’s Manager of the Year – Joe Girardi – left, doesn’t mean the Marlins are going to collapse. They are a team with a lot of fine young talent.