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The YANKEES get eliminated by the BLUE JAYS! What went wrong? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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  They're going to have a ton of money to spend.
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  Why not putting in one of the top three offensive players in
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  the league? We're going to be looking at
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  Aaron Judge and saying that he can't win the big game, Michael
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  Jordan said. I played 82 games.
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  You don't see LeBron doing. That a game where you got to.
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  Go for four, I told you, Giant fans and Saquon Barker this.
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  For listening to Jabba and the mouth.
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  Mouth. Yes, yes, yes, he's back.
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  He's he doesn't have much of A tan.
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  He didn't really hang out. I, I'm talking in a third person
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  now. I don't know, I'm a little drawn
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  today. It was a long, long day.
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  But yes, this is a new show of Jabba and the Mouth.
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  I am the one they call the mouth.
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  Arrow marks my Co host the flamethrower himself.
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  I'm not going to do it. Jabba Chamberlain, Speedy PD
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  producer and our Co host executive producer who just
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  filled in to me for me on Monday.
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  Shout out to fish. Fantastic on the board as
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  always. Mr. Poops himself, Tommy Scoopa,
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  for all our shows is go to our website at
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  www.worldwidesportsradio.com. You know, it's so interesting
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  being away from the show for just one, just one.
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  Everybody asked me what is it like just being away from the
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  show? And I had a couple of people
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  reach out to me after Monday's show.
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  And he said it's it just doesn't.
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  Even though fish did a great job, it doesn't seem like the
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  same without you. And I said, oh, that's a baloney
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  statement. There's always something that
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  you want to eat and whatever you're chugging or smoking or
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  eating, as I just said, baloney. Or if you like anything, I don't
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  know, pastrami, whatever you like.
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  Jabba likes his stuff over there in Nebraska.
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  He likes his corn, whatever, whatever he likes to munch on
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  with some butter. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, it's
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  not the same when you're away and you want to be a part of
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  something that you really helped create.
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  So it was fun, but wasn't and it wasn't fun today.
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  I will get into that in just a few moments.
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  Jabba, what is up my friend? Nada, just, you know, watching
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  these games. Had a nice day here.
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  It's been it's been chilly. It's it's kind of we get all
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  three seasons in one day here right now.
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  So if you wake up and it's 50°, then by lunchtime it's about 65
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  and then by it's about 81 right now, starting to cool off.
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  But yeah, so it's just another day in paradise.
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  This will be probably my last show for the week because I'm
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  moving and anybody that's moved knows I would rather run in
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  traffic right now. So well.
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  Hold on one second. This is our last show of the
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  week. This is I know well for for next
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  week. I'm going to jump on here and
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  there, but I got. It I got.
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  It, but yeah. So yeah, anybody that's done
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  that, yeah, I'd rather go run against traffic, right.
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  Now, well, Jabba, I think you're talking out of your computer.
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  Go check out your I don't know, there's something in your
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  settings that it might be missing.
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  I think you're coming out of your computer speaker, not your
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  mic speaker. So just try to Tran, you know,
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  with stream yard, that might help.
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  But there's a what? Gotcha.
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  I don't know, maybe a pop right in, pop right out.
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  But it was an interesting, interesting week for me.
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  And I, I want to go over the craziness of my week and I got a
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  chance to see Nick Goody. I had a chance to go and meet up
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  with Nick and we really didn't do anything except throw a
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  baseball around, which I haven't done in three years, guys.
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  So Nick wanted to see some kind of skill, and I think I
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  impressed him enough because I caught most of his balls.
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  He was throwing me knuckleballs. He was throwing me fastballs.
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  He would tell you that he wasn't throwing hard enough.
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  But nevertheless, he put a little sting on my hand.
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  And by the way, he doesn't put any oil in his glove.
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  The glove doesn't shut. And I said, Nick, what kind of
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  glove is this? And he says, well, I always have
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  my gloves like this. I said, how the hell you catch a
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  baseball? You play professional baseball
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  and you can catch a baseball like that.
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  But I had a lot of fun with Nick for a couple of minutes,
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  actually hung out for about an hour and a half, got to watch.
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  I got a chance to watch his son Braxton play a little ball.
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  So it was fun. I love his kids.
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  His kids are so great. They're so cute.
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  Braxton is up and coming baseball star second baseman,
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  Yes, ladies and gentlemen. And he's got on his jersey.
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  I, I don't know what they call themselves.
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  It's it's I don't, I don't want to say it because I completely
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  forgot, but they're wearing Blue Jays hats.
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  Yes, they were wearing Blue Jay hats.
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  And when I saw that that was a jinx for the New York Yankees on
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  Sunday Night Baseball, I said it to Goody.
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  I said the game is over for the, the, the New York Yankees.
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  They're not winning this game. It doesn't matter what
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  Schlittler was going to do. And I was right, I was right.
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  And they, they really just got smoked.
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  And I will get into them in just a few moments.
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  But yeah, it was, it was interesting.
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  And then today, I, I, I, I'm not going to go through a little
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  week because it, I don't want to bore you guys.
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  And we traveled a lot. We went shopping a lot because
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  that's what Brittany likes to do.
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  She likes to Take Me Out shopping and I spend too much
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  money. And by the way, we will sing
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  happy birthday at the end of the night.
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  It is going to be Brittany's birthday at midnight.
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  She's born 10/10/89. So happy birthday to my girl.
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  So we'll sing it when it when it comes close to it.
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  But yeah, it was it was so fun in some kind of ways.
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  I just didn't like to go shoe shoe shopping with her and I
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  went to a wedding. To say, did you, did you get any
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  shoes? No.
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  Well, that's, that's a lie. I can't lie to you.
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  I got a couple of sneakers. I I did, I, I did.
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  I can't lie to you. And I got a new hat.
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  This is a new hat. And I wasn't going to buy any
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  hats, ladies and gentlemen. I was not.
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  And I I went to lids. We went to Tampa International
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  Mall and we we walked. Around I love that mall.
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  Yeah, it's beautiful mall, Beautiful mall.
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  If nobody's ever been to Tampa International Mall, it's right
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  next to the airport over there. It is beautiful.
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  It it's, it's clean, it's everything.
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  And, and people are so nice over there in Tampa, especially over
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  there on the airplanes. They're so much nicer until you
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  come over here to New York. It doesn't matter if you you're
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  JetBlue and you're not from New York and you're working for
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  JetBlue, you're probably an ass. But what for some reason, when
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  you're coming from Florida or you're flying from Florida,
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  you're nicer. There's just nice people over
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  there at the airport. And then they tell to make a
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  Long story short today, so we didn't have a ride home.
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  All right, so everybody knows it's Comic Con.
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  It starts this weekend. Everybody knows that.
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  Well, we made the mistake coming home on the week that Comic Con
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  is hosting again here in New York, which they always do.
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  Is it still at the Javits Center?
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  Yep, it's still at the Javits Center and it's one of the most
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  craziest weekends of the year. There's so many comic book fans
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  and you know, all these different like Lord of the Ring
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  fans, they dress up, they get crazy.
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  And you know, I I don't do it. Have you ever been to 1?
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  I've been to two of them and I've been to, I was invited to
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  one of them, as you know, media guy.
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  I never got a chance to do that. I definitely one of these days
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  or one of these years, I will love to go over there, actually
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  job in the mouth, go over there and do a show live at Comic Con.
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  I I think that would be fun. And you could finally be the
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  Purple Urple. I'll be the purple Urple I'm.
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  Somebody, hey, we'd have to go. We have to buy in though.
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  We can't do, we can't go and like our stuff.
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  We, I mean, we'd have to like be all in, like we got to go, all
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  right. Full board.
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  All right, so your Papa Smurf. I'm sniveling Smurf and will be
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  The Smurfs. Fish likes wearing blue, so I
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  don't think that'll be hard for him.
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  I. This is like swearing in blue
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  placer, so that won't be hard for.
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  Him. You know what?
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  I'll be well. Who's the they?
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  Think it just wear what he normally wears.
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  Well, who's? They'll think it's fun.
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  Who's the woman Smurf? I don't know names.
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  What is that? What is that?
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  What is her name? I know Gargamel.
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  Somebody's got to. You know what?
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  I'm Gargamel. I'll be Gargamel.
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  That would be good. Yeah.
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  Smurfette. That's her name.
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  That's. I remember it.
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  Smurfette. So speedy, you have to dress up
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  like the girl. You're Smurfette.
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  You have to be. You've dressed up in wigs and
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  dresses. Yeah, thanks to the thanks to
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  the Carl. Thank you ladies and gentlemen,
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  you did lose a bet and it was a sensational 1 and.
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  You and the bee even enjoyed that, if anybody's.
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  Seen the movie The Ring, Speedy looked identical from the girl
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  coming out of the television. Has anybody seen that?
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  He was like, I got to get that picture.
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  I I will send that picture is one of the most ridiculous ugly
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  looking girls I've ever seen and Speedy just played the part
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  perfectly. Am I right Speedy?
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  Did you? I don't know.
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  I went to the analogy. So he, so he, I had him wear
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  his, his grandmother's moo moo. Has anybody seen a moo moo
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  before? It's a it's a dress that goes
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  over a woman because they're a little too big, you know, a moo
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  moo. Yeah.
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  So there was no dress. So Speedy I told Speedy I
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  actually went tie yes, Oh my God, you you have to see it and
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  he got a red. I had I actually went to get him
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  a red wig all right. It was absolutely hilarious.
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  I have to send if I could go through my picture some part of
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  this show and send it to fish. It will be posted.
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  It is one of the funniest pictures and yes, I was wearing
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  a shirt sent by snug the cat. He, he sent me this ugly cat
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  riding this like Unicorn and he had this infatuation of unicorns
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  and, and cats riding. And it was one of the most
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  despicable shirts I've ever seen.
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  And yes, I, I enjoyed wearing it to show off his great artistic
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  work. So, yeah.
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  So, so we get to the airport and we're trying to find an Uber or
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  Lyft and Brittany finds out it's going to cost about $200 to get
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  to her house. And we're like, why is it going
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  to cost $200 to get to your house?
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  It's 40 miles away because there's traffic.
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  Because of Comic Con. It took us 2 1/2 hours to get to
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  her house, 2 1/2 hours to get to her house.
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  And I want to give a shout out to Muhammad, who took us home.
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  I had him laughing. Had him.
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  Yeah. He didn't know who he was
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  speaking to and I'm sure. He'll What does it normally
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  take? How long?
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  How long does it normally? 40 minutes, 40 minutes for for
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  40 miles and where she was, where she located and she's in
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  kind of like borderline Lindenhurst, North Babylon.
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  It would have taken us probably 40 to 45 minutes if there wasn't
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  traffic like that for Comic Con. It was horrible, absolutely
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  horrible. And it was very costly for us.
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  Brittany was not happy. I was definitely not happy and
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  I'm not going to attack Florida because she told me don't you
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  attack Florida on this show at all.
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  So I am going to zip her and button my lip for this show
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  because it is her birthday and I don't want to annoy her.
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  And she's probably watching this right now telling me you better
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  not do it. You better not do it.
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  So I will hold back Jabba as everybody is probably wondering
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  how crazy and crusty my week was.
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  And by the way, the cops out there are absolutely horrendous.
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  It's like they go in like, I don't know, it's like a flurry
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  of craziness. One night they're all over the
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  place, the next night you can't find a damn cop when something's
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  going on. I I don't get it.
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  I I don't get it. But nevertheless, yeah.
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  Oh, by the way, it is. It'll be Tommy's birthday next
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  show. So we'll be celebrating Tommy's
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  birthday next Monday. So that'll be fun.
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  How? Old How old is Tommy?
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  I am going to be turning 23 years of age, so yeah.
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  Holy I got draws older than you dog.
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  I wish I was 23 if I was 23. When I was 23, I was in Germany
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  and I got a chance to go that year to Poland, Germany,
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  Amsterdam and Egypt that year. Yeah.
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  So that was fun job. Are you still wearing them
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  drawers? That's the question, though.
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  The New York Yankees were eliminated from the playoffs on
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  Wednesday nights by the Toronto Blue Jays three games to one,
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  losing Game 4 by a score of five to two.
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  Following his historic debut, which Fish almost you know,
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  blasted in his pants versus the Red Sox, Cam Schlitner.
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  Schlitler had a good but not great start throwing 6.1 innings
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  giving up eight hits with only two strikeouts but gave up only
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  two earned runs and had no walks.
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  The back breaking play in the game was the error by the one
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  and only you know who, Jazz Chisholm as you call him.
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  Chisholm in the 7th inning that could have been an inning ending
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  double play but ended up scoring 2 on earned runs in the seventh
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  inning giving the Blue Jays the cushion they needed.
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  The Blue Jays The Blue Jays mostly shut down the Yankees
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  with a bullpen game in game #4 pitching all of their best
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  relievers, keeping the Yankees to only two runs and six hits
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  with 10 strikeouts. In the four games of the series,
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  the Blue Jays had seven different pit players with four
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  or more hits including infielder, infielder Ernie
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  Clement and star first baseman Vladimir Guerrero.
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  Junior having nine hits each despite losing the series, Aaron
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  Judge showed up in the big in a big way in 2025.
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  In the 2025 playoffs with nine hits, four walks in this series
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  and 13 hits overall. In the playoffs, Judge was 2 for
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  four with an intentional walk and an RBI in the 9th inning of
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  of game fours loss. The Yankees legend Derek Jeter
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  and Alex Rodriguez trashed the Yankees front office after the
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  game, saying that Aaron Boone deserves the least amount of
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  blame on the results of this series.
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  Instead focusing on a poor roster construction and in game
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  moves made by the front office instead of Boone.
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  The Blue Jays advance to their first LALCS since 2016 when they
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  lost to the Guardians team. The team with Jabba Chamberlain
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  on that roster. While the Yankees haven't won
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  since Nebraska's finest done it in pinstripes back in 2009.
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  I knew Fish had to add that he wanted to give Jabba that.
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  Like me. By the way, I want to give a
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  shout out to Jabba Chamberlain. He was on the MLB Network this
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  morning at 9:00 hanging out with the boys and and talking about a
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  little Yankee baseball and I was show.
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  So I want to give a shout out to Java Show or, or may I add this
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  one because I have to do this. I'm sure he was waiting for
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  this. Droba.
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  That's right. Droba Pass Liquor.
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  Anyways, I I have to get into this because a lot of people are
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  taking shots at Aaron Boone for pulling Schlittler as early as
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  he did. Now Schlittler could have been
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  pulled in the 5th inning. He went out there, a lot of
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  people thought they were pulling him.
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  He kept them in and he got out of that inning.
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  He came out and he he did what he needed to do as a starting
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  pitcher. They rest assured to him that
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  they were going to give him an opportunity to get out of that
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  inning and he did in the 5th inning.
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  And then as he moved forward in the 6th inning, he fell into
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  trouble again, giving giving up a a hit and putting a man in in
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  a position where we knew that one way or another we're going
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  to steal 2nd. And they were going to play
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  small ball, which the Blue Jays love to do.
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  They're an offensive team. They're not really a defensive
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  team. Throughout this season, they've
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  had good pitching up and down. Their defense has been up and
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  down in this series. They've been up and down.
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  If you remember the last game they played against the Yankees,
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  honestly, the Blue Jays should have won that game.
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  It was 6 to one. There was no way the Yankees had
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  any breathing room and Aaron Judge hit that three run shot,
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  which absolutely was remarkable. Everybody's sitting here.
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  I'm going to give a shout out and attack by the WFN guys
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  because when I was in Orlando listening to that garbage and
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  I'm not getting, I'm going to just say it.
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  S Licata, of course, S freaking Licata, All right.
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  He came out and said the series is over for the Blue Jays.
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  They're going to choke the Yankees.
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  Don't the Yankees are going to run away with this series.
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  There's no chance the Blue Jays are going to come back and win
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  this series, even though they were up two to one and they
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  still we're in the driver's seat.
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  He said there's no way the Yankees lose this series.
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  Boy, Licata, I would love and I didn't listen to a show today
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  because I didn't want to hear it.
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  It's absolute ridiculousness. I didn't want to hear it.
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  The fact here is there's a lot of people to blame here, but
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  there's one guy you can't blame. There's one guy you cannot
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  diminish what he has done throughout this playoff run in
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  2025, and that's Aaron Judge. Aaron Judge in this playoff run
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  was hitting 505 hundred throughout the playoffs.
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  Now everybody's come out and said that Aaron Judge isn't a
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  playoff player. He can't do it in the big game.
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  He couldn't do it in the World Series.
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  He couldn't do it here. He couldn't do it there.
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  He goes into these these hitting slumps where he can't hit home
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  runs for 1520 games. This guy is not the real deal.
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  This guy is not a money player. Well, ladies and gentlemen, this
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  guy was the best hitter in baseball this year.
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  He was the best hitter in baseball last year.
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  He was the best hitter in baseball the year before that.
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  This guy is by far the best player in baseball and you can't
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  take that away from him. I'm not saying Shay Ohtani isn't
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  the best, best player in the National League.
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  I'm not saying Shay Ohtani shouldn't win the National
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  League MVP. He might.
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  And we've seen what the Dodgers are doing to Philadelphia or
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  what they didn't did to Philadelphia in that series, the
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  Dodgers. And we expected this and I, I
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  will get it to the Dodgers a little bit later in the shot.
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  I don't want to, I, I have to crush this guy.
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  Jazz Jism is a complete moron, OK?
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  The whole season since the Home Run Derby, after the Home Run
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  Derby, only hitting three home runs in the Home Run Derby,
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  embarrassing himself as he did in the Home Run Derby and coming
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  out and saying we're still the best defensive team in the MOB,
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  we're still the best team in the American League.
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  Heck, we're going to go to the World Series this year.
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  That's what Jazz Chism said to all you fans out there, all you
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  blind Yankee fans that I knew. If there was somebody that was
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  going to screw this up, it was going to be that idiot, that
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  moron. And boy, did he do it in such
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  great fashion, such great fashion.
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  Ladies and gentlemen, a guy that is a pretty good defensive
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  player. We could say that we can argue
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  he is one of the better second baseman in the league and in the
• 20:41
  big game. And everybody wants to give Jazz
• 20:43
  Jism all the credit in the world because of game #3 Do we
• 20:51
  remember the hit that he had? I'm sorry, the home run that he
• 20:55
  had, everybody was like, Oh my God, yeah.
• 21:01
  He showed everybody what he can do in the big game.
• 21:04
  Choke, choke, choke. And what is everybody doing or
• 21:07
  whatever. What are the fans doing on
• 21:09
  social media right now? They're not blaming Jazz.
• 21:11
  Give Jazz his money, give it to him.
• 21:14
  Nobody's attacking Aaron Judge. They shouldn't.
• 21:17
  Nobody's going to attack Bellinger.
• 21:18
  Was he good in the series? Not really.
• 21:22
  Nobody was really good in the series, including Giancarlo
• 21:25
  Stan, who finally hit a home run in the playoffs and it was
• 21:29
  against the Blue Jays. No Errol, I'm just going to
• 21:32
  interrupt you for a second. Good.
• 21:33
  Is is not even close. Judge hit 500 right?
• 21:38
  Yep. The worst hitting team in
• 21:40
  baseball this year was the Pirates at 2:31.
• 21:43
  What do you think? The rest of the team, if your
• 21:45
  name wasn't Aaron Judge hit combined. 1:30 2:10 2/22/20 I'm
• 21:52
  I'm so I, I was going a little too low there, you see, I don't.
• 21:55
  Even stand still got over 250 after all, but he was still
• 21:58
  struggling before that it looked.
• 21:59
  A lot worse than it did because I thought it was a lot worse
• 22:02
  than 220. I thought it was in the ones.
• 22:04
  That's how bad I thought the Yankees were offensively.
• 22:07
  They looked abysmal and, and this Blue Jays pitching squad
• 22:11
  and I want to hear about Kevin Gossman, who everybody said he,
• 22:14
  this guy is an absolute beast and great starting pitcher.
• 22:18
  And, and, and we could go on and on about the youngster that had
• 22:20
  11 strikeouts in game #2 we, we can, we could go on and on about
• 22:25
  the Blue Jays and what they did. And by the way, Schneider
• 22:27
  deserves a little bit more credit than people are giving
• 22:30
  him. They wanted to attack him in
• 22:31
  game #3 because he made the wrong decisions on the pitching
• 22:35
  and, and some of the rotation of bringing in guys off the bench
• 22:39
  and, and saying that Snyder should have shut him down and
• 22:43
  Snyder should really stuck it to the Yankees in the early
• 22:45
  innings. So the Yankees had no breathing
• 22:47
  room. Well, Snyder showed you why his
• 22:52
  Blue Jays are heading on to the LCS and the Yankees are going
• 22:55
  home and hanging out with their kids and playing golf and
• 22:59
  wondering who are they going to bring back next year.
• 23:01
  Is it going to be Bellinger? Are they going to go after Kyle
• 23:03
  Tucker? Are they going to go bring in
• 23:05
  some more pitching? I don't know what they're going
• 23:07
  to do. I know Garrett Cole will be back
• 23:08
  at one point sometime next year, but who knows?
• 23:11
  Schlittler, I know everybody. Yankee fans jumping for joy.
• 23:14
  We love what we see. He's 22 years old and he's
• 23:17
  special and we'll see because he's going to go into a
• 23:20
  sophomore year next year. This is going to be a full
• 23:23
  season up in the big leagues. Lot of pressure on him.
• 23:26
  Fans are going to really stick it to him and expect him to go
• 23:29
  out there and be an Andy Pettitte, Garrett Cole light
• 23:33
  player. But I'm going to tell you this,
• 23:35
  what Schlittler did not do a lot in game #4 that probably was
• 23:41
  costly for him. And, and I'm not saying he was
• 23:44
  bad, I'm just saying he didn't throw any off speed pitches.
• 23:47
  It was all fastballs, practically all six innings.
• 23:51
  I think he threw like, if I'm not mistaken, 7 or 6 off speed
• 23:55
  pitches. He gave up two runs.
• 23:58
  I understand that. But you cannot get a good.
• 24:00
  You're not going to be able to do that for the rest of your
• 24:03
  career and expect to be as good as you were this year.
• 24:05
  Not a lot of these teams seen you.
• 24:07
  I know the Blue Jays did, but a lot of these teams didn't really
• 24:11
  see him enough. There's not enough video,
• 24:13
  there's not enough film of him. Now teams are going to study
• 24:17
  him. The economic or whatever we call
• 24:20
  it, the analytics are going to be out on him and they're going
• 24:23
  to figure him out. So he's going to have to figure
• 24:26
  out how to throw that change up. He's going to have to figure out
• 24:28
  when he's going to throw that curveball and he's going to have
• 24:31
  to figure out when he should use those off speed pitches.
• 24:34
  But I'm not attacking what the way he pitched.
• 24:37
  I'm just, I have to look at it. They look at the game as an
• 24:41
  analyst and I'm analyzing what I saw and it doesn't mean that I
• 24:45
  don't think Schlittler is going to be good and or I don't think
• 24:48
  the Yankees don't have somebody and something special in
• 24:50
  Schlittler. He is a he's a bona fide number
• 24:52
  one. And going into next year, if the
• 24:55
  Yankees have 3 bona fide number ones.
• 24:59
  Now if you think about it, you have Garrett Cole back.
• 25:03
  Well, I wrote Don I, I don't know what you call him, but.
• 25:06
  I won 18 games bro. Yeah, he won 18 games.
• 25:09
  And when it comes, when the going gets tough and when it
• 25:11
  comes to the big games, the guy completely disappears.
• 25:14
  And we've seen this before, not just with.
• 25:15
  The so OK, so so Clayton Kershaw is not an ace.
• 25:18
  I I didn't say Clayton Kershaw is not an ace, but Clayton
• 25:21
  Kershaw. But you're comparing Clayton
• 25:23
  Kershaw is not a good playoff pitch.
• 25:24
  And then when the big game. No, he he doesn't win the big
• 25:27
  game. And if you want to ask me right
• 25:28
  now is Clayton Kershaw. Kershaw could have been, I'm
• 25:30
  telling you, Clayton Kershaw if, if, if you were going to look at
• 25:33
  his analytics in the playoffs and consider him a Hall of
• 25:36
  Famer, if he wasn't as great as he was in a regular season, he
• 25:39
  is definitely not a Hall of Famer, definitely not Clayton
• 25:42
  Kershaw. If you look at what he has done
• 25:44
  as a left-handed power pitcher and, and, and probably the best
• 25:48
  curveball I've ever seen a left-handed throw.
• 25:51
  He was bad in the playoffs. He was just bad.
• 25:55
  And if you're going to tell me right now?
• 25:57
  So, so you're saying you're a Hall of Famer if you just are
• 25:59
  great in the playoffs? Like you don't have to be good
• 26:01
  in the. Regular.
• 26:02
  Not. Not what I'm saying.
• 26:03
  I'm saying right now, if you were to tell me Clayton Kershaw,
• 26:07
  if he was sensational in the playoffs and he wasn't really
• 26:10
  good in his career in the regular season, he is not a Hall
• 26:13
  of Famer in 162 games and you're winning an average of 18 to 20
• 26:17
  games a season for like 7 years in a row and with a A1 point ERA
• 26:22
  or something what, a 1.63 or a low 2 and he's he's strikeouts
• 26:28
  over 300 almost every single year.
• 26:30
  Yeah, you're a Hall of Famer. That's the way baseball works.
• 26:33
  But if you're going to tell me right now what Kershaw did in
• 26:36
  the playoffs in his career and you're you're going to say if he
• 26:39
  didn't do that in the regular season and he did that in in the
• 26:42
  playoffs, he did as dominant as we've seen some of the Yankee
• 26:45
  pitchers over the years like an Andy Pettitte did in the
• 26:47
  playoffs. He's all of it.
• 26:48
  And Andy Pettitte was good in the regular season and he was
• 26:51
  good in the playoffs, even more dominant in the playoffs when it
• 26:54
  going gets tough, you want to give Andy Pettitte the baseball
• 26:57
  1996 when the Yankees were down. Do we remember 2 all against the
• 27:02
  Braves? Who got the ball?
• 27:04
  Andy Pettitte. OK.
• 27:06
  And maybe. Slipper.
• 27:07
  So is Andy Pettitte an ace? Andy Pettitte is as good an ace
• 27:11
  as the Yankees have had in 25 years in my eyes.
• 27:15
  And that, that goes for Garrett Cole.
• 27:16
  Because as good as Garrett Cole is, Garrett Cole's had one good
• 27:20
  playoff run with the Yankees. That's my opinion.
• 27:23
  One good playoff run. And that was last year.
• 27:26
  And if you ask me right now, Andy Pettitte, every single
• 27:29
  year, every single playoff run, Andy Pettitte, the Yankees.
• 27:33
  And yes, yes, your man Joe Torry went to Andy.
• 27:38
  He did. He always went to Andy when when
• 27:41
  he needed it out or he needed somebody.
• 27:43
  I saw Andy Pettitte come out of the bullpen in some games in the
• 27:47
  in the late 90s. He did whatever Joe Torry wanted
• 27:50
  him to do. And that's why Andy Pettitte is
• 27:52
  one of the greatest Yankees of all time.
• 27:54
  And you heard it from me. Top 10 greatest Yankees of all
• 27:57
  time. Coming from me who watches the
• 28:00
  Yankees religiously since the day I was 86, it was the first
• 28:04
  time I watched the Yankee game. I knew what the Yankees were and
• 28:07
  I was a die hard Don Mattingly fan.
• 28:09
  I'm just saying the truth here. Top 10 ought like pitcher or
• 28:12
  like just Yankee in general. Yankee top 10 Yankee of all
• 28:17
  time. I would Andy Pettit is a Hall of
• 28:19
  Famer. He is a Hall of Famer and the
• 28:22
  fact that he did HGH and he admitted to it, it to me should
• 28:27
  absolutely put him into the Hall of Fame.
• 28:28
  Barry Bonds should be in the Hall of Fame.
• 28:31
  I've said this many, many times Sammy's so sorry, I don't know I
• 28:34
  because if you look at Sammy's numbers before he did steroids,
• 28:37
  he wasn't that good. Mark McGwire was a good player
• 28:41
  before he did steroids. So I I'm just I don't want to go
• 28:45
  off track here. The fact here is I absolutely
• 28:48
  agree with Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez.
• 28:51
  Absolutely agree. This is Brian Cashman's fault.
• 28:55
  It's his fault. You could say whatever you want.
• 28:57
  He thought Jazz Jism was the guy.
• 29:00
  He thought that Jazzy was going to make the plays that he needed
• 29:04
  to make in certain, and this wasn't the first time he did.
• 29:07
  He made a mistake in the playoffs.
• 29:09
  This was the third time, the third time in this playoff run
• 29:13
  he made a mistake, a selfish mistake.
• 29:17
  And by the way, after the fact, the game before which the
• 29:21
  Yankees won, him yawning after making a mistake was pathetic,
• 29:25
  absolute patheticness by the one and only who I call Jazzism.
• 29:32
  He's an idiot. He's a moron, and he doesn't
• 29:34
  belong on this team. And if the Yankees pay them,
• 29:36
  they're making a big mistake. I've said it once and I'll say
• 29:39
  it again, he is not a Yankee. He's not Yankee fans.
• 29:42
  Stop it. I am drawn out of the thought
• 29:47
  that any Yankee fan believes that this man is and should be a
• 29:52
  guy that should be getting $160 million as a contract.
• 29:56
  I just, I, I don't get it. I don't get any Yankee fan that
• 30:00
  believes this guy is worth a bit of that money that the Yankees
• 30:04
  are going to dish out to even Bellinger, who was great in the
• 30:06
  regular season but didn't show up in the playoffs when the
• 30:09
  Yankees needed him. He had a couple of hits, but not
• 30:12
  enough. What was he hitting in the
• 30:14
  playoffs? Like 197 I.
• 30:16
  Think, I mean, that's not going to get it done.
• 30:18
  You're you're going on a, you're going on a, a walk here and the
• 30:22
  Yankees are looking, Hey, do we bring Bellinger back or do we go
• 30:25
  after Kyle Tucker? You know, if he's available,
• 30:27
  maybe we go. I know Kyle Tucker wasn't great
• 30:29
  in the second-half, but he's younger or a little bit younger,
• 30:33
  not much younger, but a little bit younger and, and to me a
• 30:37
  better all around player then Bellinger.
• 30:39
  I know you disagree with me and that's fine Jabba, that's fine.
• 30:42
  If if you disagree, if the Yankee fans disagree with me,
• 30:45
  that's fine. Disagree with me.
• 30:47
  I I just think that it's selfish for anything to go after Aaron
• 30:52
  Boone. Aaron Boone did what he was
• 30:54
  supposed to do. Now some of his, you know,
• 30:57
  moving pitchers around and bringing in relief pitchers in
• 31:00
  certain innings. There are questions to that.
• 31:02
  I why did he do that? Maybe it wasn't him, maybe it
• 31:06
  was up top telling him to pull Schlittler like he did in the
• 31:10
  6th inning. Now I I thought he did the right
• 31:13
  move. I think I thought he made the
• 31:14
  right move. Now I don't know if I would have
• 31:16
  brought Tevin Williams in. That's that guy.
• 31:19
  I didn't understand. I I was thrown off the way they
• 31:23
  decided to go that route. But and everybody's going to
• 31:26
  say, well, who would you were brought in?
• 31:28
  Well, that's a good question. That is a really good question
• 31:31
  and only if I looked at the situation for what it was and I
• 31:35
  really didn't, I probably would have given you an answer.
• 31:38
  But I'm traveling all day, so I really couldn't have scoped
• 31:42
  anything out any more than I did.
• 31:44
  But shame on Yankee fans on social media attacking this man.
• 31:48
  This man deserves a little bit more credit for what he did,
• 31:50
  especially in the second-half of the season.
• 31:52
  Got this team playing and playing at a high level.
• 31:54
  This team almost won the division.
• 31:57
  And I'll tell you this, if the Yankees won the division this
• 31:59
  year, they beat the Blue Jays. They beat the Blue Jays because
• 32:04
  it's very, very hard to play in Toronto.
• 32:07
  Toronto is not an easy place to by the way, if you look at
• 32:10
  Toronto's record in the last five year, five years comparable
• 32:14
  to the Dodgers. And then this is the same Blue
• 32:17
  Jays team that doesn't make the playoffs and and it's but they
• 32:21
  made the playoffs twice in the last 6.
• 32:23
  Years 22 and 23, they made it, and then 21, they were pretty
• 32:25
  close. I think they were like a game
• 32:27
  behind the Yankees. And if you look at their home
• 32:28
  record and in all the baseball, they're in the top three.
• 32:32
  They're not easy to beat in Toronto.
• 32:35
  So I, I don't know, I, I, I know Yankee fans are probably crushed
• 32:39
  and, and you should be, but I, I know somebody that is definitely
• 32:43
  going to reach out tonight and have his own opinion.
• 32:46
  That's Keith. Because he owes me a course.
• 32:48
  He owes me a dinner. He lost the bet.
• 32:50
  I did win that bet. I said that the Yankees weren't
• 32:53
  going to make the ALCS. And ladies and gentlemen, I was
• 32:57
  right. I'm not going to say again
• 32:58
  because I don't want to. I don't want to upset Jabba or
• 33:01
  Droba as we all know. They, they ain't paying my
• 33:04
  bills. I don't, I don't, I say it the
• 33:06
  way it is. I mean, if they pay my bills,
• 33:08
  it's one thing. They ain't paying my bills.
• 33:10
  By the way, before I get into my thing, Jabba my Indo, I saw your
• 33:14
  reply to a a tweet that it said if Ryan Cashman was ever in your
• 33:17
  ear, yeah, making managerial decisions, you would never be
• 33:19
  the manager of the team, which I thought was pretty funny.
• 33:21
  A. 100% yeah, without a doubt. Yeah.
• 33:24
  And I think a lot of that has to do with the approach of the end
• 33:26
  of taking right now when you end up getting the either the wrong
• 33:29
  types of the analytics or the wrong types of the players, like
• 33:32
  trying to mesh together. And I think it's kind of hard to
• 33:34
  do that kind of thing when you have a lineup that's kind of the
• 33:37
  fusion of many different things all at once that just hasn't
• 33:40
  worked out. And you're trying to work in the
• 33:42
  younger players. They played well at the end of
• 33:44
  the year. Austin Wells got hot at the end
• 33:45
  of the year. Even Volpe, the last few weeks
• 33:47
  of the season actually played well.
• 33:48
  And he actually was playing well in the beginning of the playoffs
• 33:50
  too, in that Red Sox series. But it just it steamed out
• 33:53
  eventually. And and the rest of the veteran
• 33:55
  lineup didn't do enough to compensate for that.
• 33:57
  But at the time of the trade deadline, you're thinking, OK,
• 34:00
  are they going to get one more big bat and they end up going to
• 34:02
  get a Med Rosario and McMahon, who actually played well.
• 34:05
  I think McMahon was the only other guy besides Judge to hit
• 34:07
  over 300 in that series. So I guess he was fine.
• 34:09
  But as your main hitting piece, it didn't really seem straight.
• 34:12
  So I I do agree with what you were saying about Cashman and
• 34:15
  Derek Jeter and a Rod throwing Cashman under the bus as badly
• 34:19
  as they did. And again, you waste what it was
• 34:21
  a memorable run for a young kid in Schlittler.
• 34:24
  I know obviously he got pulled in the 6th inning, had to battle
• 34:27
  more through that one. But like you were saying, Errol,
• 34:29
  he had to change his approach a little bit, throw more off
• 34:31
  speed, but just because he threw 96 out of 100 fastballs under 7
• 34:35
  pitches as fastballs in the next game.
• 34:36
  So it was going to get predictable against a good line
• 34:38
  up with the Blue Jays. So I don't mind them do trying
• 34:40
  to do that. But again, Rodon and free both
• 34:42
  in pitch well and some of the other veteran players didn't
• 34:45
  show up and the Yankees can't account for that.
• 34:46
  That's not Boone, and that's not anyone else but them.
• 34:49
  Yeah, I mean, I felt like I've talked about this for about 6
• 34:52
  hours today. I love the fact that, you know,
• 34:55
  finally we're getting, you know, guys that are are put in our
• 34:59
  position of, of the nature of Derek and saying, you know what
• 35:04
  he said and you know, it's amazing because Yankee fans are
• 35:08
  probably taking back comes out and and says that, you know
• 35:11
  what, what are we doing? You know, really getting after
• 35:14
  Boone. He's done a great job with what
• 35:15
  he's had. Obviously every manager is going
• 35:17
  to be ridiculed for some type of decision they've made, but he's
• 35:21
  like he's not the one making the decision.
• 35:23
  And so I whether you know, and he even prefaced it saying with
• 35:27
  no inside knowledge. Well, you're Derek Jeter, you've
• 35:30
  got a little bit and you're obviously now in a position
• 35:32
  where you're talking about it. So coming from you is a lot
• 35:35
  different than coming from somebody else.
• 35:37
  And now as, as it's been poked and prodded at that, you know,
• 35:42
  he did have that little microphone or, you know, little
• 35:45
  earpiece in whether he did or not coming from somebody of that
• 35:48
  stature and, and what he's done for this organization kind of
• 35:52
  says a lot. And then Alex, obviously to come
• 35:54
  at, you know, we've got 5 DHS, 3 left-handed catchers and, you
• 35:58
  know, basically just pointing out exactly what a lot of people
• 36:00
  want to say, but coming from them is completely different.
• 36:04
  So I, I the same thing that I've, I've argued back and forth
• 36:08
  with everybody. Boone and Cashman aren't going
• 36:10
  anywhere. So just just drop that idea that
• 36:12
  you think they are because they're not.
• 36:15
  Are they going to make something to try to figure out to get past
• 36:20
  this hump? Because it's been the same thing
• 36:22
  year after year. And so unless something
• 36:25
  drastically changes, there's nothing in the front office or
• 36:28
  cash going anywhere and they're just going to have to figure out
• 36:31
  what they can do. Jazz obviously cut Weird that
• 36:35
  the whole yawning thing was was interesting that kind of caught,
• 36:38
  you know, fired with everybody saying, and then everybody
• 36:42
  becomes a doctor and they're like, oh, I yawn when I'm
• 36:44
  nervous and I yawn when I'm tired or whatever.
• 36:47
  I'm like, I'm not a doctor. I don't care.
• 36:49
  They're like, what, did you see him in a home?
• 36:50
  I was like, yeah, and millions of other people too.
• 36:52
  I just said, did you see him yawning?
• 36:54
  It just didn't look very good because the previous inning he
• 36:58
  literally had a brain fart and didn't throw it on a ball that
• 37:01
  belly hustled for. He got past him and and and so
• 37:03
  it just it didn't look great. But when it's all said and done,
• 37:09
  the thing that I look at is are they going to make a change in
• 37:12
  the way that they construct this line up the team?
• 37:16
  Because Boonie ain't going nowhere and cash ain't going
• 37:18
  nowhere. So let's let's just drop all
• 37:20
  that. Unless something drastically
• 37:22
  happens, that's not going to happen.
• 37:24
  So now we got to move on to a new subject and stop blaming
• 37:27
  them for doing what they did or didn't do, because they're
• 37:31
  always going to be ridiculed for what it is.
• 37:34
  What one of the things they said was it was it was them as people
• 37:38
  talking about what they were saying.
• 37:39
  They got 3 left-handed catchers and about 5 DHS.
• 37:44
  And then in this game, in this series, Trent Grisham did
• 37:47
  nothing. Cody Bellinger had a home run
• 37:50
  but was like 3 for 16. Volpe, as you know, continues to
• 37:54
  do nothing. Big G did nothing in this
• 37:59
  series. You know, that was the thing
• 38:01
  that made the Yankees really good down the stretch because
• 38:03
  they had Judge and Stanton going at the same time and Bellinger
• 38:07
  was solid all year. That's the three in the lineup.
• 38:11
  Judge was unbelievable in the series.
• 38:13
  That home, I'm going to try to remember the good.
• 38:15
  And that home run was one of the most amazing home runs I've ever
• 38:18
  seen. I mean, Jabba, you tell me if
• 38:20
  you're throwing a fastball at 100, about a foot inside and in
• 38:24
  the top of the zone at that height, you're not expecting
• 38:29
  that to be hit off the top of the foul pole.
• 38:31
  Well, statistically, it's never it's never happened before in
• 38:34
  the game of baseball since they've been keeping track.
• 38:36
  So we there's nothing you can even really say to go because
• 38:38
  it's never happened. But this is a question I'd like
• 38:41
  to ask you guys too. And you've probably heard it
• 38:44
  does that home run and and we heard from Jimmy Layerts on this
• 38:47
  show like that the winning is the pinnacle of like, OK, you're
• 38:52
  remembered forever your legend, blah, blah, blah.
• 38:55
  Does that home run in that situation, even though it's a
• 38:59
  division series, does that put him closer to that?
• 39:03
  I I think so because you you got to have a moment, right?
• 39:07
  You have to have a moment and it doesn't take away from obviously
• 39:11
  you don't want to lose in the division.
• 39:12
  I understand that. But you have to have moments in
• 39:15
  post seasons where OK, that's a defining 1 and that he is he
• 39:20
  there yet because he hasn't won. No, I will agree with that.
• 39:23
  But he is on his way to legend status in that uniform with that
• 39:27
  home run in the style that he did it.
• 39:29
  That's that's how I feel. I think now if you just put the
• 39:34
  icing on the cake, if he does win and then I mean, it's it's
• 39:38
  monument park anyways. And then that's just like is as
• 39:42
  fast as you can put it up. You know, Errol, we, we were
• 39:46
  talking about the the good of Justin, of Aaron Judge.
• 39:50
  How about the bad of Max Freed? Carlos Rodin Schlidler did the
• 39:56
  best he could in that game. That's just a different type of
• 39:59
  lineup. It's not a lot of swing and miss
• 40:01
  in that lineup that Toronto has. That's maybe some of the roster
• 40:04
  construction stuff that we need to talk about as as a franchise
• 40:08
  that maybe we don't want guys that strike out 150 * a year all
• 40:11
  throughout the lineup. Maybe we need a couple of Louisa
• 40:14
  rises somewhere in this lineup or maybe literally him somewhere
• 40:18
  in this lineup. But there's been a lot of guys
• 40:22
  that we were relying on that no showed.
• 40:25
  That series, especially the starting pitching.
• 40:28
  I mean, how could be the rookie the only one that showed up?
• 40:31
  Well, and Luis here wasn't good either the the whole squad, no
• 40:35
  pitching. That's the most runs they've
• 40:36
  ever given up in the history. Yeah, it was.
• 40:38
  It was bad. And again, if you're a Yankee
• 40:41
  fan, it wasn't even a pitcher that really upset me.
• 40:44
  It really was the the way they were hitting.
• 40:47
  They have always been this team when they get into the playoffs
• 40:52
  over the last I really since 2009, they go into these slumps
• 40:57
  and they get demolished by teams that they should be hitting
• 41:01
  against, pitching Staffs they should be hitting against.
• 41:04
  And yeah, I would say Max Freed was not good.
• 41:07
  He wasn't. Max Freed was good in the in the
• 41:10
  first round, in the wild card game against the one who only
• 41:14
  rides Red Sox, and everybody thought that was their World
• 41:16
  Series. The Yankees beat the Red Sox.
• 41:18
  What Schlittler did was unbelievable.
• 41:20
  I know Fish was like, you know, I don't know.
• 41:23
  I'm not going to say what he's probably doing after the game,
• 41:25
  but you could probably guess what I was thinking.
• 41:27
  But the fact here is I'm not going to say that Schlittler
• 41:32
  isn't a special player until we see him do it year in and year
• 41:35
  out. It took it took Andy Pettitte a
• 41:37
  little bit time, too. Andy Pettitte did it in the
• 41:40
  tail, you know, in the in the beginning stages of his career
• 41:43
  as a New York Yankee. Remember, Amy Pettitte came in
• 41:46
  the early 90s. I think Andy Pettitte's rookie
• 41:49
  season was, if I'm not mistaken, it was 93 or 94 when he came
• 41:53
  into the league. I think he was actually on that
• 41:55
  95 team. He got in there on the one that
• 41:59
  went to the playoffs, I believe. Didn't it?
• 42:00
  Didn't get called up in 94, was. A strike short and see yeah no,
• 42:03
  that season was was cut off half 95.
• 42:05
  Was a strike. All right, so 95 strike and then
• 42:09
  96 was when Andy Pettitte was really the guy that the Yankees
• 42:13
  lean to lean to in the playoffs, especially in 96.
• 42:18
  The only reason why the Yankees beat the Braves was because of
• 42:20
  Andy Pett. I don't care what anybody says,
• 42:23
  Andy Pettitte was the best player throughout that series.
• 42:25
  I don't care because when it comes down to it, pitching to me
• 42:30
  the most important part of a roster and a team, especially
• 42:33
  when you're down to against the Braves who had Tom Clavin, John
• 42:38
  Smoltz, Greg Maddox, and Danny Nagle.
• 42:42
  Remember Danny or Danny Nagle? Danny Nagle, Danny Nagle.
• 42:47
  I still know what I'm talking about.
• 42:49
  You guys try to correct me. I know what I'm talking about.
• 42:51
  That that rotation, that rotation was one of the best
• 42:54
  rotations of the last 2530 years.
• 42:57
  If you look at the rotation, you have 3 Hall of Farmers and, and,
• 43:01
  and Danny Nagle was a very good pitcher that year as well.
• 43:04
  So I, I'm just saying when you look at the Yankees and you, you
• 43:08
  understand what the Yankees have done.
• 43:10
  And Jabba knows because he's a Yankee.
• 43:11
  He was a Yankee and he's won a World Series with the Yankees in
• 43:14
  2009. He's seen the greatness of this
• 43:18
  franchise and what this franchise is known to be.
• 43:21
  It's embarrassing when you know that the only player, the only
• 43:24
  two players you can lean on throughout this series against
• 43:28
  the Blue Jays was Aaron Judge and the youngster Cam
• 43:32
  Schlittler. That's it.
• 43:35
  That was the only two guys on. I'm not going to take shots at
• 43:38
  their, well, who's their closer? I always I was.
• 43:40
  Who was the Yankees closer? He was great.
• 43:42
  Betnar, Betnar. Betnar was good, too.
• 43:44
  I'm not going to, I'm not going to take shots at Betnar either.
• 43:46
  He was great throughout the playoffs.
• 43:48
  I want to give a shout out to that was the one move that Brian
• 43:51
  Cashman made at the trade deadline was a home run.
• 43:53
  Betnar was sensational. He had a couple of bleeps
• 43:58
  throughout the season when he came to the Yankees.
• 44:00
  I think he had a couple of closing positions and at 8th,
• 44:04
  8th inning times that he came in that he wasn't so good.
• 44:07
  But really throughout the season when he came with the when the
• 44:10
  Yankees made the training, he was a Yankee.
• 44:12
  He played very, very well and the Yankees eventually leaned
• 44:15
  towards him being the closer. After all the craziness that the
• 44:19
  Yankees, the Yankees had like 5 different closes this year.
• 44:23
  I think it has to be the most the Yankees have started or
• 44:26
  tried to start closures throughout the season.
• 44:29
  I don't think I, I can't remember a Yankee team that had
• 44:32
  five or six closures in one year.
• 44:35
  Even when Jabba played. I don't remember.
• 44:37
  I I cannot remember. Nobody had a chance to.
• 44:40
  Moe was still here. I know, I know, but.
• 44:43
  I'm just saying. Even when he was, even when
• 44:45
  Mariano retired, he was gone. There was nobody that they're
• 44:50
  just it. It's just horrible.
• 44:52
  And the Yankees right now, we have to figure out what they are
• 44:55
  as a team. Do they decide that they move
• 44:58
  forward or move behind with Jazz Chisholm and I, I think to me
• 45:03
  he's not a game-winning player. He's not a player and I know
• 45:06
  what Jabba's going to say. He's a top ten player
• 45:08
  defensively at his position. He's a top ten offensive player
• 45:11
  at his position. Good for him.
• 45:13
  And when it going gets tough, the guy doesn't shut up and he
• 45:15
  doesn't play like a Yankee. He doesn't.
• 45:18
  He opens his mouth too much. I have never and I we've.
• 45:21
  OK, OK, but I need to ask this and this.
• 45:25
  This bothers me. What is he doesn't play like a
• 45:28
  Yankee mean? What does that mean?
• 45:31
  You want me to explain it? Because because I didn't play
• 45:34
  like a Yankee Goose, Gossage said.
• 45:36
  I didn't play the Yankee way. First of all, Goose Gossage
• 45:38
  should not be speaking and I, I, I have my own.
• 45:41
  OK, but that's Goose. That's why.
• 45:43
  That's why I'm listening. Because I hear I'll explain what
• 45:45
  a Yankee is. My my opinion as a Yankee fan
• 45:48
  growing up a Yankee fan, when you cheer for a player, OK,
• 45:54
  Derek Jeter, Don Mattingly. I'm talking about guys that I
• 45:58
  look towards, you know, in my time of being a Yankee fan and
• 46:02
  watching greatness. Andy Pettitte, Jimmy Key, I love
• 46:06
  Jimmy Key. When the Yankees brought Jimmy
• 46:07
  Key and I loved him. Mike Musina, all right, And
• 46:11
  everybody's going to say, well, Mike Musina never won a
• 46:13
  championship with the Yankees. Go look at what Mike Musina did
• 46:17
  with the New York Yankees when the Yankees signed him.
• 46:19
  I mean, he's a Hall of Famer and everybody's going to say his
• 46:21
  Baltimore years were sensational.
• 46:23
  He was a great pitcher for the New York Yankees.
• 46:27
  When you look at a Yankee, I mentioned those players.
• 46:29
  There are other Yankees that I can mention and if I, if I don't
• 46:32
  want to hurt any Yankee fans or Yankee players that are
• 46:35
  listening to the show right now, is feelings.
• 46:37
  I just gave you a feel. Those guys after the game,
• 46:41
  including Aaron Judge, are not about going out there and
• 46:46
  speaking about how great he is, how great the team is, what the
• 46:51
  team should be, what the team's going to be, how great the
• 46:54
  organization is and all that other stuff.
• 46:57
  You just go out there and play. Yankee players do that.
• 47:00
  Now I I look at guys like you, Jabba, I remember when you
• 47:05
  played for the Yankees and you're one of my favorite
• 47:07
  players. I'm not going to lie to you.
• 47:09
  I've told you that off air in the from 2005 to 2010, 2011, you
• 47:17
  are my favorite player on the Yankees.
• 47:19
  I loved your emotion. I loved your personality.
• 47:23
  I love that when you went out there and you spoke to the
• 47:25
  media, you never threw anybody under the bus.
• 47:27
  You were straightforward and you made sure that you made you made
• 47:31
  your team the objective, not yourself.
• 47:36
  You didn't blame anybody with the Midget, the midgets,
• 47:38
  whatever the hell they were. You didn't.
• 47:40
  You don't blame anybody. You don't blame Joe Torry for
• 47:42
  not taking you off the mound, even though Joe Torry blamed
• 47:44
  himself not doing it. You stood for what I believe a
• 47:50
  Yankee should be. A guy that goes out there and
• 47:53
  thinks for a team, thinks not for himself, not thinks for,
• 47:58
  hey, you know what? I'm going to go out there and
• 48:00
  make myself look like a Jackass and I'm going to do things and
• 48:03
  say things that are just absolutely ridiculous.
• 48:05
  You know, that's the problem with Jazz Chism.
• 48:08
  That is not Yankee. Like everybody hated Jason
• 48:12
  Giambi because he was caught with steroids.
• 48:14
  But the Yankee fans that are die hard Yankee fans love Jason
• 48:17
  Giambi. And why did they love Jason
• 48:19
  Giambi? Because when Jason Giambi did
• 48:22
  steroids and that came out, Jason Giambi was ashamed of
• 48:26
  himself. He went out there, he explained
• 48:29
  himself, he didn't make any excuses and he felt like he hurt
• 48:32
  the he let the organization down.
• 48:35
  That is a Yankee. OK, now everybody wants to hate
• 48:39
  Alex Rodriguez. I hate Alex Rodriguez.
• 48:42
  This guy's a fool. He cheated.
• 48:44
  He's a cheater. And Alex Rodriguez was a a
• 48:48
  lowlife. He did a lot of bad things.
• 48:50
  I'm not saying that he's not. But when Alex put himself and
• 48:54
  his back was against the wall, he came out, he spoke up and he
• 49:01
  told everybody what he did. And he didn't beat around a
• 49:05
  Bush. And everybody's going to say,
• 49:06
  well, he did it again. He did it over and over and over
• 49:08
  again. He's a repeat offender.
• 49:09
  Yeah, well, sometimes when you do something too much and you
• 49:13
  think that you can, you have to lean towards that the whole your
• 49:18
  whole career that could affect you moving forward as a player.
• 49:22
  So you want to know what my my thought is being a Yankee,
• 49:25
  Jabba, It's just you being a team player, a person that's not
• 49:28
  going to think about myself and what my statistics are and what,
• 49:33
  hey, I'm going to go out there and throw my team under the bus
• 49:35
  and make my team look like a complete bunch of idiots.
• 49:38
  And that's why a lot of people didn't like the Yankees issue
• 49:40
  this year. And I've heard it from many,
• 49:42
  many people that are not Yankee fans on why the Yankees were
• 49:46
  even more hated than they ever have been.
• 49:48
  It's because of that idiot. And I don't want him on my team.
• 49:51
  I don't want him there. So you're asking me teamwork,
• 49:54
  team playing. And that is the Yankee way.
• 49:57
  And, and, and that that is not the Yankee way.
• 49:59
  So you want to know my opinion. That's my.
• 50:02
  Opinion. Yeah, no, I mean, because I I
• 50:04
  hear it all the time. So in in they're usually not the
• 50:08
  same. So and it's I think it's
• 50:10
  generational too, because you hear like from the older
• 50:14
  generation, a different explanation and then the new
• 50:18
  ones, I mean newer. I'm not going to, I'm not going
• 50:20
  to go ask a 22 year old just baseball fan, which it would be
• 50:25
  interesting to hear what they have to say just because they're
• 50:29
  upbringing and what the Yankees are completely different than,
• 50:32
  you know, ours and then even the generation beyond us.
• 50:35
  So I, I like to hear just because everybody has their
• 50:39
  perception of what that is as a fan or, you know, somebody
• 50:43
  that's followed them for years. So that, I mean, because it was
• 50:45
  always interesting to me, because for me, I, I didn't
• 50:48
  really understand it because as a kid from the Midwest, I only
• 50:52
  got to watch them when they were on national television, right?
• 50:54
  Like I was a Braves fan because I got to watch them everyday.
• 50:58
  And so I obviously knew the history from my dad teaching me
• 51:01
  the game of baseball and the legends that were the Yankees.
• 51:04
  I mean, there was tons of legends in the game, but like
• 51:06
  the Yankees just held a different type of lore.
• 51:09
  And so I had that, you know, obviously going into it.
• 51:12
  So like when it happened and you're like, OK, I don't really
• 51:16
  know what the Yankee way is, obviously clean shaven and stuff
• 51:20
  like that business like. And so it's always nice just to
• 51:23
  get people's perspective because it gives me a different feel of
• 51:25
  like, OK, this is kind of how I view it or this is what it is.
• 51:30
  But you know, some people are way on the other side of the
• 51:32
  fence. Some people are on the same, you
• 51:33
  know, So I, it's, it's very interesting to me how people
• 51:37
  view that. In the other LDS matchups, the
• 51:41
  Mariners and the Tigers are tied at two games a piece after the
• 51:46
  Tigers offense exploded after being down 3 to nothing in game
• 51:51
  #4 coming back to win nine to three likely American League Cy
• 51:56
  Young winner Tarek School Ball. We'll start game #5 for the
• 52:00
  Tigers tomorrow at 8:00 PM. The Mariners have not announced
• 52:04
  their starter yet. I wonder why, but veterans
• 52:08
  George Kirby or Luis Castilla are the most likely options.
• 52:13
  The in the NLDS, the Cubs kept their season alive with a tight
• 52:20
  4 three win over the Brewers in game #3 but still trail 2 to one
• 52:26
  in their series. The Cubs got to Brewers starter
• 52:29
  Quinn Priester early, chasing him or after only 2/3 of an
• 52:36
  inning. Matthew Boyd, who struggled in
• 52:38
  game number one, will pitch for the Cubs tonight against the
• 52:42
  Brewers ace Freddie Peralta as the Brewers look to closeout the
• 52:47
  series at Wrigley Field. In the other NLDS series, the
• 52:51
  Phillies blew out the Dodgers in game #3 by a score of eight to
• 52:55
  two, keeping their season alive as they face a elimination after
• 53:00
  dropping the first two games of the series.
• 53:02
  Kyle Schwarber had two home runs and three RB is in the win.
• 53:07
  Game #4 is currently under way at Dodger Stadium featuring
• 53:11
  starters Tyler Glass Now for the Dodgers and Christopher Sanchez,
• 53:16
  who is likely to get a lot of Cy Young votes this season in the
• 53:21
  NL for the Phillies in his current.
• 53:26
  Now I, I will say I there's, there's a lot to get into and I
• 53:30
  don't want to go too deep into this because the series is not
• 53:33
  over. The Yankee series is over and
• 53:34
  where he based out here in New York.
• 53:37
  You do not want to be the Mariners in game #5 because you
• 53:42
  got to face off against this beast of a man.
• 53:46
  This man is scary. This man, every time he gets on
• 53:50
  the mound, you know he's going to pitch at least 2-7 or eight
• 53:54
  strikeouts. This guy is one of the most
• 53:56
  untouchable pitchers I have seen in baseball.
• 53:59
  And we just named one of them who plays for the Dodgers, who
• 54:02
  was retiring this coming year in, you know who I'm talking
• 54:06
  about, Speedy. Guy in Kershaw who chokes in the
• 54:08
  playoffs. That's right.
• 54:09
  But that's not that's not what I'm saying.
• 54:12
  I see domination and I look at guys like Tarek School and I, I,
• 54:17
  there's nobody I can compare him to.
• 54:19
  There's nobody that I have seen that I can compare his ability.
• 54:22
  He throws 4 different pitches, sometimes five.
• 54:25
  He throws a heavy fastball that goes 103 at some point.
• 54:28
  Sometimes I think he's hit 104 at one point this year.
• 54:31
  He's unbelievable. And I'm not saying that the
• 54:35
  Mariners don't have. George Kirby is a good pitcher.
• 54:37
  Luis Castillo, we know him. The Yankees wanted him.
• 54:39
  He's a good pitcher, but these guys are nowhere close to Tarek
• 54:43
  Scubal. And this game is going to be low
• 54:45
  scoring. There's no way they're getting
• 54:46
  more than three runs against Tarek Scubal.
• 54:49
  So I, I just think that this series is coming down to a game
• 54:53
  #5 and who's in the driver's seat here?
• 54:56
  It's the away team, it's the Detroit Tigers, and the Mariners
• 55:00
  did not want to see Tarek Scubal again.
• 55:03
  They did not. So I, I don't know how this
• 55:06
  series is going to end, but I do know it's going to end in one
• 55:10
  person's hand unless the Mariners find a way to hit
• 55:13
  against him. And that's Tarek school.
• 55:15
  As far as the NLDS and the Cubs series, I, I think the Cubs are
• 55:19
  done. I, I, I think the Brewers are
• 55:22
  the better team. They've been the better team all
• 55:23
  season long. I don't think they can choke in
• 55:25
  this series. I, I really don't Now I know
• 55:28
  everybody's going to look at the Cubs and say, well, you know,
• 55:31
  the Cubs still have a chance. They don't have a chance.
• 55:33
  I, I think the Brewers are the better team.
• 55:36
  I think the Brewers have been the best team in the National
• 55:39
  League all season long. I think they deserve to move on
• 55:43
  to the NLCS. So I I think, I think obviously
• 55:47
  the Cubs have had a sensational year.
• 55:49
  I think their manager is going to be up for manager of the
• 55:52
  year. We all know who he is.
• 55:53
  He got paid a lot of money leaving his former team who he's
• 55:56
  playing right now. And you can understand why the
• 56:02
  Cubs decided to go that route when they did because he is a
• 56:05
  good manager. I just don't think this year as
• 56:08
  good as the Cubs have been all season long.
• 56:11
  I don't know if they have enough depth in their bullpen to beat
• 56:14
  the Brewers. I know the Brewers do.
• 56:16
  I don't know if the Cubs do. As far as the the other series,
• 56:22
  I, I love Philadelphia. I think the Philadelphia
• 56:25
  Phillies were the best team going into the playoffs.
• 56:27
  I really did. But the Dodgers, they're so
• 56:31
  good. They have so much depth.
• 56:33
  And Jabba, we talked about this many, many times.
• 56:37
  If the Dodgers get healthy at the end of the season with this
• 56:41
  roster and this pitching staff, who's going to beat this team?
• 56:45
  Who's going to beat this team? The roster, the line up, the
• 56:48
  pitching staff, the bullpen? I mean, they have all these
• 56:51
  deferred guys they're making, they're making a ton of money 20
• 56:55
  years from now. But nonetheless, they have a
• 56:57
  chance to win back-to-back World Series.
• 56:59
  We haven't seen that done. When was the last time we seen
• 57:02
  that done? Oh, I remember that was the New
• 57:03
  York Yankees. It doesn't happen.
• 57:07
  It doesn't. It's not usual and it's not
• 57:09
  likely to happen. And I'm going to tell you right
• 57:12
  now if they beat the Philadelphia Phillies, who's
• 57:14
  beating this team? I, I, I don't think any of does
• 57:19
  the Mariners, does the Blue Jays scare me?
• 57:22
  Does Detroit scare me? Even if you have to see scuba 3
• 57:26
  times with this pitching staff, the Dodgers have, Blake Snell
• 57:29
  was bitching the way he's bitching.
• 57:31
  I mean, come on guys, let's be honest here.
• 57:35
  I, I don't think anybody's beating this team.
• 57:38
  That's why I, I, I, it makes me sick and I knew this was going
• 57:43
  to happen. So my, my thoughts here,
• 57:47
  Phillies, they're done. There is no way they're winning
• 57:51
  three games in this series in a row.
• 57:53
  There's no way now with this roster, I, you, you booked this,
• 57:57
  I, I'll say it, I'll say it again.
• 57:59
  This Dodger team is destined to win a World Series this year.
• 58:03
  And I'm, I'm going to tell you this right now.
• 58:04
  You asked me right now, today, October 9th, at what time?
• 58:09
  8:35 PM Arrow Mark says the Dodgers are winning the World
• 58:14
  Series. It's not even close.
• 58:16
  Yeah, the Phillies I think are the only team that would have
• 58:18
  beaten them too. And again, they had bull time
• 58:20
  bunders in game one. They didn't hit enough.
• 58:22
  I was mentioning on the show on Monday, they're swinging first
• 58:24
  pitch for a team that's supposed to be a big walk in power team
• 58:27
  and getting on base and stuff like that and they're swinging
• 58:29
  first pitch all the time. They finally adjusted their
• 58:31
  approach in game three. We'll see if they come back in
• 58:32
  this game. Java's updating us on the
• 58:35
  private chat. It's one to one right now in the
• 58:36
  7th inning. So the Phillies can win this
• 58:38
  game. Obviously Game 5, anything can
• 58:39
  happen. And the Dodgers in the
• 58:41
  second-half of the season, a lot like the Mets did lose in
• 58:43
  clusters that point. So they almost threw the way the
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  division because of that. The Padres are very close for a
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  while until the Dodgers beat them head to head.
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  Now, the Dodgers bullpen still a question mark, but everything
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  else is pretty much great. And I agree with you.
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  There's nobody else in the American League or the Brewers
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  if they do advance that I think would beat the Dodgers at this
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  point. The Brewers and the Cubs, yeah.
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  The Brewers just have too much depth.
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  The Cubs are top heavy. I don't think they did enough of
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  the deadline. And the Brewers are taking it
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  personally with the Craig Counsel thing and they're
• 59:05
  getting all the fans riled up because.
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  Even if they win this game, they're not beating them in in
• 59:10
  Dodgers game, they're not doing. The Brewers don't.
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  They lack of too much offense to me.
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  We need to go up against the pitching staff.
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  That's good. Remember, Snell pitched great
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  the last month of the season. Yamamoto has been their best
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  pitcher all year. And then now Otani's pitching as
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  well, combined with all the other stuff and Java, like
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  you've been saying on on Monday's show, Sasaki out of the
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  bullpen is an interesting weapon too that they've implemented.
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  So they're very creative. With that, he just he just threw
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  and got out of the inning. So it's it's it's tough.
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  I mean, when when you're throwing those guys out.
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  And then glass now came out of the pen, but started today.
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  And so now you just have so many options and you know, we talked
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  if they get healthy at this time, you're like, oh, let's
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  throw Sasaki in here and he's throwing 101 now.
• 59:53
  It's it is really tough. And I think obviously the Phil's
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  it's a three in a row. I it's just it's tough.
• 1:00:03
  It's one to one right now going to the bottom of the eighth.
• 1:00:05
  But in the other series, it's I, I love the the the NL series
• 1:00:11
  they're. They've been awesome.
• 1:00:13
  The Mariners are tougher at home.
• 1:00:15
  That is kind of their only. And they still have.
• 1:00:17
  Good. Only soul is going in.
• 1:00:19
  They have a good depth to play like if not to reveal their hand
• 1:00:22
  on which starter too. And I think the manager in the
• 1:00:24
  front office doing a good job and not doing that and it'll
• 1:00:27
  just be a manager of a matter of them weathering the storm even
• 1:00:29
  if they're down 1. Nothing to get to the Tigers
• 1:00:31
  bolt pen. They better get to Tarik School
• 1:00:34
  Bulls early if they have any chance.
• 1:00:36
  They got to get to him early. If they don't that, that game's
• 1:00:39
  going to be. Over playing, he's given it like
• 1:00:41
  he's given up solo homers, like he gave up two solo homers, but
• 1:00:44
  it's going to take more than that.
• 1:00:45
  They're going to have to continue to like add on, add on
• 1:00:50
  because don't don't give him if you're going to get a Homer,
• 1:00:53
  that's usually what he gives up a solo Homer and then he locks
• 1:00:56
  in and he's and he's going to give you 7 strong weather and
• 1:01:00
  he's one of those guys where he's going to you're going to
• 1:01:03
  literally physically have to take him out of the game.
• 1:01:05
  It's not like, Oh, I'm at, you know, 92 pitches in the stat,
• 1:01:09
  like AJ Hinch will be like 8. Nope, it's it's your game to go
• 1:01:13
  unless you literally they're like, I'm gassed.
• 1:01:16
  I got to come out. He's he's going to ride that
• 1:01:18
  horse and I don't. Think school would do that?
• 1:01:20
  No, no, I mean you literally he'd have to have a limb fall
• 1:01:24
  off for for him to come out of that game if he didn't have to.
• 1:01:27
  I think he did the same. I think he did the same thing
• 1:01:29
  last year too, like really laboring through the end of that
• 1:01:32
  when they were playing Cleveland in game five too.
• 1:01:34
  And I think he allowed one run late in that either the 5th or
• 1:01:37
  6th inning, but he was even stayed in after that too and
• 1:01:39
  made it close. They just, I think, lost other
• 1:01:41
  one. Lane Thomas hit that Grand Slam
• 1:01:42
  off the bullpen. I I just don't think and I'm
• 1:01:45
  going back to the Phillies and even if the Phillies win game
• 1:01:47
  number was 4, if if they win game four and they take it back
• 1:01:51
  to Dodger Stadium, I just don't see it happening.
• 1:01:53
  I, I really don't the Dodgers are destined to win this series
• 1:01:57
  and whoever comes out of the series is winning the whole
• 1:01:59
  thing. So I just, I don't think anybody
• 1:02:03
  in the American League now that the Yankees are out are going to
• 1:02:05
  be able to compete. I thought the way Max Freed
• 1:02:09
  looked in the Red Sox series and you have Cam Schlittler playing
• 1:02:12
  like that, you have two pitchers.
• 1:02:14
  And even if Rodon's the number 3 in that and they can get, they
• 1:02:17
  can get the pitching and maybe they find a way out of that
• 1:02:21
  series against the Blue Jays. Maybe they make a run and and
• 1:02:24
  put some pressure on the Dodgers.
• 1:02:25
  If they meet again in the playoffs in the World Series.
• 1:02:28
  I I'm not surprised one bit that the Blue Jays are going to
• 1:02:32
  probably match up against, in my opinion, the Detroit Tigers.
• 1:02:36
  And, and, and to me, if that happens, the Tigers are going to
• 1:02:39
  the World Series because I cannot buy into the Blue Jays.
• 1:02:42
  I cannot buy into them. I'm sorry, Blue Jay fans, take
• 1:02:46
  it or leave it. You can sell it, bat it, hit it,
• 1:02:49
  smack it, toss it, if you know what I mean, Speedy.
• 1:02:53
  They're not. They're not.
• 1:02:55
  They're not. So that's it.
• 1:02:57
  All right, ladies and gentlemen, my deuce of the day.
• 1:03:02
  The deuce of the day. You log, not a log.
• 1:03:03
  I don't have a log but. No.
• 1:03:11
  So, you know, Fish wrote a couple of things that I could
• 1:03:14
  attack. There was a couple of them that
• 1:03:17
  I could have went after. And Lebron's decision was an
• 1:03:20
  interesting one. I I could speak about that a
• 1:03:22
  little bit later, but I know everybody couldn't wait to hear
• 1:03:25
  my opinion to what happened last Sunday.
• 1:03:29
  Well, actually Saturday night with the old butt fumbler
• 1:03:33
  himself, Mark friggin Sanchez. And yes, ladies and gentlemen,
• 1:03:38
  Mark Sanchez was drinking. He was in Indianapolis hanging
• 1:03:43
  out doing whatever he was doing. I don't know what else he was
• 1:03:47
  doing on the, you know, the sides or the ends of the earth
• 1:03:50
  of Indiana because there's really nothing besides, besides
• 1:03:55
  the city part and, and maybe 20 miles.
• 1:03:58
  It's all cornfields. It's all fields.
• 1:04:00
  I've been to Indiana. There's nothing, there's nothing
• 1:04:03
  big about Indiana. I'm just telling you guys, if
• 1:04:05
  you ever been, I know job has been there.
• 1:04:07
  It's there's nothing fun about it.
• 1:04:08
  But the city end and it's like 20 miles long.
• 1:04:11
  That's it. I want to say something about
• 1:04:13
  this man. This man is one of the most
• 1:04:17
  despicable, disrespectful, but fumbling idiots I've ever seen
• 1:04:23
  or met. Because I did meet Mark Sanchez.
• 1:04:26
  The mistake that the New York Jets made when they traded up
• 1:04:29
  with the Browns to get this idiot from USC when Pete Carroll
• 1:04:33
  came out and said he's not ready for the NFL.
• 1:04:36
  He's a loser. He's always been a loser AFC
• 1:04:40
  title game. It wasn't because of him.
• 1:04:42
  It wasn't everybody wants to get well, more changes how to make
• 1:04:44
  the bows. How about the defense?
• 1:04:46
  How about Rex Ryan's defense? How about the running game the
• 1:04:50
  New York Jets had, which was top three every single year.
• 1:04:54
  What a respectful just I was about to say something else, but
• 1:04:57
  I'm going to hold my lip because I we have guests in the back
• 1:05:00
  end. This guy is a complete moron.
• 1:05:03
  How do you, how do, first of all, how do you get stabbed by
• 1:05:06
  somebody and not remember that? That's, that's a joke that you,
• 1:05:10
  you had to be really, really drunk not to know when you're
• 1:05:13
  getting stabbed. Then you go to the hospital and
• 1:05:16
  the the detectors are asking you questions on what happened and
• 1:05:19
  you come out and say, I don't remember anything and you're
• 1:05:23
  going to you're going to sell that.
• 1:05:24
  You forget he what? He walked to the store 1st and
• 1:05:27
  knocked on the. Window.
• 1:05:27
  I'm sorry that that was that was another stupid thing that he
• 1:05:30
  did. You know what, I I I don't
• 1:05:33
  really have to say any more than what I really believe.
• 1:05:35
  He should be fired from Fox. He should never be in the media
• 1:05:37
  again. This guy needs to disappear off
• 1:05:39
  the face of the earth. What a disrespectful thought
• 1:05:43
  that this guy was my quarterback for a significant amount of
• 1:05:47
  time. That I cheered for this idiot.
• 1:05:49
  So my deuce of the day goes to the one and only butt fumbling
• 1:05:53
  idiots of all time, Mark friggin Sanchez.
• 1:05:58
  Thank you to all the fans that follow us on social media.
• 1:06:01
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• 1:06:04
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• 1:06:07
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• 1:06:12
  YouTube to X to Instagram to TikTok to all the platforms that
• 1:06:18
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• 1:06:21
  keep following us, keep liking us.
• 1:06:24
  We're working on building on the YouTube channel.
• 1:06:26
  It's been growing and Giant fans are probably, you know, doing
• 1:06:29
  something, hopefully nothing on camera when they're doing it
• 1:06:33
  after this game because they're finally going to be Eagles.
• 1:06:36
  I just couldn't stop smiling for the last 20 minutes because this
• 1:06:39
  was just an ass kicking and I couldn't believe what I was
• 1:06:42
  seeing from these two awesome rookies.
• 1:06:44
  I'm just going to let you know it's it's not a good sign for
• 1:06:47
  you Giant fans knowing that they're.
• 1:06:48
  It's a great sign they just beat the Eagles 3417, the year if
• 1:06:52
  they won the world the Super. Bowl, I might need a Wellness
• 1:06:54
  check on the city of Philadelphia.
• 1:06:55
  It's not going to, it's not going to make a difference and
• 1:06:57
  the Giants just put on another win makes a big.
• 1:06:59
  Difference Video. Philly.
• 1:07:00
  Philly Fan. That's awesome.
• 1:07:02
  How did they start rioting yet? The giants are missing so many
• 1:07:05
  pieces. Crazy.
• 1:07:06
  The giants are missing so many pieces.
• 1:07:07
  They need to lose and build. That's the way they need to go.
• 1:07:11
  And losers only continue to lose.
• 1:07:13
  You got to win. You got to get to the playoffs
• 1:07:15
  somehow, OK? You got to that's.
• 1:07:16
  Not going to happen if that's what you think, If that's what
• 1:07:19
  you, you just. Draft a bunch of rookies and get
• 1:07:22
  become great you just. Lost against the Saints, you
• 1:07:25
  just lost against the. Saints got to go from steps.
• 1:07:27
  That's how football is. Stop the only reason why you
• 1:07:29
  just lost that game. The only one you got to go from
• 1:07:32
  can I? Finish.
• 1:07:32
  What I have to say Who wins and becomes a champion?
• 1:07:34
  Could I finish what to say something?
• 1:07:36
  Too late to have popcorn when you guys are arguing.
• 1:07:39
  Here's the facts. Here's the facts.
• 1:07:41
  Eagles went into the game thinking they were going to run
• 1:07:42
  all over them and they they ran into a team that had nothing to
• 1:07:46
  lose. That's all I'm going to say
• 1:07:47
  about that. A buzzword, OK.
• 1:07:50
  Jared, what size is your melon? That hat is almost to the brim I
• 1:07:54
  got. A big.
• 1:07:56
  Pig. Yeah, Wow, I just noticed
• 1:07:59
  putting tricks in his house. Like damn, he's about to run out
• 1:08:02
  of real. He's going.
• 1:08:02
  To pop out, babe, He's going to pop out.
• 1:08:05
  All right, that's it. Good night, it's the Worldwide
• 1:08:10
  Sports Radio Network.