Welcome back to talk and yanks. This is September call up episode. We've had guests on every

Tuesday and then Thursday or Friday. It depends on the series. But you've been listening. We've

had two guests every week for September and it continues today. We have Brian Hoke,

Beat reporter for the Yankees author of the baby bombers and author of something new that we got

the breaking scoop on on this episode. We talked a ton about this Yankees team with a lot of

other guests with Michael K. We talked about Michael K. Brian covers the team. He's with the team

every day and that's what we talked about. So we also actually talked a little bit about how we got

started because it's a crazy story. He was 14 years old when he started covering baseball and

basically invented the internet, even though he says he did it, but he did. He did invented

baseball blocking. Brian Hoke, baseball blogger in Ventor. Jake, what do you got anything else

you they should be looking out for in this interview? Well, I want to say thank you guys for listening.

If you're on Patreon with us, we've got behind the scenes stuff. We do live stuff. You can win

a jersey. Check out the Patreon. If you sign up, we appreciate that. Did the Hoke interview was awesome.

I was excited for this because this is our third or fourth time meeting him slash talking to him.

We're friendly and he's a nice guy and this was, I think it's funny because we normally try to

dodge talking every day Yankees stuff because that's what a lot of these people do. But this was in

kind of a fun way with a guy who actually has a pulse on the team, traveled with them on the

West Coast trip. And I think he has some fun with it too because I think normally when he's

reporting or writing his articles, he can't get his full thoughts on there. But I think he knows

when he's when he's with us, he can he can let some opinions out there, which I think is really cool.

Yep. So look out for a great impression. Did you say that as well? Oh, I mean, if yeah,

if you want a Yankees impression of a Yankees great that Brian Hoke didn't even realize he was doing

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