All right, three o'clock, Carton Show, Big Mac, great to have you here. And as you know, it's Super Bowl Week. So we, we, all the stops to get solid, concise, in-depth football chatter with football experts. It's what we do every day here. So here to break down the Seattle Seagulls for us is, wait a minute. Yeah. I got you.

Yankees manager.

Aaron Boone.

I know. How you been? Good to see you. And thanks for coming in. Yeah. It's good to be in here with you guys on my way to Florida. You're going today after this. Going from here. Nice. To the airport. And here we go. Love it. If you look to your right, that's the guy.

That's the guy that's carried your water for how long you've been here not nine years somebody's got it

someone's got to absolutely that's the point that's the point biggest yankee fan and a fan of yours

in the building so we'll get to a lot of stuff obviously we get ready for another year of yankee

baseball let's just look back a little bit.

When you, first, I guess the interesting question would be, when the season's over, do you go back and watch, like, the series against Toronto, for example?

Or is it, I got to put that to bed immediately and move forward?

I always wonder about managers like you.

If you go in a dark room by yourself and rewatch games, so you see it from a different perspective.

I don't rewatch games.

I'll rewatch good games.

Got it.

I'm the best.

I have to rewatch certain things that I want to see within that game.

Like a certain bad or pitch or if I was looking for something.

I'll do that.

But I will not go back and watch a game in which we're a beat.

I don't like doing that.

Under the context of decisions you made or to get a feel of how the player handled the situation?

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