Today is September 18th, the Yankees lose two out of three to the Brewers, but a lot of good stuff happens.

Among some bad stuff, Judges go crazy, they've won eight of their last twelve. I don't think it's a sour episode, but there's a lot to talk about. Let's go it!

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And yeah, episode 800, Judge, quiet until today with the two home runs, 58 and 59. And yeah, Jim, you're right. This Milwaukee series was a whirlwind because it was like, oh, we're hot. We basically won game one in the first two innings, and then we blew that game, and then ugly game.

And then here we were down again, cold again, rocked, but the boys showed some fight and Rizzo's back and there's. I think this series again, the Yankees changed their mentality from like those final raise games last weekend, where it's like, we need to win a baseball game and let's do whatever we can to win a baseball game to this series again was the brewers were in that as they're chasing the wild card and they have to win every game they can the rest of the way.

I think the Yankees had some boxes they wanted to check this series, including Rizzo on the final day, getting her mom a relief appearance and they did end up checking those boxes, so I don't know, lose a series, but they're they're aiming towards bigger things.

Yeah, well, yeah, I mean, they're playing their lineup there, they're I think they wanted to win this series pretty bad. I they they had some bad pitching and relief appearances, but the offense was good. It's they can't get it all going at the same time.

So there are some like bad stuff. I'm trying to stay positive judge stuff has me like through them like just like is like, you know, bump in the stair, telling whatever the hell is, makes you happy.

Yeah, but I don't know. So we're I hate this part of the year going in 16 games left the postseason and we don't know who the team is.

I don't know who they are, but by the fact that Donaldson and Glaber continue to hit, I mean, that could be huge.

As Waldo's getting it going with the bat and then there's, you know, bad shit like I can't make another error that cost him a game late and close and Montos can't be on the postseason roster.

I need to like fan of my own or something. He can't be on he doesn't have enough starts to build up trust at this point. So call like what are you doing? There's there's a lot of stuff to talk about.

I wanted to Google something before and I forgot to do it.

Yeah, but not that this series didn't change much. It just flip flop some concerns and goods.

Yeah, I guess housekeeping around the horn. Trevino's foot is still banged up and he was supposedly the backup catcher today, but he's supposed to be kind of saving up for Pittsburgh, Anthony Rizzo around the horn came back today.

He looked good. That's fantastic news like you talked about between Donaldson Glaber. I mean, Rizzo being the Riz. I think we saw some of the side effects of that today. So if he can be healthy the rest of the way that's massive.

Anything else injury wise, Bader's confirmed on for Tuesday.

Bader's on for Tuesday. DJ hopes to be returned to the team at the homestand, which is bizarre to me. But that's what they said.

Sabi pitched. He went his to they have that lined up.

I don't know if I don't know if they have it lined up. He pitched. I mean, he needs to come back soon because again, like we need to see what's.

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