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body confidence journal at dove.com forward slash Y2K. It's not the end of the world with Aaron

Judge. Now, we're going to all be skeptical until he comes back. Is he actually going to return

in 10 days? And then when he comes back, what is he? Is he the same dominant slugger? Can he play

right field? And if he can't play right field, how do you handle Jean-Carlo Stanton?

And do you really need to throw him in right field? Who, Jean-Carlo? Yeah. I mean, do you

want both of them in the lineup? I want, I mean, that's the question. If the answer is no, then have Stanton as a powerful bat off the bench. Right. I would prefer Stanton in the lineup. That's just me. Would you not? I would, but I think until Aaron... So it's a two-part problem. One, while Aaron Judge is out, it's easy. John Carlos Stanton is just a D. You play belly and right. You played Grishman Center. You played Dominguez and left. But when Aaron Judge comes back, if he can't throw. And so he obviously can't play the outfield, you have two DHS, two big DHS that you're stuck with. Right. I think it might just be an odd man out thing. So you would basically have Jean Carlo as this awesome weapon off the bench. Right. So Anthony Volpe, late in games, here comes Jean-Carrolo Stitt. 100%. Tough lefty against Ryan McMahon. Here comes John Carlo. Especially in the regular, just for the regular season. Yeah, by the way, it's an option.

And it's a really cool weapon to have off one's bench.

I am not as opposed to trying Jean Carlo Stanton in right field.

And I'll tell you why.

There is this misconception about Jean Carlo that if he goes to right field, he's going to get hurt.

Well, Sean, you're a Yankee fan Yankee historian.

How many times has Jean Carlo Stanton gotten hurt playing the field? He hasn't, however. That was the question? No, no, no, no. That was the question. No, no, no. Because this is a loaded question. He always has these muscle strains, pulls. How do you know that some of those muscle strains and pulls haven't been affected by previously running down balls in the outfield?

You're right, especially because last year, his hamstring strain, when he was slowly

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