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We are breaking down all aspects of Yankee baseball.

This is the Bronx Pinstripe Show with your host, Andrew Rotandi and Scott Rhinan.

Let's go.

Moved up from across the street, head down to a different beat. Andrew Rotandi and Scott Ryan. Let's go.

What's up everyone? Welcome to the Bronx Pinstripe Show, episode 379, brought to you by CBS SportsHQ.

All you got to do is download their app and you can watch it anytime for free so Scott I just got home from the game um game three going back home

sevi versus Cole we were pumped up for it's a good matchup on paper we were ready to go for

that one beautiful matchup on paper and I mean there's a lot to talk about in this game, a lot to get annoyed about. But there are also just certain instances where you're facing a guy who's pitching better than most pitchers have ever pitched before. And like Cole's on an unbelievable run. If you were looking up his numbers before the start, you probably had the shakes just

like I did because no matter what you look at, it's like an unbelievable number, 40%

strikeout rate in his last 170 innings.

It's like unfair.

The guy's been unbelievable.

I think he has won his last 25 starts if i heard correctly it's

something utterly ridiculous like 140 days some some nut some nutty number that that he's put together

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