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

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We're right around the corner from opening day. We got a lot of stuff to talk about. I want to get to Scott's loss in softball after he talked a bunch of shit last week. But I first want to I want to talk about. So let me get this straight. The world baseball classic came down to Team USA versus Japan.

And the final at bat

came down to Shohei Otani versus

Mike Trout. Yep.

It doesn't get much better than that.

That's a little sauce. A little sauce.

Look, the, I mean,

it's just baseball figuring itself out is what it is.

It's showcasing, showcasing, the fix might have been in for the WBC, is all I'm saying. Oh, it's a script. It's a script. It's a script. It's a script. The NFL script for the, for the WBC. That is literally the script. Literally the script going into the, into the WBC was Otani versus Trout. Let's showcase how Otani is the best two-way player since Babe Ruth, and he strikes

out Mike Trout with 100-mile-an-hour gas.

So talking about Otani comparisons to Babe Ruth as well, is like they talk about a two-way player.

I don't think I realize that Babe Ruth only had two full seasons of being a dual

player, whereas Otani now is he getting into his third season?

And this guy in that last at bat, I want to talk about that last at bat because that last

at bat was ridiculous.

He made Mike Trout look like a little leaguer, and it was so very obvious

who the dominant player was. I mean, after the first couple pitches, I didn't think Mike Trout

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