Last night, in the Bronx on a very chilly, windy, play-off-like night.

What I appreciated about last night,

whether you're at MetLife Stadium for Jets Bills,

or you were at Yankee Stadium, one of the 47,000 crazies at Yankee Stadium,

is weather-wise, it felt like October.

It was a chill in the air, it was very, very windy, we could certainly tell that at MetLife Stadium yesterday.

You can certainly tell that at Yankee Stadium last night.

And that felt like October Baseball. And I will tell you the exact moment where I looked at Carlos Rodin I stared him through the TV and I thought I'm going to be wrong about him tonight and I want to make that clear I'm wrong about him tonight. And I want to make that clear, I'm wrong about him tonight.

I'm still very skeptical of him in a big spot.

I'm still very skeptical of him keeping his emotions in check.

But I'm also a man of honor and Carlos Redond deserves nothing

but our acknowledgement and respect for what he accomplished last night at Yankee Stadium

twirling six brilliant innings. But I want to give you the moment there were two

moments in the first inning that defined Carlos Rodin that made me realize tonight's

going to be different the first at that of the game.

Stephen Kwan is the definition of a pain in the rear end. You cannot strike him out.

He was hitting 524 in the division series.

He is one of the more underrated players in this sport and he kept fouling.

Pitch after pitch off. it was a nine pitch at bat and I looked over to my

children they were sleeping and I said this pitch is going to define Carlos Rodin.

Five foul balls by by the way.

Five in a row!

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