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This is a Friday 5's version. Happy Friday with No Yankees baseball. I think the first scheduled Friday off day in my lifetime. I can't remember this. So weird scheduling. There's no way it's in your lifetime. They always played on Friday night. They always play on Friday, but there's got to be at least one.

A scheduled Friday off day?

I don't think so.

Oh, you know what? I'm wrong. The London series. They didn't play on Friday for the London series, but that was extenuating circumstances. This is weird. They're going to go in to Philly for a Saturday Sunday. anyway, I don't know, kind of need this Friday off day after the way they blew that game on Thursday night.

You'd think, okay, bats, for a Saturday Sunday. Anyway, I don't know, kind of need this Friday off day after the way they

blew that game on Thursday night. You'd think, okay, bats are waking up because of the twins,

takes some momentum here, and then boom, Chapman blows the save. And that almost felt like I know

they won the series, but that almost felt like a series lost with the way that thing ended.

The way that it ended was so abrupt. I mean, I literally, I was watching the series, but that almost felt like a series lost with the way that thing ended. The way that it ended was so abrupt.

I mean, I literally, I was watching the game, walked out of the room,

handled some business for a few minutes in between innings.

I come back.

I see the twins walking out.

You might want to clarify.

Number two things.

There were, the fact that they were walking it off, it might,

it happened so goddamn fast that I was shot. I was literally shocked. I was like, what in the

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