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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 Riding.

Let's go.

What's off, everybody?

This is the Bronx Pinstripe Show episode number 89.

We have a ton of stuff to talk about.

Obviously, the most important topic is going to be the fact that NFL's back with the Hall of Fame game. Right, Scott? You just completely threw me for a loop. I completely forgot. The only thing I'll look for is to see if Brett Farve actually does take a couple of snaps first. I feel like he still thinks he's coming back. I would watch for that. Did you listen to his speech?

I did not. Oh, man. You're supposed to apparently talk for eight to ten minutes. That's what they tell these guys. And he talked for... Don't say, I didn't hear it. I want to guess. 38 minutes. 36 minutes. Oh, I was so close. And he didn't write it out, apparently. Apparently he was just winging the whole thing, which I would have a hard time believing, but he...

In his southern draw? so close. And he didn't, and he didn't write it out, apparently. Apparently he was just winging

the whole thing, which I would have a hard time believing, but he, he, he kept going. It was awesome. I'm a big Brett Farr fan just because of the way he played. I really liked him. You would be. Yeah. I mean, why wouldn't you? I think everybody should be. The guy played like a child that it was amazing.

And I was,

I was crying like a little bitch this morning,

like a little,

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