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This is the Bronx Pinstrip Show with your host,

Andrew Rotundi and Scott Rining.

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Scott, I was thinking, had the Yankees lost Sunday's game everyone would have been fine

at good West Coast trip you take two out of three from San Francisco let's come back

home we got the twins coming up that's a nice soft landing to come back home. We got the twins coming up. That's a nice soft landing to come back home from the West Coast. You got a day off on Monday.

So that would have been fine and dandy. Everyone would have slept well on Sunday night.

But instead, Juan Soto and the Yankees had other plans in the ninth

inning.

And they're like, no, we're going to end this West Coast trip with a bang.

That was pretty cool.

The whole ninth inning was amazing, and I got to tell you personally the timing of it was

the greatest thing ever.

We were eating dinner and I was like, you know what?

We're eating out by, I was in the garage doing some work and I had the Yankee

give him on like we're gonna eat out there just pull up some camp chairs and

watch the the last two innings of the of the game and one sorto is making it so easy for me to raise my kid as a Yankees fan to be excited about things.

And when he, we talked about this right before we hit record, but like in those situations,

Juan Soto goes from, you know, an elite player to like an all-time Hall of Fame, player because he's just so locked in it feels

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