Right now, this moment this morning is the most pressure and the loudest it's ever been around Aaron Boone.

They're not going to do anything during the season.

Brian Castro and Aaron Boone have a great relationship.

I think where the season ends up will determine his future, of course.

But anybody who's thinking that Aaron Boone's going to get fired this morning or this week, that will not happen.

He's going to get an opportunity to turn this thing around. It's got to start now. Good morning, Boomer. How are you? Yeah, good morning, Jay. I'm doing well, and I got to tell you, Friday night was unbelievable. I mean, I think this has got to be some sort of Major League Baseball record. Yeah. You trade for three new top end relievers, and in three innings, they give up nine runs.

That has to be like an all-time meltdown.

And you know what?

When the Mets went into Pittsburgh and they got basically shellacked.

Oh, yeah.

And you came on the air, and you were screaming and yelling unacceptable.

And all the Mets fans were turning on you saying, boomer, what happened? You're usually the positive guy and you just barfed all over him.

That's why I feel if I were a Yankee fan this morning after this disastrous weekend.

And I think, you know, there are a lot of bad things to point out, a lot of bad things.

But maybe the most disingenuous and maybe the most inaccurate statement had to be from Arod. If I were playing,

I'd be held accountable. I mean, that was, I was laughed at that. Yeah. I, it was so funny,

because I'm like, I think he forgets just how entitled he was when he played here and when he played in the league and how they treated players back then.

I would even say that I could go back to 23, I think it was 2023, when AJ Hinch benched J. Bias for not realizing that there were two two, you know, less than two outs in a game.

And he took them down to the dugout and said, you're out. I can't stand this. I can't handle this. So the point being is that going back to being held accountable, and I know that Aaron Boone has to do it a certain way. 162 games is a ton of games.

It's a lot of time you spend them with each other.

And there's a lot of time you spend them with each other and there's a lot of

give and take between the manager and the players, but there are certain things that you can't

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