All right, finally, John Carlos Stan apparently in a meaningless spring training game.

Yep.

Hit not one, but two home runs earlier today.

When I walked into work today and we were having our pre-show meeting, about 20 minutes into the meeting,

Big Mac said to me and to Pete and to Gallo,

I can't believe we've been sitting here for 20 minutes talking about what's on the show today,

and not one of you have mentioned that Stanton, who can't open a bag of chips,

can't open a bottle of water. Hit two home runs today.

Yes.

The floor is yours, sir.

Well, he had two home runs yesterday. It was yesterday. I apologize. That was all you said today. Good. Yeah, I mean, that was, it was funny. That was a joke. But yes, I'm telling you right now. Uh-huh. I have a weird feeling about John Carlos then

Oh

And I'm still I've been starting to think about it

Make sure you write this down, Petey. I've been compiling in my head some of the talking points here. Jean-Carlo Stanton has had injury problems, his entire Yankee career. Well documented. There's no doubt about it. The general manager said injuries come with his game. It's part of who he is. And he was angry with Cashman, but didn't talk up. This year, he has been more adamant about trying to stay healthy than he's ever been. He has been more upfront about it. He's talked about playing the 162 or whatever that is for him. He's been adamant about it. He's even opening up talking about I can't do certain things. I can't have a bag of chips. I can't do this. I can't do that. He's opened up about his struggles. He's been on the forefront of acknowledging injuries and being willing to push past them more than ever before.

And he has had a really good spring.

He is hitting the ball all over the place.

I think he feels fantastic.

And I'll tell you this.

I don't know if he's going to stay healthy because he probably won't.

That's part of his game.

We all agree.

He's going to miss some time.

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