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Hey guys, welcome to the Bronx Pinstripe Show. Today we have a bit of a different episode. Andrew is not here with me. This is Scott Solo, but in fact, I'm actually going on someone else's podcast. And I thought it would be a good idea to bring it to you guys because one, it's a good podcast. And two, we talk about the New York Yankees.

And what else do we talk about? Seinfeld. We do a top five baseball moments in Seinfeld.

And spoiler alert, four of them are about the New York Yankees. Now, I could not lie to myself

and leave out what I think is one of the greatest scenes in sitcom history, and that is the

Lugi, you know, having to do with the Mets and Keith Hernandez, that's fine. It is what it is.

We know what the Yankees and Seinfeld are. We know that they will always be connected. There will

always be a connotation together when talking about these these two things in

the 90s especially because there's such a you know an interwoven storyline with George Steinbrenner

and George Costanza being the assistant to the traveling secretary. So obviously all of the

parallels run deep. There are hysterical moments in Seinfeld.

Kyle and I talk about them.

Kyle is the host of big screen sports podcast.

You've heard him before if you listen to Andrew and Kyle breakdown, what was Pride of the Yankees.

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