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as they step into a hornet's nest up in toronto and it just goes to serve like i feel bad for Aaron Judge. I love Aaron Judge.

I admire him as a player. I think he's everything that the Yankees want to be as a player and he

had his moment. He had his moment and I, well, he had his opportunity and he failed to have his

well. I mean, but he yeah, but the moment and, you know, you hear John Smolt's talking

continually since the game starts and he's still talking.

He's still talking right now.

He's the opposite of David Cohn, by the way.

Yeah.

But he was talking about this, this is the chance where now you have to actually pitch to Aaron

Judge on Saturday.

You have to throw him something because the bases are loaded.

And of course, Gossman gave him a cookie and he missed it.

And then he throws him a slider.

And if I watch him and John Carlos Stanton swing at that pitch one more time, I think my head is going to explode. And that was that moment for him, and he needed that moment. And if he were to take him the walk, that would have been great. That would have been fine. I mean, you know, Cody Beavanger wanted to get up there, and of course he wants to get a hit. And what does he do? He works out a of walking. If you think about it, Gossman at that time, I think, had thrown seven or eight balls pitches out of the strike zone. And even Ben Rice's, stop swinging. Just like, stop with the offensive line. Stop swinging at the freaking splitter that's coming in around your ankles.

Yeah.

And poor Ben Rice, you know, he was overmatched at that point as well, too.

But I would just say that, you know, those are the times and the moments where your reputation

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