It's the Boomer and Geo podcast from WFAN.

Yes, sir, yes sir.

Chris McManagel and Willie Cologne filling in for the guys yet again on this Tuesday morning.

We're coming to you live from the Bill Ford Tough Studio right here at WFAN.

And yes, the Yankees get a win.

Does it matter all that much? I don't know. It's against the lousy twins they always beat. But it feels like around this part, we never just talk about what's going on. We got to delve back into all the issues that have been gone on for the last 20 years. I am tired of the past. Willie, how are you? How are we doing this morning? It made me nervous. I made you nervous? It didn't make me nervous, but I didn't know what type of mood you were in. Well, I'm in a better mood. I didn't sleep well, so I... No? It's tough to sleep when the kid's in a bed, and, you know, I woke up at 1 o'clock thinking I missed the show. Oh, that's the worst feeling. I saw a light flickering in my room and I assumed it was the sunlight coming in. And I was like, oh, no. Poor Chris. I left Chris hanging. I was just yelled about the Yankees all morning. But yes, no, I would have missed you. That's the worst, especially, you know, years behind the glass. We always have the dreams, too. It's not just the wake up, it's the dreams. The dreams. It's the worst especially I'm you know years behind the glass we always have the dreams too it's not just the wake up it's the dreams the dreams it's the oh the board op dreams of like you're locked outside the room and the show's going and you can't push the buttons and you're blanket oh that's a legit thing so Eddie has experienced us too I would think so I think we've all had the dream flees he's he's got Eddie confirmed that he has them. Not as frequently as he used to. Oh yeah. I had one like three days ago. It's part of the... And this is your what for you? 13? It was on the day where I took off. And just for whatever reason, like my mind was guilting me for not being here. That's the worst thing as a ball player, man. There were times that I, like, especially big game week, you know,

we got a big robbery come up.

Yeah. I would sleep hard. I just didn't sleep well. And I would pop up like in middle of the night thinking like I missed the first half of the game. Yeah. But like wake up in like a panting like that. Yeah, no, it's scary. I'm telling you.

I fell a little bit of that last night.

Well, I feel like we can't escape the dream or nightmare of the past of these franchises. I was thinking about this all day yesterday. I was listening to the fan and on social media as well. Like I'm Joel Sherman, a lot around the Yankees specifically. But I was thinking about the teams in general because every time, like, I know the Yankees have struggled here. And we understand that they have a lot of similar things in common throughout the past.

But it just feels like we can never just talk about the team.

Every time we talk about the Yankee struggles, it's like this every year.

Brian Cashman and the organization.

This goes back to 2004.

This is just a debacle.

Everyone needs to clean house.

How is this tolerated?

The same thing instead of just looking at this team.

And it's the same thing.

And going the other way too.

Like Aaron Boone, there's plenty of teams that are in the same position we are that have been worse than we are and we found a way.

Like we never just break down like what's up with this team right now?

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