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This is the Bronx Pinstripe Show with your host, Andrew Rotondi and Scott Rhinan.

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All right, guys, rolling on with our ALEAS previews.

And as always, our annual guest,

one of the, one of the pleasures I have every year to talk to Mr. Arden's Welling of Sportsnet,

Toronto, to talk about the Toronto Blue Jays and really all the expectations that we can, that we can

have around them. Give Arden a follow on the X.

He's covering the team inside and out and has some really good perspective.

So Arden, thanks, man, for coming on.

Appreciate you and good seeing you.

A pleasure.

Thanks for the intro.

It's good to be back.

So the Blue Jays are a team.

First of all, I think the ALE East is going to be extremely competitive this year.

I think, I think, you know, this has kind of been the case for the past few years, right?

It's going into the season, we've all, you know, identified it as a competitive division.

Maybe the Red Sox, you know, withstanding, there's going to be, I think, a pretty,

pretty healthy battle. And now that the Orioles are just, you know, really set as the favorite

with a whole bunch of young guys with more to come up, everybody's kind of chasing them now

at this point. The Blue Jays are interesting because I think there's a storyline now, right? Like this core has been together for a bit. Unfortunately, you gave the Minnesota Twins a victory in the playoffs, which I wasn't happy that you did that. We were trying to keep that thing going, but I'm glad it didn't happen to the Yankees, if I'm being completely honest. But it's been, you know, a road of getting swept in the wild card series.

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