Now, I did not hear the BT and sell stuff. You guys were discussing, I guess, from yesterday, but I did hear this. And this happened around 1 o'clock. This was about, this was a four-minute conversation that I jammed into a minute. Okay. Because there was a recurring theme. Now, you remember Brian Cashman a couple of weeks ago when discussing the upcoming trade deadline? He was going to town. Mm-hmm. Not pound town, but going to town. Going to town. Well, these two discussed that yesterday at length. Two weeks ago when Brian Cashman said, quote, we are preparing to go to town. If I'm going to town, I mean, unless you're an idiot, don't you think that you know that you're going to have to give up a lot to go to town? For Cashman to make the decision saying we're going to

town. And I'm sorry, but McMahon, Rosario and Austin Slater are not exactly going to town.

Even that to me is not going to town. Even what the Mets did is still not going to town.

They need more. They started to go to town.

They're on their way to town. They have not gotten to town yet. Going to town will be getting a center field. What the Yankees, it's not even close to going to town. I don't think they've left to travel yet. I didn't say that I thought the Yankees would go to town. I didn't even really ever say that I think that the Yankees should go to town.

He said, go to town. I didn't even really ever say that I think that the Yankees should go to town.

He said go to town. That's my issue is that he'll say go to town. Okay, good. Go to town. The Padres have gone to town here.

We're going to go to town, but only if you tell us that the certain shop is open at a certain time and the prices are good enough for us that we can eat in town. Like, no. Are you going to town or not? Going to town would be, hey, go do it. Go to Cougatown. See, that's town. There you go. Cougatown. Cooca town. Oh, man. They are, hey, listen, both teams with the Pound Town yesterday, man. Oh, man. They did.

Yes.

They did quite Oh, man. They got, hey, listen, both teams with the Pound Town yesterday, man. That's for sure. They did. Yes. They did quite well, actually. He said something foolish. I called him out on. Now, this was before they went to town. And Cages were. Added seven players. Yes, exactly. And there was a lot done late in the day. and the Mullins thing for the Mets was done after this. So it was very funny as I was watching with the clock ticking down to that deadline. They were annoyed that it seemed like they weren't doing much. That having been said, there were a lot of moves made. And the Yankees and Rees did play a game through a rain delay, three-hour rain delay.

And I will start with the Thrivewell player of the game brought you by Thrival and Fusion.

His name is Young Ben Rice.

2-2 pitch.

Swung on, deep drive, right center field.

Headed for the bullpen and goodbye.

Three-round Homer, Ben Rice, 6-0-0.

Yankees here in the second. Boy, did he lean on that. Dave Sims on the fan. That's our Yankees thriving player of the game. Brought to you by Thrivewell, New York's Premier Infusion and Injection Center, saving lives drip by drip. Visit Thrivewellinfusion.com. 6-0. At that point, Yankees wound up beating the raise seven to four hours and hours and hours after the one o'clock

first pitch.

Here was Rice with Susan after the win, getting that early six-nothing lead.

Big time, I loved how the offense just came out, hit the ground running early and gave us a good cushion

and felt like that kept us comfortable the rest of the way. A big part of that lead was also a John Carlos Stanton, two-run Homer. Rice then followed with the three-run shot. Here was Stanton in terms of how these guys dealt with the trade deadline. They had the three-hour rain delay. They were in the clubhouse and very clear that they were all on their phones.

Seeing who had the best internet connection, really, just refresh, refresh,

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