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We are breaking down all aspects of Yankee baseball.

This is the Bronx Pinstripe Show with your host, Andrew Rotandi and Scott Ryanin.

Let's go.

What's up everyone?

Welcome to the Bronx Pinstripe Show episode 190.

The Yankees are back in this series just like I am back on the podcast.

Scott, what's up? Finally, we got some offense going. Had to go back to New York, which is obviously we knew that the offense would turn it back up. And they did in a big way. And not only did they turn it up, but Aaron Judge is back, baby. He's back. Big home run. Big home run. Needed to see that from that man. He needed to see that. He looked good overall, and I thought it was so funny that he made that play down the right field line slamming into the wall. Almost a do-over of the Houston play on that Correa home run. Obviously different park, different scenario. But he just looked so much more comfortable at Yankee

Stadium. He knew exactly where the wall was, how many steps he had until he crashed into the wall,

had no problem going up and nabbing it from some potential fans, some potential kid. I know that's

what you were tweeting out from the, from the Bronx Pinstripes account that Judge is too nice

to take a ball away from a fan. But it was just funny how it was sort of like a do-over for him. Did you see my tweet tonight after that catch? No, I've been looking at too many tweets, dude. It said, it said no children were hurt on this catch. No, just the guy in the tuxedo bowing to him. The, no, the wall was pretty much the thing that took the brunt of it.

I mean, the dude crashed into the wall. It was a great catch. He covered a lot of ground. That's what he does. I just think that the ball the other night, he just had a bad jump on it. But, yeah, I mean, and he didn't know the park. You're right. He knows the park. Yeah, that's the thing.

It's the part.

And it's a lot shorter in right field.

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