To get you ready for the home run derby tonight. Aren't you excited?

Pete Alonzo trying to declare himself king of the long ball.

Craig Cardinal join us coming up in about 15 minutes but it is 502. Get ready to run up, every you take it to show,

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pretzel baconator today. All right we've arrived at the all-star break the first

half is in the books so I'm gonna give you the five biggest player storylines from the Yankees and Mets in the books so I'm going to give you the five biggest player storylines from the

Yankees and Mets in the first half. All right. Here we go. Number five. Number five

is Juan Soto his first season with the Yankees and I felt like it came in hot.

He inspired Alex Verdugo to start to dog things.

By the way, Sean Marache, if you're listening, I know you are, you could probably sell that

dog's t-shirt for about 30 cents

and Wants Soto going into the first half here, I feel like he's kind of died down.

I feel like the momentum of Wants Soto is not really at the forefront.

I think he, his hot start took away any kind of controversy or any booze that usually a first player first year player gets with the Mets or Yankees and he kind of took the pressure off because he did go a few weeks or it wasn't hitting very much and I think the hot star kind of took people away from that

but overall he had a good first half he was the MVP of the team for the first month and a half of the season and I think there's been less and less talk about his free agency because the reality is he's going to be a free agent at the end of the year.

But it also feels like the more the Yankees win and the closer they get to doing something special

then the more likely he's going to be here so but it's a it's got to be him like he's got to start playing better and he has

get to us credit.

Maybe he'll be here maybe he won't warn that in a little bit.

Number four.

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