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

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What's up, everybody?

Welcome to the Bronx Pinstripe Show.

Scott, welcome back. You missed perhaps the worst, most godawful stretch of Yankees baseball in quite a while.

Good job. Nice timing on the Italy Euro trip.

Yeah, thank you very much. I appreciate it. It would have been tough for me to spend positive things coming out of the games that I saw. Unfortunately, I didn't get to watch a ton of the games while I was gone. I saw this past weekend for Baltimore. At least I rewatch a lot of it, but the six hour time difference. It really does make a damn difference, man. Like, holy cow, like you can't, I don't know how, I have a new respect for all the people in London with a five hour difference in England to, uh, to, to follow this team. You must not just pay attention or you must not turn notifications off and then, you know, you got to find out the information when you wake up and watch the games at your at your at your at your leisure. But that's got to be. Yeah. It's got to be difficult. It's a different way of viewing because if you know what's happening, you already happen and then you're watching the game,

I don't know. It would be, it would be, if I did that, it would be impossible for me not to fast forward. I don't have the patience. Yeah, and then I would lose a lot of like, you know, the little things, the nuance of the game, I think.

So if you could- Because they have the condensed games, which are like, you know, the, the little things, the nuance of the game, I think.

So if you could- Because they have the condensed games, which are like 12 minutes long, that, that doesn't

get you the flow of the game.

No.

You lose the nuance in the flow of the game.

If you could somehow condense the three-hour baseball game into like an hour and 15 minutes,

obviously cutting out all the commercial

breaks, cutting out a lot of like the pitchers just walking around picking their ass and stuff

and like just still get the nuances of the at-bats, the tension moments. Maybe you skip a couple

things if that's just like literally low tension. Then I feel like you could get through it without

fast forwarding or checking your phone for notifications an hour, hour 15. But yeah, it does give a new, because we get a lot

of people submitting mailback questions from London and Europe and stuff like that who I don't know

how they do it. You can do it the other way around. Like if you're an EPL fan in the US,

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