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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.

It's Friday, so we're recapping

The Captain. What was it, episodes 5 and 6? Not going to lie, Scott, first half of episode 5,

really, really unpleasant. Yeah, we knew it was coming. We knew it was coming chronologically.

That was the next thing to happen.

So, look, I appreciate them kind of alluding to the fact that it was coming at the end of the last episode.

So if you really wanted to, you could just skip the first 10, 15 minutes of episode five and then you'd miss the whole 2004 debacle.

But look, I sat there just numb watching it and hearing back all of the different aspects of,

you know, I don't think I had heard some of the things that Malar had said, which are annoying.

Oh, I had heard that. There were a couple of things. Most of it I had heard, but yeah, it was not fun. It was not fun to watch, no doubt. Like, okay, let's just move forward and get past that. But it is part of the story. It is part of the story. A couple things. And there were some things in there that we'll talk about. I see seen the notes here. I'm going to, the way that Jeter responded to some of the things I thought was actually slightly

annoying to me, but go ahead.

Oh, okay.

Yeah.

So there was a couple things from that portion of the documentary, the 04 collapse that I found

interesting.

I definitely want to talk about.

The first is that this is, we've mentioned it before.

Aeron actually had a pretty good postseason in 2004, and it's just completely forgotten about because obviously the collapse, like, of course, it's forgotten about.

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