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

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That fucking sucked. Scott, hi. What's up everyone welcome to the bronx pinstripe show that fucking sucked scott hi what's up

yeah um that wasn't good that was really bad uh clark schmidt was put in a situation that

you could just feel was was was not going to end well it was it was just uh you

could feel it in your gut you could feel it in your gut when he was spinning those those both and

you know what he didn't make a bad pitch either he did not make a bad pitch he he made he made

some he made some damn good pitches to um you know, the guys he was facing.

And then that last pitch to Giselles was on the outside half of the,

it was on the outside half of the plate.

It was a good piece of hitting.

And unfortunately, he got beat.

But that moment, man, you can just feel it.

You feel it coming up.

You could feel it coming up.

Yeah, anyone blaming Clark Schmidt there is an idiot. I mean, you don't blame Clark Schmidt

in that situation. He's put in a position to basically play Houdini. And that's an impossible

task. This was, there's so much to impact from this game.

Obviously, the way it started is kind of a flip of the Friday game, where the Yankees

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