Part in the interruption, but I am Pablo Torre, and so far this week,

PTI's been hosted by Frank Isola, Nina Kimes, and now me, so who will be my

substitute co-host? Surprise! I saved you from Levitard. You should be happy.

You know what I am. You've done that a couple of times in my life, and...

You're right. You have saved me from Dan, and all of his sweatiness, especially

in the wine. Yeah. You don't want him sweating all of you. I'm not gonna sweat.

I'm in a fairly air-conditioned attic, except it's 97 degrees and watching

the summer, the more sucker and everything. Woo!

Welcome to PTI Boys and Girls. Will Bon Apparently doesn't care about you like I do.

So in his place, I'm joined by my great friend, the host of the ESPN Daily

podcast, my grandson Pablo Torre.

Very nice. And we begin today Pablo with Houston Astros, winning a double-header

at home yesterday over the New York Yankees. Their season series concluded with the

Astros winning five out of seven games, including all three in Houston, and this may

have playoff significance, should the Astros catch or pass the Yankees in the

final standings. Currently, the Astros are two and a half games back. Yankees

manager Aaron Boone said, and I'm quoting here, I understand it's a big story.

It's not gonna matter unless it's October. Don't overstate this, unquote.

Pablo is Boone right that it doesn't matter unless it's October.

So Tony, you know I'm a New Yorker. You know that to me, Mystique and Ora are more than just

dancers at a nightclub, as those ones famously said about them. October is what matters

correct. But this is pretty transparent spin from Aaron Boone, Tony, because I

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