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What's up everybody? Welcome to the Bronx Pinstrap Show. This is episode 556 and wow, wow,

wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, do the Yankees stink. That was an embarrassing weekend against

the Red Sox. They lost every which way is that they possibly could. The offense is still

nowhere to be found in unbelievable stat that they're, oh, now, oh, in 17 when the opponent

scores at least five runs. Now talking about 15 runs, five runs, the New York Yankees

Oh, in 17. That's ridiculous. I understand that if you give up five runs, you probably

shouldn't win a game because that means you have a five year in a five year is terrible.

But if you're the Yankees and you're supposed to have a potent offense, you should at least

win some of those games that you give up five runs. And it seems like now if the opponent

gets to three, that means the Yankees have to get to four and they're not going to get

to four.

No, they're not going to get to four. They're not going to get to four. They don't,

they're not getting anything with any runners on base. They just, they don't, they don't

produce the home run that used to happen. The three, Michael K was talking about this

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