When we come back, we will hear said conversation, and we'll decide,

Do I have to wear an L for Paul Goldschmidt becoming basically the everyday leadoffer?

Plus more of your calls on people trying to be angry at the Yankees for no reason at all.

888808-1019.

And the Royals, while facing the Brewers, did the same than the Yankees did.

It's 4-0 in the second inning.

This is some BS.

The hell's going on?

I think we have an answer.

It's not the bats.

It's the Brewers.

It may well be.

It may well be.

But either way, the Yankees are 3 and oh, and that's all that matters. But what's been interesting over the first few days is the lineup selections. I want to take you back to February 12th,

right here on Evidentiki. We had a pre-spring training discussion on who should bat lead off.

It was a very wide open discussion in which we talked about all of the options. And at the end

of our discussion, we went around the room and made a season-long

prediction. And it would be who would lead off the most times. Obviously, you're only three

games into the season. But Tommy made a prediction that got mocked by me and got me in a little

bit of hot water. Take a listen. And I'm going to go outside the box here. I'm going to say

Paul Goldschman.

Goldie, laid it off, 37 years old?

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