We are breaking down all aspects of Yankee Baseball.

This is the Bronx Pinstrip Show with your host,

Andrew Rotundi and Scott Rining.

Let's go.

Wound up from across the street, head down to a dip for me, woke up this is it for me.

What's up everybody? Welcome to the Bronx Pinstrup Show. I literally almost said, I was going to say baseball season because I don't know there's a lot of things

going on in my head it's only 834 in the morning and I feel like I've put in an 8 hour work day already.

Scott, how you doing?

Good, ma'am. Doing well, it's good to see all the guys, everybody together at camp.

It's a lot of Kumbaya, man.

Best shape of the life, the whole deal.

It's like everything's happening.

That might be real, because we're gonna talk about

the new and improved John Carlos Stanton.

Best shape of your life to at this point of your life.

That's the thing, like these guys all come in at 23, 24, 25

and they're just, you know, they're ready to go. But yeah, they're just you know They're ready to go but yeah they're like after 30 John Carlo Stanton this is the best shape of his life

Well, let's let's clarify he looks like he looks like slender Best baseball shape. Maybe not best shape, like you're going for

cover of GQ or something like that. No, no, no, two years ago, John Carlos Staten chiseled from

stone. Okay, maybe that's better for a muscle magazine.

But as far as being a baseball player, which he talked about,

like this is actually legitimately a transformation.

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