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So we got some facts on the Yes Network broadcast.

They produce 145 games a year.

All right, I was close.

I said 150.

And ever since the August, which they would consider, you know, Pennett Race Baseball, it's just

been O'Neill, Gerardi.

Sounds right.

Cohn.

I mean, my bigger point is not like these last few games.

Because, you know, while they took a lot of heat when that article was written about the amount of, Al, what was that thing, but the whole S&YS thing was the amount of viewers that they had, something like that? There was a member of the whole to do about S&Y versus yes. They had better rating. So, right, that's what it was. To me, as someone that watches, I really watch both teams kind of equally. I probably watch a little bit more of the Mets, but for the most part, I would say it's pretty much down the line. I watch both broadcasts. I think yes, broadcast is fantastic. I really do. I think they do a lot of creative things with their production value. I just, this wasn't a recency bias type of comment I made. It was more for the scope of the season.

There's too many voices in there for my liking because I love O'Neill. I think Gerardi's really

gotten very good. And Cohn, I like too, but like, that's it. I don't want to hear any other

voices in the analyst chair. And I think that's where some people get a little bit,

noid's not the right word, but where they say it's not consistent enough. I agree with that. But, yeah, all right, for the last six weeks, it's been very consistent. I could see that. You know, I'm surprised in a sense because it doesn't align with your, I'm just watching the games. I don't care who's broadcasting. and I've never turned on a game because of who's broadcast.

And I won't.

But then with this, you have a strong, something bothersy. It rubs you the wrong way. No, no, no, it doesn't rub me the wrong way. My point is if so many people's opinions are of S&Y being so much better than the Yes Network. And S&Y's

broadcast is I don't have to gush about it. It's fantastic. My point is I think the yes,

the way they do their business is as good as anybody. I think what hurts them and we hear it

from callers too, is the rotating analyst. They have too many of them. It doesn't bother me.

When I put a game on, if it's Michael K, if it's even if it's Ryan Ruko, I don't turn it off.

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