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Good Wednesday morning.

A really brutal, disappointing loss for the Yankees in game one in this wild card series against the Boston Red Sox.

And I know already how this is going to go.

I've been listening to this radio station my entire life.

I've been working here for a very long time.

The radio station was built

off of conversation about games like this. Leave Max Fried in. Pinch hit this guy here. This

guy sticks. You couldn't get offense out of this particular guy. I mean, I know it, and it all

just came to a head. Fire the manager. The manager

doesn't know what he's doing. This had all the ingredients for the Yankee fan to lose their mind

last night and lose their mind this morning when they wake up and rehash all of it. Quite frankly,

I don't put the blame on Aaron Boone in this loss. That's just me. We'll talk through it. But once again, a great pitcher in the postseason silences the Yankees offense. And then when you have an opportunity when the guy's out of the game, you got bases loaded, nobody out. And you can't do anything with it. How many times have we seen this

from the offense? Good morning, Boomer. How are you? Yeah, well, good morning, Jay. And I would just say

to Aaron Boone, just go back and look at the 90s and take a look at what Joe Torrey did in situations

like this. You know what he did? He sat there. He didn't do anything. He just sat there.

And he waited.

And he waited.

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