Because I remember people doing that with the Orioles, and he has supplied to me all the receipts. This is from our show. Should the Yankees fear the Orioles or Astros more? Tiki and Morash get into a heated debate with Evan on a caller. We've got Greg Giannati saying the Orioles look a lot like the Astros. Keith McPherson, quote, we got to deal with the new Astros in the ALE East,

the Astros in the ALO Joy, talking about the Orioles.

Then we've got Sean Morash saying,

saying the Orioles, the Orioles, the Orioles, they're the new Astros.

So this was a common belief.

Anytime someone beats the Yankees, they're the Astros.

Right.

But really, it's so premature because the Astros were only really, even though the regular season mattered, but it didn't matter because it was a regular season. They were their nemesis in the Postseason. Exactly. So until that happens, how can they be the new Astros? They're not the new Astros. Not yet. Now, before we get back to your Yankee, telephone calls. David Stearns met the media yesterday. We played some of the clips concerning the trade deadline, and he was pretty honest. Basically, they're going to go after bullpen arms. It doesn't sound like they'll be that aggressive for bats or even starting pitching. But I noticed something. I noticed something David said, and it really, really stuck across me.

And I could only imagine what it's going to do to Tiki Barber and what it would do to Tommy

Lou Gower and certainly what it would do to Sean Morrachers on the beaches right now.

David was talking about the Met Defense coincidentally and how they have struggled at times.

Listen to what David Stern said and tell me if you pick up on the major faux pa that Mr.

Stearns made.

We made a couple mistakes the other night by two pretty good defenders.

LT's been really good back there and made a mistake.

I mean, is he talking about Lidane and Tomlinson?

Oh, no.

He maybe was talking about Lawrence Taylor.

Oh, I got it.

He came out of retirement at 70, and he's playing catcher now for the Mets.

So you know he met Luis Terence, right?

Oh, oh.

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