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Now, how do the Yankees lose to the A's?

Two out of three to the A's to start?

I mean, come on.

The Yankees have been the hottest team in baseball, right? They had the best record they were eight and two coming into last night's game where they then got beat by the A's. And then this afternoon, I wasn't trying to jinx it. I just thought, matter of fact, they're at home. They'll come back against the A's once they get to that bullpen. And the Yankees go down one zip. Man, now, I still, look, I'm not going to go nuts about it, but it does show you that even with the Yankees high-octane, powerful offense, and that loaded rotation, Weathers was terrific today, gave them actually some length, which they needed eight innings. It's getting beat by the A's, two out of three. That can't make you Yankee fans feel good.

Mikey A, Taylor, no.

I mean, you guys got to...

The A's came into your house and took two out of three, and now you've got to go to the House of Horrors. Tampa Bay back up and running at the trop. I'm assuming they still call it that. And maybe the Yankees sitting a little bit of a bump on the road here. I blame you, Sal.

I blame you for betting on them, for taking them in your pool, that they're going to win, what, four of seven or three of seven or whatever? All they do is go three and three. They get the lousy age. You're doing everything you can to jinx them, and you're doing well. The AL East is over. Maybe as soon as I said that, the Yankees get no hit.

You know what?

They only had to do with the AAL West, apparently. Two out of three. You know, one thing on the Yankees and their fans, I think it's been a rough look. Have you guys heard the chance? The Soto thing, whatever. Like, they're still bothered by Soto, but he's not in the ballpark. you mentioned the AOL West, still with Altuve?

Like, if the Astros were here, so be it.

If the Mets were in town, so be it. What's what the Channing bleep this player when they're not even there? What's going on? Maybe that's what caused the problem here. Maybe the Yankee fans taking their attention away from focusing on their team trying to get them to play their best. Channing, bleep this guy, bleep that guy.

Maybe. cause the problem here. Maybe the Yankee fans taking their attention away from focusing on their team trying to get them to play their best. Channing, bleep this guy, bleep that guy. Maybe that's what caused them to lose two out of three to lowly Oakland A's. I respect that level of hate, especially in a city like New York, where hate is such so prevalent in their sports teams. Like, Sal, you go to a Rangers game, they're still doing the Potvan sucks. Good point. And I love that. And I take pride in doing the Potvin sucks. I respect it. You got me with that one. Now, anyway, I can't combat that one. Yeah, but that's like, come on, that's like tradition. And it's not, I mean, you know, it's at least a clean word like Potvin sucks, but I took my daughter. I'm like, oh, you know, that's the, or my nephew. When he's starting to learn hockey, I teach them to Potvin sucks. It's just been a thing as far as I know going to Ranger games. But doesn't all good traditions have to have a ground floor to start on. Like maybe in 15 years, the Soto sucks is what the Bronx is known for.

Instead of the bleacher creatures

and don't get me, ground floor to start on. Like maybe in 15 years, the Soto sucks is what the Bronx is known for.

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