Sometimes it's been Cody Bellinger, sometimes it's been Jazz Chisholm, sometimes they've moved it around.

Ben Rice has been in there a little bit. Even though, yes, you want to split up the righties and the lefties, wouldn't you think that a guy who leads the National League in home rounds and is having this all-world offensive season would be the perfect protection for Aaron Judge? Makes sense. Of course it does. Yeah. They could use that. Right. And so that's another reason why if Brian Cashman takes that big cut, that big swing, and he nails a trade like Suarez, the Yankee lineup, which is already scoring more runs than anybody in the American League, becomes even more lethal. And I think Aaron Judge becomes even more lethal. Yeah. Because now you really have to pitch to him. Yeah. And it was interesting last night, a little quirk in the game. Obviously, John Schneider, the manager of the Blue Jays, has been the most aggressive in intentionally walking Aaron Judge. We saw another example of that last night. So there was a spot with two outs. I forget the inning. They were up on nothing, though. Parazza's on first base, and Kay and Flerty, even say on the broadcast, it's not going to try to steal second, because if he steals second, they're going to walk Aaron Judge. Counts on two, Paraza steal second. They're both like, what the hell? But because they were ahead of Judge one and two, Schneider is like, I can't walk him. I got two strikes on them. So they actually had Gousman go right after him and eventually Judge popped out. Right. But it was a weird spot where there was a base open. It's actually smart. I think Paraza was like, I know what I'm going to do. Yeah. That's what I mean on Parraza's part.

It's smart.

Yeah.

Because you force the pitcher or the situation to have to pit store. Because even in that spot, I'm a pro intentionally walk Aaron Judge guy. I can't walk him one and two. No. I got like a real chance to get him out. and look, luckily for the Blue Jays,

or luckily for the Yankees,

they did get him out.

He worked the count full and eventually popped up. I got like a real chance to get him out. And look, luckily for the Blue Jays, or luckily for the Yankees, they did get him out.

He worked the count full and eventually popped up.

Let's go to Ralph calling from Connecticut.

Good afternoon, Ralph.

Hey, do you, buddy.

All good.

What's up?

I've been listening to you guys You know

Probably the only good two guys I listen to and I appreciate you two guys

I know Carlton when he first started

And Tiki thank you

Thank you

I'm a big job for me

I love it

So I really appreciate what you did for the Giants

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