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We are breaking down all aspects of Yankee baseball.

This is the Bronx Pinstripe Show with your host, Andrew Rotandi and Scott Rhinan.

Let's go what's up everyone

welcome to the Bronx pinstripe show episode 319 this is the 2019 Yankees

where everyone's going on the injured list and they're setting franchise records for strikeout, Scott.

Yeah, it's some ugly, ugly stuff.

Ugly baseball.

Today was just another day of injuries and not hitting the baseball and striking out and looking for home runs and not getting it.

And frustration building early in the season, it's like a rollover. It's like, it's like the last season didn't end. And we're just continuing on with this, with this, uh, you know, just shitty baseball because that's what we're seeing right now. And it's, it's, uh, it's tough to watch. This almost seems worse than like even the low points of last year. I mean, maybe it's not. Maybe I'm

just, you know, fresh in my mind. So it seems a lot worse. But my God, have these five games since

opening day seemed just pitiful? Just everything top to bottom. The not hitting, the strikeouts,

the defense. Like it's just, it's not fun to watch. Well, you know, what it is is that you build up that excitement level for the beginning of the season and you have such high expectations when it's zero, zero, everybody is, you know, on the even, uh, even keel and you're ready to go. You're, you're confident in your team. You have a good team on paper. You like the things that were done in the off season. They come out. They win opening day. Luke Voight hits a massive home run and we're all

excited and pumped up about that. And then it's just like the wheels fall off. I mean,

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