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The way I started it last time was that was a Yankees boom dingo because you had the stranded runners, obviously in the ninth inning, also in the first inning.

The just the vast desert of nothingness in the middle of the game where Yankees hitters are dropping one after the other,

only scoring on the home run.

Bullpen just complete an utter nightmare meltdown,

which we've seen time and time again all season long.

To be to be fair, it was a Weaver meltdown.

Okay, the bullpen.

Weaver was all over the goddamn place. Yeah. Weaver was all over the goddamn place.

Yeah.

Weaver was all over the goddamn place.

He couldn't get anybody out.

His fastball, you know, was not a was not an out pitch.

And he couldn't locate anything else.

And they knew that.

And when you have Raphaella going in there just fouling everything off, you know that you're not, you're not in a position at this point to, to put anybody away.

So you're, you're there too. And you're looking at, look, you're looking at this.

I think every single person watching this game knew damn well that Boone was going to first of all i was surprised that he even

brought him in back for the for the for the for the lefty uh duran because that would that was the that was

the right move to bring him out but he was what 99 pitches at that point he was he was still

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