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

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What's up everybody?

Welcome to the Bronx Pinstripe Show.

The final episode of the regular season.

It's been a long journey from Milan to Midscott.

We have made it.

And Judge hit a 60-second home run.

You did it.

We didn't have to deal with that as well.

It was a huge relief.

Like, honestly, I was just happy it was over.

I was sick of every app back getting a freaking notification on my phone and then not having

the home run happen.

I'm sure Judge was feeling it.

You could see here at the plate, like just ready to be done with this already.

But yeah, glad it finally happened, obviously.

Yeah. And like, huge relief for everybody, but especially for Eric Judge. You know, like this is this, first of all, the guy deserved it. Get 62. Like this needs to happen. You know, like it really does need it. It had to happen. So I'm glad that he just got just got it period as long as it took. But I'm glad he got it and now he's sitting atop that that that record. That's just that's so cool. It's so cool. We were there for the first home run. That hallowed AL record. Yep. Well, it is it is hollowed. It is hallowed. It's hallowed because it's the record that is acknowledged.

What was it authentic? The authentic was that they were saying? I love how they're leaning into that.

Do you think it's a bigger AL record or Yankees record? Because I think it's a bigger Yankees thing than it is major league baseball thing.

Well, I think the fact that the AL record was already held by Yankees that already felt like a Yankee record, the AL record. So it felt, to me, it felt one and the same, but we're Yankee fans. So that's how, if I'm a different fan of a different team in the American League, then I'm looking at this as the American League, but I don't think they care. But let me rephrase this. If it wasn't Aaron Judge and it wasn't a Yankee doing this, if Vlad Guerrero Jr. was breaking Roger Maris's record, this would not be as big of a deal. That's true. It would be a big deal, but it would not be as big of a deal because it's a Yankee. no doubt. The fact that it's a Yankee, the fact that Aaron Judge is a New York Yankee makes it a bigger deal.

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