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Judge just struck out in the seventh inning of Sunday's game. It's been raining all afternoon. The only reason that they're playing this game and the only reason that people are at Yankee Stadium today is to hopefully see Aaron Judge hit a home run. And so far he has not. I don't know if he's going to get another at bat. We'll see. Scott, what's up?

What's up, man? Yeah, these games are at this point setting, uh, setting up for what could, what is playoff time and, and judge. That's it. Basically, Chi Chi Gonzalez, who I had never

heard of until, uh, they, they announced his name as the starter. And I thought, good baseball.

I thought for, I thought it was a joke.

I'm not going to lie.

At first, I thought someone was just like fucking around and Cici Gonzalez.

But no, there's an actual pitcher named Cici Gonzalez.

Judge, so obviously, I honestly think if judge had already hit a 60 second home run, today's game would have been postponed and not made up because it means nothing on the standings.

And I believe that if the game were canceled today, obviously there's no more mutual off days.

The season's ending in three days.

They could just call it and teams wouldn't play a full schedule, but it doesn't impact

anything.

But obviously, since Judge is still trying to hit a 60-second home run, they're forcing

the game in, which is totally fine.

I think what the last couple weeks have highlighted, because it's been 10 days since Judge

hit his 60th home run.

I think what this is highlighted is how insanely hard it is to hit home runs at this point

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