I gave you a warning, and that warning was not something I was going to feel, because I don't have this feeling, but I felt that Yankee fans would have this criticism of Juan Soto.

And some did, and now Keith Hernandez has whipped out this criticism of Juan Soto.

And I want to play the clip for you, because Keith's very careful about it, and you can almost see doesn't really want to rip Juan Soto. And I want to play the clip for you because Keith's very careful about it and you can

almost see doesn't really want to rip Juan Soto, but certainly brings up the criticism of,

is he looking for too many walks? Right. So here was Keith Hernandez last night. It was early in

the game. Gary Cohen is talking about the impressive resume Juan

Soto has, his own base percentage and all that, and Keith Hernandez said this about Juan Soto.

I know that Juan has the leading the league in walks with 60, but I would love to see, he's that,

I'm not asking to change him. I'd like to see him swing the bat more and less walks.

But, you know, he's a guy that walks over 100 times a year,

and he's got a great track record.

He's got a wonderful resume.

It was almost like Keith didn't want to say it.

He started to say it.

Then he was like, man, I don't want to say this.

But I've already started, so I've got to say it.

Let me be as tactful as I possibly can't.

And it still came off as, be quiet.

Just let him walk.

He does.

It's also.

Okay, so I've gotten to watch him now every day for how many games?

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