We are breaking down all aspects of Yankee baseball.

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.

Welcome to baseball season, officially. The Super Bowl's

over. Spring training, pitchers and catchers is starting today, Valentine's Day. I guess happy

Valentine's Day to you three months. How are you doing, Scott? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Happy Valentine's Day.

Do you celebrate Valentine's Day anymore? What do you mean celebrate? Um, acknowledge it.

Yeah, I said happy Valentine's Day to my wife. Did you get a card or a gift? Nope. Does she do the same to you? You guys, do you guys have an understanding that like, you know what? This is one of those ones. It's no longer. She got me, she got me a pair of ski socks. Oh, well, that's nice.

Those are not cheap.

Those are, you know, that's a thoughtful gift.

Here's the problem.

Practical. she got me, she got me a pair of ski socks. Oh, well, that's nice. Those are not cheap.

Those are, you know, that's a thoughtful gift. Here's the problem. Practical.

Harrison's birthday was this past weekend. And so we had all my family in town. We had all

Lance family over. We, we, we, it was, it was a chaotic weekend. Tuesday in New Jersey was a

snow day. Daycare was closed. Everything was closed. We got a lot of snow. I would have tried to go out and buy some flowers or get a card yesterday. You can't. It's yesterday the day before. You can't say that. You can't say that. But that was the day that I had earmarked a week ago on when I'm going to get this stuff done. Well, that's your problem. You can't earmark the day before. And you're like, oh, you know what? Nothing wrong is going to happen. There's nothing that's going to deter me from doing it on the day before. If you truly were going to do something, you would have already done it. You know, that's fair enough. It's also with my wife, we we got christmas obviously then her birthday's two weeks

after christmas yeah it's like valentine's days the next month there's too many things all look i got

to tell you six weeks of the year i'll tell you my thoughts on it first of all valentine's day is for

the unmarried that's what it's for bottom line it's for the unmarried if That's what it's for. Bottom line. It's for the unmarried. If you get

married and you're still really like acknowledging and putting Valentine's Day and call

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