What's up, Jerry?

I'm feeling good today.

Someone's excited.

Oh, man.

You thought yesterday I was insufferable.

Today, my goodness, what a win for the New York Yankees, the best of the season by far,

and just continue to add up all the things we've been waiting for for this team to do over the last couple days.

Add another one.

This team has not come from behind at all this

year. They haven't. Well, they did in Toronto. They just didn't win. They just didn't finish it off

and get the win, correct. But they haven't come back and won a game where they've been down by

more than three runs. Last night, it's five after being no hit through seven. They come out there

in the eighth. They get two from the Stanton home run, and then the at-bats, Jerry.

The at-bats in the ninth inning, and we know now they had a little help with a little bit

of a tell on the sliders, but the abats in the ninth inning were something that we haven't

seen from this team strung together, even while they've been scoring a ton of runs.

It was a thing of beauty. It was a thing of beauty.

It was a great victory.

It's the best win of the year.

It's four games in a row.

And everything has seemed to change since that play in left field by Cody Bellinger against the Mets and that double play from that moment on.

The Yankees recognize it's time to make tough decisions with aging players. They're putting

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