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

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They did it, Scott.

First team ever.

The long history since four years ago, the Wild Card series, having three games to come back from 0.1, but they did it.

And this is the Cam Schlittler game.

I mean, that was next level.

I was, you know, I was taking notes throughout the game on our, our doc that we do notes on just because it helps me remember things.

And I'm like, I'm writing the same thing every single time. He's up there. He dominates one, two, three.

Dominates, you know, Yoshida gets a hit. Domin shita gets a hit dominates um the kid was unbelievable and honestly like to start

the game the fact that these guys the two of them just went you know a couple of innings had to

head um are you talking about early yeah early the two the two His first time through the order was all. First time through. And then, and then, you know, that's exactly what you do, though. You see the guy and then you hit the guy. And that's exactly what the Yankees did to their big credit to the Yankees for getting to him. But God damn, Cam Schlitler, this kid is throwing, I think one of the most unbelievable things

from the season, you know, listening to the broadcasts, when they were talking about the fact

that this kid threw like, what, 93, 94, 92 miles per hour in AA at some point this

year.

And then all of a sudden, you know know he gets to the bigs and he's

he's started to throw and ramp up into the high 90s and just all of a sudden all of a sudden the

velocity seven miles per hour or six miles per hour whatever it was starts to show up i mean he's

dot in one-on-one multiple times tonight he was he was absolutely electric and you know what i was

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