11 new players come to New York.

Seven for the Yankees and four for the Mets. And, yeah, I mean, I ask Brian Cashman at the moment. Brian Cashman at the moment. No, no, no, we got to have the Met one closer to me. That's the way it's been. Yeah. We have to have that here. I thank you. All right, very good. So you're telling me that Brian Cashman doesn't suck today. Brian Cashman sucks.

No, he doesn't.

I mean, listen, he did what he normally does.

He brought up. All right, very good. So you're telling me that Brian Cashman doesn't suck today. Brian Cashman sucks.

No, he doesn't. I mean, listen, he did what he normally does. He brought in seven players, including, and I heard Jerry and Fleaks talking about this, is everybody calm down, not everybody ready? Everybody good? Everybody good? Everybody solid? Yeah. that Caballero, this infielder from the Tempe Reyes, was traded mid-game yesterday and was in the winning locker room after the game.

Obviously, the Yankees won the game seven to four.

But man, when you take a look at what the Yankees did, it's amazing.

It's really, I mean, what Brian Cashman did, and by the way, it's not under the radar because I'm sure I speak for a lot of Yankee fans out there.

Ryan McMahon has been a great ad at third base for them right now.

I think he's been on base 12 different times at 24 at bats, and he's playing, I think he had one error, but he's playing a really good third base.

And that's the kind of guy that, you know, could he turn into the Scott Brocious for this team? Wow. Tosting up Scott Brocious. When I got Scott Brocious, Herbert's like, God, they got Scott Brocious. All right. And then look what happened. Well, yeah, of course. and Scott Brocious

an integral part of a New York Yankees

dynasty and I think that the Yankee fan would love to have those memories and those type of feelings attached to Ryan McMahon, but yeah, it really comes down to Aaron Judge coming back at being the dominant force that he is. So that's what Brian Cashman is banking on. And that's got to make you feel good as a Yankee fan because I know that a lot of people are having negative feelings and thinking maybe this Aaron Judge injury is worse than what they're saying. Brian Cashman doesn't do what he does yesterday. If he doesn't think Aaron Judge is coming back 100% healthy. The Yankees are always in it. They're always in it. And anybody that think that, oh, we got to sell, we can get rid to get rid of this guy, we've got to get, you know, no, no, no, no. The Yankees are the preeminent sports franchise in this country. They are. I'm sorry. You know, people come from all around the world to go to Yankee Stadium. You know, I have, you know, Anthony Munoz calls me up.

He goes, man, my family's coming in and they really want to go to Yankee Stadium. And I'm like, all right, you know, I'll see if I can help out a little bit here or a little bit there, you know. And you say, you know where it is, right? Well, of course I, of course he does. and he can't wait to take his family to Yankee Stadium.

And, you know, a lot of my friends that come in from out of town, can we go to Yankee game and things of that nature? Because it's Yankee Stadium. So there's, my point being is that Brian Cashman has been a part of this for, what, 30 years? How long has you been? It feels like 300 years, but yes.

And, you know, he obviously is the guy that receives most of the slings and arrows because

they haven't won a championship in 2009, you know, but they're, they are relevant every year.

They are the team.

They sell out.

There's a passionate fan base.

Sometimes it gets a little wacky and loopy.

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