Where do you want to start?

You're going to start in Philadelphia?

Man, oh man, I don't even know.

I guess, you know, I guess let's start in a Bronx.

I'll say one thing I will say thank you to the Yankees for taking the time and the energy

and putting, you know, a tribute to Charlie Kirk up on their scoreboard and a moment of silence.

Yes, absolutely.

Not everybody wants to do that when they're a sports organization because of political

leanings or whatever they're afraid of.

The Yankees were not at all.

And I thought that that was the epitome of class there by then.

All right.

So they did that.

And then their team went out and got a good start from Carlos Rodon. He gave up two runs over six, but he does suffer the loss. Came out. The game was 2-1. Then the bullpen came in and just imploded again. Two out. One second. Six-nothing Tigers. There's pitch. Swung on a a high fly ball, deep right field.

Going back, Stanton, turning, and it is gone.

Second, deck, third row.

Two-run Homer, Kerry Carpenter, 8-0, Detroit.

Goodness gracious.

Yes.

She's going, oh, my, he's getting the old goodness gracious out. Yeah, 8-0. 11-1 was the final score. That was the Kerry Carpenter 2-run Homer. Riley, Green, a 2-run, Homer. Both of those in Detroit's 5-run, 8th inning. Colt Keith, a 2-run homer in the 9th. This was a mess of a late-in-game for the Yankees, who again, fall 11-1.

They've been outscored a lot over the last couple of nights.

Here was Rodon, not going to go crazy with these two losses.

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