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We get to what actually matters. That's Boomer and Gio and you can listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your pods. The manager of the Yankees is Joe Girardi. Joe, welcome. How are you? I'm good, Mike. How are you? You know, Joe, I was just alluding as I gave the lineup to Headley, who we go through this season and his resiliency buried so many times by the fans, by the media, not by you,

but you're moving to first. He hits 300 for a month and a half.

You know, you see who emerges.

And after an early drought at the DH, now here comes

heavily. A huge pinch hit the other day. Hitting 455 now in this series after three hits

in the last game. I mean, he has been the ultimate survivor. He has been. I mean, he's a real

fighter is what he is. And it's not, you know, just the last couple months. It's kind of been his whole career and what he's had to do here. And he's adjusted, and he knows how to fight back. And his hits have been big in this series. And so does your team. I mean, for the second straight series, you spot a 100-win team two games. I mean, it's not exactly the design you would want, and your team has responded

unbelievably.

But let me start with the starting pitching, Joe.

If there was one thing that you looked at that there was a vulnerability to, it was

the starting pitching because it wasn't, other than Severino, incredibly consistent

all year.

It has been brilliant in the series.

Yeah, it really has. And when you look at the numbers, I know, it's somewhat, you know,

people might think it's somewhat surprising what our starting pitching has done. But I think

it's better than people realize, you know, when you look at where they compare to other

starting pitchers, they were second in the American League, which is, you know, I mean, a lot of people wouldn't have thought that, but that's what they were. And part of it had to do a lot with Sevy and CC. The way that some guys turned it around at the end made a big difference. You know, there were a lot of guys that you had to show patience with and reclimate this year.

Chapman lost his job and look what he's come back to do.

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