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We have a show to do today.

The whole new acronym thing, drive me effing pen in.

Can we call him by his way?

There was a report this week that Dugger and Jennings were available for a trade made available.

Is that confirmed?

Is that a true report?

Or is that, how's that shaking out?

I don't know.

I mean, you've reported a lot of things that may not necessarily have been true.

So I wouldn't put a whole lot of stock into the reports that that go around.

I mean, you know that better than anybody.

Yeah, okay.

Meanwhile, Braybilt, lashing out at the media and calling out rats in his organization.

To me, sort of remains, like, the most interesting thing to me today. That and the Red Sox win in New York last night. It was a good win. Good win in a notable game. Notice I didn't say great game. It was a three-and-a-half-hour slog that reminded us of the pre-pit pitch clock days. Slug is the right word. Balls being thrown all over the infield, walks, errors, mound visits, disengagement,

batter timeouts.

It was insufferable.

Five pitching changes for the Red Sox.

Five pitching changes for the Yankees.

14 combined walks.

12 pitchers in nine innings.

12 pitchers, nine innings, five errors. Did you mention the 18 runners left in scoring position for the Red Sox? All I'm saying is it took three and a half hours and it carcined back to a day before the pitch clock when that's what every night was like and I don't know how we did it. Oh my gosh, really? No, it was that kind of game. It felt 15 years ago so that and the yankees were chucking

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