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

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Welcome to the Bronx Pinstripe Show. Happy pitchers and catchers week, Scott. Aren't you excited for the fact that spring training is officially Super Bowl's behind us? We've got a little bit of a lull in the NBA season because the All-Star game is coming up. Pitchers and catchers, baby, baseball season is here. Growing ass growing ass men throwing balls back and forth to each other

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So, so, um, Manfred did though. So when we've last recorded last Wednesday, we said, oh,

Manfred's going to speak tomorrow. Maybe there's going to be some updates. Who knows what he's going to say. He did drop a few nuggets and a few quotes that made the rounds. But last Thursday, he said they've agreed upon a universal DH. So pitchers hitting whenever baseball starts again is no more. I think that's a good thing, obviously. I think most people are in agreement on the universal DH. This one's interesting. What do you mean most people are in agreement? I think a lot of, I think it's a very divisive topic, actually, when you start talking about baseball fans, because what it does is it just, it brings you back to what you grew up with and what you watch.

So if you watch the American League and you grew up with the American League, yeah, you have no problem with it. You're like, why do I want to see a guy who's, well, this is happening all over the place, but a guy that barely makes contact and is hitting like under 150, but doesn't hit home runs when he makes contact? Yeah. Why do you want to watch that over a professional hitter? And National League are like, oh, strategy, double switches.

Yeah, I think that's gone by the time. runs when he makes contact. Yeah. Why do you want to watch that over a professional hitter? And National League are like, oh, strategy, double switches.

Yeah, I think that's gone by the wayside. The crowd gets excited about it, Bartolo Cologne, like, you know, all of these things.

So it's divided.

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