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Call of the Day with Brendan Tierney and Sal La Cotta on the fan.

It should be a lot of fun here. I am a fan. He's been on the TV, too, with the movie screen for a long time. He's a massive, massive Yankee fan. But he's looking at his wounds like many of us. Big Nick Titoro in the house, Nick, BT and Sal. Now, Sal is off, so it's just you and I today. What's going on, bud? Good, BT. I'm glad to finally talk to you, bricks and bread, because, you know, I see your rants. I see your monologues, your soliloquies, daily. And I feel very similar to you on a lot of levels. I mean, you mentioned something the other day about the

country club Yankees, the soft Yankees. I mean, it is, it's not because we're not a winning

franchise. It's just about how we've been going about it for a long time. And we're in such a

lull, such a rut. It's just like nothing ever changes. It's so acceptable that to hardcore Yankee fans, fans that have experienced championships

in the 90s and the 70s like me, we don't expect to win a championship every year.

But every five years, ten years, we expect to be on the board.

Something just has gone wrong for a long time here, and we just can't get it corrected.

I don't think it's just Boone.

I think it goes way deeper than that.

I think it's ownership, just a philosophy and how they go about it.

I feel like that stadium is almost like Disneyland.

And, you know, as long as they pack that stadium, they don't give a hoop. What's going on? Yeah, and they usually do pack it

because it's usually 43,000 there, their second or third in baseball and the attendant. So,

you were born in the early 60s, if I'm not mistaken, which means your earliest memories as a

baseball fan. The Yankees weren't that good. So I appreciate that. As a matter of fact, the Mets won the World Series. I think when you were 7 and 69. So you're coming from a non-entitled place, right? That's right. That's right. When I became a Yankee fan, just by accident, I walked into the original Yankee stadium, 1973, maybe it was

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