In the right center field, Chris will not get there off the wall off the bat of O'Neal,

trying for Carol, stuck with it up, or O'Neal may be hurt.

And Bernie Williams, who has a hit tonight only two in his division series.

In the left center field, Giles is there, celebrate.

And there it is, the Indians beat the Yankees.

The Guardians, excuse me, yeah, the Indians beat the Yankees and Jack Curry has an idea

for a buck because he sensed that the 1988 Yankees after the 97 disappointed fouls

short of a championship.

They had the makings of what he believes in his book was a great team.

And boy, whether some say the best ever, Jack Curry in studio, he's an analyst on the

yes, network to see him all the time, multiple New York times best seller.

His brand new book is now out the 1998 Yankees, the inside story of the greatest baseball

team ever.

Jack, why was it important for you to start on the last out of for the Indians?

Brian, I've covered a lot of losing club houses and that clubhouse resonated with me.

How morose and how miserable that Yankees team was in 97.

I think they felt after winning in 96 after winning in 96, I think they thought the magic

carpet ride was going to continue.

And when Cleveland knocks them out, walking around that clubhouse and just seeing how miserable

these guys were, when I wrote this book about 98, I knew we had to start in 97 because

before the glory of 98, there was some suffering in 97 that motivated those guys.

Right.

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