This game had everything, man.

It had everything.

It had three double plays by the Yankees, a great play by Volpe at shortstop to turn a double play

that was thrown off.

I think it was from Fernando Cruz.

I forget who it was.

But anyway, the fact of the matter is that this game had everything.

And this is exactly why you love playoff baseball because you got manager decisions

being made. Like in game one, we all sat here and we sat in judgment of what Aaron Boone did.

You just brought it up. You know, Coral wanted this thing in the worst way, so he empties his

bullpen. They'll all be ready to go today. It doesn't really matter. But I-

Well, I mean, it does in the sense of fatigue and the fact that the Yankees saw all of them the night before. I mean, that's an advantage for them. Well, I mean, and the other thing, too, is that, you know, Garrett Whitlock, who has been a lockdown guy for, you know, for the Red Sox, you know, the last time he gave up a run was, I want to say,

August 17th, and the run, and the run that he gave up before that was all the way back in

July, July 4th. And he pitched, what, 56 pitches last night?

Yeah, and he was out there for a long time, and he was the one that gave up the urn run, and, you know, it's crazy how these things happen. But, you know, where are the big guys? Stanton was old for eight again. Yeah. I would say that. Well, Judge, hey, Judge contributed. Did they really give him a base hit for that? Yeah, they did. That is unbelievable. But anyway, doesn't

matter. He was able to make good contact. It was almost like that that was a karma situation,

that ball getting dropped in that situation, reminding you of what happened in the World

Series in Center Field with him last year. I mean, maybe that's like a turning point type

of deal, just in a sense of how you felt about this

series but man i this is we talk about the big guys where are they in the offense they have this

has to be all about them man well we say that but it turns out to be about pitching it turns out to

be about your bullpen you know and that's really what it comes down to i mean mean, Schlittler could give you. I mean, Schlisor could be great. Well, hopefully for the Yankees, he is. I will say you can see the impact that Jazz Chisholm has on the team. You can see it. You didn't get any hits, got a walk, score from first, makes his play at second base, stops to play at first base. I mean, there's a lot of little things that he does. And, you know, as we were talking about yesterday, little things turn into big things, especially in games this tight against two teams, you know, that are going at it toe to toe. And, I mean, about as competitive a baseball game as you're going to see. I mean, you could see that not one player wanted to give an inch yesterday. And that's something that you could really appreciate, get behind. And that's why I forget who it was. I don't know. It might have been ravage. I think he was talking about the anxiety level. Yankee Stadium was really high as they were getting deeper into the game, and the game was tied. and then all of a sudden, Fernando Cruz comes in and does what he does. And he's lucky that Trevor's story just missed that. But, hey, it's an out, it's an out. That's all that matters. And that's the fact that this 35-year-old guy that's been bouncing around and gets traded to the Yankees, and, you know, he pitched this year, you know, and all of a sudden, in the most important

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