In last night's case, it was both of them.

Obviously, there was a lefty on the mound, but we did have reverse splits.

I told you with Cody Bellinger.

He was in the window seat and it worked out.

So you always have capable bats coming off your bench.

I want to spin this forward now.

If Aaron Boone is at least thinking that at this moment, and we have, what, a month or so until the trade deadline, and the Yankees know they're lacking a big-time

infield bat.

If the only were the infield bat, hypothetically, is a shortstop.

Do you think the Yankees would pull the trigger?

Who's the shortstop?

Again.

That matters.

I know.

No, that really matters.

I'm just saying, you know they need to add another bat in the field. And we keep trying to do the third base, second base thing.

Let's just randomize this and say the guy's a shortstop.

Do you think if he's already thinking about this pitching with Volpe?

Volpe prohibits them from doing that at the deadline.

I'm sorry.

The name needs to be mentioned, especially if Volpe is the superior

defensive player. So who the player is matters. Long story short, they are likelyer to add a bat

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