The newcomer for the Yankees, Ryan McMahon, making his presence felt already over the weekend. Here's a 2-1. Breaking ball pulled down the first base. That's a fair ball. Stanton scores. Here comes Jazz Chis and down into the corner. Dominguez is at stop. Now he's at third. He'll get the stop sign there. Ryan McMahon ringing the bell with a two-run double, and we got a two-two ball game in the second inning.

Dave Sims here on the fan. Quick response after Carlos Rodan allowed a couple of homers in the top of the second and the Yanks would tack on a couple more in that frame against Phillies, ace, Zach Wheeler.

They went on to beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 to salvage the finale of the three game series.

McMahon with the big hits, some key defensive plays at third base as well.

He joined Meredith Moroakovitz on yes right after the game. Yeah, it feels good. Just feels good to come in, you know, do some ballplayer type stuff, show the guys, you know, you're here and you're going to play your butt off for him. How do you like you're fitting in here in the Bronx so far? I'm doing all right.

I'm doing all right.

Still a lot more to get used to, but excited to be here.

So, you know, those post-game interviews generally can be kind of quick.

I think it was, the video ran about 58 seconds. I think she was able to get five questions. He was short and to the point, you know, a lot of those. He's not used to getting interviewed. They don't have those in Colorado. He didn't like seem nervio. He handled it fine. Like he wasn't tripping over.

They were just very quick, short, concise. They don't have those in Colorado. He didn't like seem nervous. He handled it fine.

Like he wasn't tripping over.

They were just very quick, four or five second answers. And I'm ready to get back in there in the club out. He's already fitting in. Yeah. Have you ever, either one of you, should have both been in locker rooms. Have you ever done one of those where you're planning on sending in the full interview, maybe air or put on the website or something, and you think or you're

expecting it to be four or five minutes and you end up with an interview who you can tell, five minutes might be a hundred questions. Yeah. It's like you start like getting like, what do you do? What do you ask? Yeah, right? You listen. I think we forget to listen a lot. Yeah, but you probably have to ask a lot of follow. But some guys don guys don't say anything. Yeah, but that's not your fault. Like, that's on them, right? You can't put words in their mouth, so you just, you do your best to follow up. Can I say really quick though? Like, I know that everybody wanted a Eugenio Suarez and people wanted the 38 home runs to add. A lot of people did the 200 strikeouts Ryan McMahon like is going to give you enough pop hopefully judges back to pair with him he's one of the best third baseman in the league like this is a slam dunk and you said this earlier two years of control yeah like sign me up for that I like this a lot better to be honest I was I was hoping that the Swarer's thing wasn't going to happen.

No disrespect to him.

I know he's having a monster.

I think he's exactly what they don't need.

Right. It's more of the same. So, I mean, I know this guy in Colorado wasn't killing it batting average-wise. Look across the league. Not a lot of guys are killing it batting average-wise. So little pop, lefty bat.

You pair with Rosario, who hits lefties well,

maybe a little bit of a tandem there. So, you know, we'll see how it works out. And yes,

the bar was set so low from what they were getting at third base, which, by the way,

leads me to my next clip here from Aaron Boone's perspective, a defensive position he certainly knows quite well from

his playing days and kind of indicates that this is what they've been missing.

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