sooner or later, it will turn for both teams, but I would be concerned for the Yankees.

I don't think they've scored a run in 29 innings or something.

Yeah, it's been that bad.

I mean, when was the last time you could say that?

I guess when they make it to the playoffs, when they don't hit it all?

I mean, it's amazing to me that this team has not scored a run.

Think about this in three games.

Well, and this is what happens.

If Aaron Judge isn't hitting, no one else is picking them up.

And that's really the big thing.

Because Aaron Judge, you think about it, he is having a remarkable historic season.

He's hit into a slump.

Now he's in a slump, and no one's picking him up.

It's amazing to me. I mean, it's not, it's, I mean, obviously everybody's aware of it. The entire

team is aware of it and they're all frustrated and I know what they're waiting for. It's like,

you know, waiting for your your basketball team to start hitting threes, your hockey team to

finally start scoring goals, and your players and your baseball team to start finally getting some

hits. I mean, and, you know, what was great about the Yankees when the season started is how

competitive they were, and that was because, in large part, that they were being led by Aaron Judge.

And it really is, it is alarming to see that this has taken place over the last 29

innings.

Well, I mean, it's also alarming because even though Aaron Judge is putting together these

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