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This is the Bronx Pinstripe Show with your host, Andrew Rotondi and Scott Rhinan.

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The Yankees completed their first homestand of the season.

They won both series, which is obviously good news.

You're hoping for the sweep over Miami because, I don't know, I just got the feeling they're going to have a dumpster fire of a season and just seem like a garbage team.

I know they're dealing with some injuries, but they did end up pulling out that last game with Stroman not as sharp as he wasn't as his first two starts, but still

overall, Yankees' best record in baseball. What's up, Scott? Best record in baseball, another series

win. Yeah, you want that sweep when it's available. But I got to tell you, man, like even when

last night was uh was an interesting

game for me because i'm watching it and uh bevin was on the couch not really watching it the whole

time but enough and i was talking to her about this in the in the ninth inning i was like

when it was over i was like that was fun it was was my comments. That was fun. And she's like,

they'd lost. What do you mean that was fun? I was like, you know what? This was a, this was a game that that Stroman didn't have it. You can from, from the, from the very beginning, Stroman didn't have it. His, his command was not there. Obviously gave up that big home run to burger, which was the backbreaker.

But from outside of that,

he was he was trying to battle throughout the entire game. And to his credit, he, he did. He got

through, you know, a good chunk of that game. I think a lot of, yeah, five, I think a lot of people,

you know, and wouldn't have, wouldn't have gone against Boone if he had pulled him earlier.

But he did battle through it, kept them in the game.

The Yankees kept battling back, you know, creating opportunities.

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