Nobody's beating the Blue Jays at home these days, certainly not the Yankees, who have dropped six in a row to them. Last night, they lost four to one. You had the big two-run double by Bo Bichette, John Carlos Stanton-Homerid earlier in the game, Bichette with the two-run double, and it turned out to be the big fifth inning. And then you had the bad plays by Paraza and Volpe, which is why they scored runs three and four. Here was Dave and Susan on the fan reacting to the bed plays by Parraza and Volpe, which is why they scored runs 3 and 4.

Here was Dave and Susan on the fan reacting to the bad throw by Paraza first that made it 3-1.

That should have been the inning right there.

Well, the left side of this infield, and this is going on all, and I'm not picking on Paraza.

This is all year.

You've got brown ball pitchers on this staff, particularly the lefties that do that. Wow.

Wow is right. And then it wasn't long after that that Anthony Volpe made a throwing error that could not be dug out by Paul Goldschmidt and it was 4-1.

Oh my goodness. Well, the left side of the infield once again, I mean, you can't, I'm sorry, you've got to have a true throw.

He should have kept it, but he's been so good all year and saved so many runs.

That's so frustrating.

Very frustrating.

Man, they both are annoyed.

Yeah, Susan was on tilt last night, man.

She was going crazy.

She was so pissed off. Well, I would be, too. Maybe Goldschmidt should make that play. Most first baseman do, but still, that's an easy play. That's a routine ground ball. I could probably find out the exit V-law in that ball in life.

Because I finally figured out how to find the exit B-law on something.

You've had a new hobby now.

Yeah.

And was Juan Soto's... It was the hardest hit ball last night?

His signal was 108 miles an hour off the bat.

How about that?

Right.

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