We are breaking down all aspects of Yankee baseball.

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

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What's up, everybody?

Welcome to the Bronx Pinstripe Show. The Yankees finally took care of the Astros.

It just had to happen when the games didn't really matter, Scott. First time they have swept them since 2013,

which was I think the first year the Astros came over to the American League. So they were garbage.

They were tanking for all those draft picks, which we know what they turned into.

But that was, if you remember that series in 2013, end of the year.

If I remember the series from 2013.

Well, I do remember that series kind of vividly.

So Andy Petit, I think, pitched on the final day of the season.

He pitched a complete game.

And that was the series also that Mariano Rivera, who did not appear in, but there was talk that

he was going to play center field. If you remember that? Remember that whole thing? Yeah. Because he

had the final moment at Yankee Stadium where Jeter and Pettit coming out and he starts crying So he didn't be pitch in the final series of the year, 2013, Yankees weren't going to the postseason. So it's kind of funny that the years that they sweep the Astros, that Yankees ain't going anywhere. But yeah, that was like, oh, is Mariano going to play center field, that whole deal?

And he didn't play center field.

Andy Petit pitched a complete game.

And they swept the Astros in 2013, 10 years later, sweeping the Astros.

With a completely different team on the field as well from what had been there all year long.

So yeah, the, the baby bummer or the Utes, however, we're talking to them, talking about them, they're here.

They're definitely here and they're completely taken over the lineup.

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