You know how many series the Yankees played against the Red Sox this year?

Same number. Four. Four. The Yankees have seen this man four times. How often do you think that happens? I'm going to say, I want to guess not very. Rarely. Yes. And do you think. And that's usually a managerial decision to not have, not have them see it rarely.

I think sometimes it's manager.

I think a lot of times it's just it's once. There are five pitchers in circumstances. It's just a rarity see a guy that often, especially in a world in which you only face them 13 times. The Yankees have seen him four times. And yes, crochet's out his moments, but the Yankees have also touched him. And his last start, he gave up a couple of home runs.

Like, I think the more the Yankees have also touched him. In his last start, he gave up a couple of home runs.

Like, I think the more the Yankees have seen him, the better I would feel on some of the swings they're going to get against him today. So when it comes to starting pitching, and certainly after we get past game one in game two, I mean, the Red Sox don't even know who's going to start game three. Right. They have no idea. It could be a bullpen game.

It could be Connerly early, who I'm not even convinced as a real person.

I think he was just created in a leg. it's going to start game right they have no idea it could be a bullpen game it could be connerly early

who i'm not even convinced as a real person i think he was just created in a lab to be a boston athlete because if your name is connolly early you are made to play in boston sounds so northeast now he's a good prospect i don't want to smirch him but you know what i mean it's like when kangaroo Junior Baseball and Super Nintendo

and have the real player licenses.

That's what he sounds like.

Exactly.

Right.

So starting pitching-wise, It's like when Kangariffy Junior Baseball and Super Nintendo didn't have the real player licenses.

That's what it sounds like.

So starting pitching-wise, I give the Yankees the edge. The bullpen thing, yes, the Red Sock bullpen is better. I can't argue it. Anybody trust a Rollis Chapman? Anybody's scared of her oldest Chapman? I mean, the Red Sox fan does. The Red Sox team does. That's because they don't know any better.

Well, yeah, because he's been good for them.

It's actually worked the other way.

I'm now scared that I'm not scared of Araltarman. What? You're like, everything tells me he's going to implode like he always does, and that part scares me. I mean, okay, I guess that's some kind of weird reverse logic. Look, the Red Sox have a better bullpen than the Yankees. That is my biggest fear around

the Yankees. And then you get to the great players. The Boston Red Sox have a lot of good

young players who may become great. Alex Bregman, who's battling an illness right now, certainly

has a resume. But the Yankees have great proven stars of the postseason.

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