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

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Scott, I got to tell you, watching Old Timers Day, seeing all the old guys there.

And now they're old.

They're old.

Which makes me feel old.

When I saw Paul O'Neill's still have full head of hair, so shout out Paul O'Neill for the full head of hair.

He's got good genetics with the with the with the lettuce. He's he's a he's got that. It's gray lettuce now. That's fine. No, I know. But seeing the gray lettuce pop out of the helmet, it kind of made me be like, oh shit, right. These guys, these guys are old. It's like back in the 90s early 2000s when we were watching

all the old guys from the 60s and 70s come back in play now the 90s are almost 30 years ago

it's messed up also it made me miss the good old days just seeing the guys there seeing the winners

there yeah and listening to them talk also, by the way.

Listening to them talk and say some things that everybody in the Yankees fan universe has been

saying, it's nice to hear them say too because they were actually the ones that taught us

the way. Yeah, but you're right it's uh

it's seeing them first of all i'm glad that they played the game you know like that needed to come

although is this going to be the last one because mobe yeah god damn mariano and yeah we can't we can't

talk about not getting out of our own way marion Rivera comes comes in for the, for, for old timers day.

And it's like flashback to when he was shagging balls in center field tearing his Achilles or whatever. Injury. Literally same injury. He's got a soft Achilles. He's got a Yawai Achilles. I don't know what to tell you. Something's going on there. but yeah it was good to see the guys back and just hearing

them talk and you know good timing actually for them to be back and talking about things because

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