Thank you, Brian Cashman.

Thank you, David Stearns.

Because instead of speculating, we got some trades to talk about six days before the MLB trade deadline.

Welcome in to Evan and Tiki on a very hot summer Friday in New York City, six days before the MLB trade deadline.

And both teams within the last two hours have made trades.

We'll start with the Yankees.

Ryan McMann.

Oh, this was Sean's boy.

Yeah, who he wanted.

For multiple years, too, right?

He's wanted.

This year, I think less so because he's gotten off.

It's not a start, but whatever.

A season's not been exactly what you would expect it from a bat standpoint.

But he is the defensive third baseman that you need and you wanted if you're a Yankee fan.

And by the way, he is significantly better than what you've got at the plate right now.

Well, that right there, that last sentence is where we start.

Because I know that I laid out my preferences for Eugenio Suarez,

and some had preferences for Nolan Aeronado,

and others had preferences for, let's get crazy and trade for O'Neill Cruz and move on to third base.

Which would have made no sense because the Yankees did that last year with jazz chis. And it kind of worked out because jazz chisholm was jazz tism and he kind of made it work. But you can't be known for it. We're going to trade for a guy and then put him in a position that he's uncomfortable playing. That is kind of a Yankee thing. Yeah, but that doesn't make, you can't keep doing it. You may have preferred other options.

Like, I... in a position that he's uncomfortable playing. That is kind of a Yankee thing. Yeah, but that doesn't make, you can't keep doing it. You may have preferred other options. Like I did. There was another option I preferred. But here's what we know now at 203 on a Friday as the Yankees gets at to play three games against the Phillies. They got better. Yes. They have significantly upgraded themselves at third base. They've upgraded themselves offensively, even though Ryan

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