When we come on the radio after our team loses, we may bitch, we may yell, we may

scream, but I like to eventually just at least present the solutions to a problem instead

of whining and complaining. Not to say I don't whine and complain, but I'd like to come here and say,

okay, this sucks, but this is what this

team should do. And the New York Yankees are really testing me, and they're testing all of us,

because I cannot sit here on Tuesday afternoon and sugarcoat the crap we saw last night,

or the crap we saw on Sunday, or the crap we saw on Saturday, and Friday, I don't even

know how to describe. So the Yankees are a mess right now.

It's just what they are. They are in danger of falling out of a playoff spot. And last night,

after I finished consuming the game, I started to think. I said, okay, what's my solution?

Instead of just fanning the flames like a good troll, I want to offer a solution.

And the only solution I can come up with, and it pains me to say, is that they got to try to fire the manager and spark the team.

That's where I'm at.

And I'm not a fire the manager guy, a fire the coach guy. But I'm being real.

The guy's been here since 2018. I like him. I don't necessarily blame him for all their

ills. But when you are staring at the mess that this team is in the quick sand that they are,

and quite frankly, I think they're a lot better than what their record says.

I do.

I think they have the talent of a team that should win in the high 90s.

And so I watch this every night.

I watch bullpen mismanagement.

I watch bad defense.

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