We had last night something unique, something special.

A full night of New York baseball.

The Yankees did lose their first game of the year late night to Seattle with Cal Raleigh walking it off.

The New York Mets defeat the St. Louis Cardinals behind a great effort from their bullpen and a solid effort on Clay Holmes.

What was your biggest observations from last night?

Well, there's a couple of one.

The Yankees are dominating this ABS thing.

They are.

They dominate it.

And it's like dismissively dominating it.

Like, you're wrong, dude.

I know that was a walk.

I'm taking my stuff off.

Let's go.

And what are they?

Five for five last night?

They were five for five last night. The Yankees as offensive players are seven for eight, seven for seven since Caballero got the challenge wrong on opening night. And when they're challenging behind the plate, they're three for three. Right. So when you do the math, they are 10 for 11 when challenging. Yeah. So that's one

takeaway. The other takeaway is that you can have Paul Blackburn back. You can take him back.

We don't need him. It's funny. And Yankee fans who stayed up late last night, I feel for you.

Because I think when you stay up past midnight watching a baseball game, you've invested time and you've invested

giving up sleep. So the one thing you don't want to do is have your manager basically tell you,

hey, today's game is not a big deal. That's what it felt like to.

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