It feels like the summer and we're all feeling good.

Now we got some Yankee news.

Luke Weaver has indeed been activated.

So Luke Weaver will rejoin the Yankee bullpen tonight as they open up a three-game series against the Baltimore Orioles.

We talked about this a little bit yesterday because it was kind of surprising to hear how quickly he was able to come back.

Considering initially when he got hurt

in that Dodger series, they were talking six weeks.

We were talking a significant period of time.

He's only going to miss two and a half weeks.

And this is what you hope happens with Kodi-Singa, that it's not as serious as everybody

thought it was.

But the thing with Luke, and we talked about this yesterday, we didn't see it.

We didn't see it. We didn't see it happen. So we just have to take the Yankees

word for it. And I think the Yankees, like every other sports organization, are full of

obfuscation. Let's create like a misdirection and throw the worst out there and then hope for

the best. And luckily, it's the best. Because he only missed, what, two two weeks he only missed two and a half weeks right that's great but you know what the difference is Luke Weaver is a free agent at the end

of the year and he's a reliever kodi sang his sign a long-term deal and he's a starter well you

better hope he doesn't miss six weeks because if he misses six weeks and he's not really

pitching or throwing in that time frame he's going to be set back no i know that's the concern that's the

problem that is the where it's luke it's not an issue he's got to go out and pitch an inning maybe too

that's the great thing about a reliever like he comes back tonight he's good to go there's no slow buildup

now i did something before that i thought was sort of disrespectful but i'm proud of myself

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