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

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Got to be one of the weirdest weekends of baseball.

I can never remember.

Scott, I mean, between the epic comebacks to bookend the series, which had a no-hitter,

and basically no offense in the middle of it, like, my God, where do you even start with this thing?

I guess we can start with Aaron Judge declaring himself as the best player on the team.

The greatest player that's ever played the game.

Postgame walkoff, I actually do think he got crossed up by the question a little bit.

Or he was referring to something else. But at the same time, I hope he wasn't because I kind of like it. I like this new found era of confidence that he, that's being publicly displayed by Aaron judge. Hey, the arbitration hearing's over. Next, next, next, next paycheck's going to be a big one. next one you signed but shit man two uh two walk

off from the guy and and in between the yankees are no hit for what was it 17 innings did they get to

the 17 i think it was 16 16 plus i mean that's crazy it was just and it didn't even look like today

like there was no business for for him to be throwing a no hitter no They just weren't, they just weren't putting good swings on balls that were very hitable. It looked like a team who was like, shit, we got no hit yesterday. We really can't get no hit again. And everyone was going up there, just taking terrible hacks at the ball. Stan, you know, hit the home run and broke up the no hitter, but he actually had a couple

good swings in the game.

But like very few balls even hit hard or balls that you could even say could have been

hits.

It was lifeless offense.

And if they didn't come back and win today, it would have been an absolute disastrous weekend.

We haven't had a negative podcast.

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