We are breaking down all aspects of Yankee baseball.

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

Let's go.

What's up everybody?

Welcome to the Bronx Pinstripe Show. We've got chaos, even though it wasn't the chaos. Everybody was talking about all weekend. Chaos in the sense that the Yankees are playing at Fenway Park against the Red Sox and the Wild Car game on Tuesday. But Scott, before we do that, I need to issue a statement. I need to apologize to all of the listeners of the Bronx

Pinstripe show for how I started Friday's episode. I said the Yankees, it looks like they have

locked up home field advantage in the wildcard game. And you stopped me and said, oh, you're

really doing that. And I was confident because the Yankees had just

swept Boston and just taking two out of three against Toronto. And the Red Sox were struggling

with the freaking 105 loss Baltimore Orioles. But you know what? I forgot. I forgot that this is

the 2021 Yankees. And I forgot that the 2021 Yankees make it difficult.

They make it difficult on themselves.

They make it difficult on the fans.

They make it difficult for everybody because they just cannot freaking get out of their

own way.

And the Rays, who were just taking a nice lollygag in the Bronx this weekend, making

sure no one pulled a hamstring

or threw out a rotator cuff, took two out of three from you, and almost swept your asses

if they just maybe didn't pitch to Aaron Judge in the ninth inning on Sunday. So I am sorry

again, I'm sorry, I forgot this Yankees team.

They're tough.

You almost screwed that up.

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