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This is the Bronx Pinstripe show with your host, Andrew Rotondi and Scott Ryan.

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Joining the podcast now because we've got a four-team division race.

Actually, it's not really division race.

It's a wild card race.

Is Johnny Gunta, did I say the name right?

Junta.

My bad of the officially unofficial podcast,

but he is a Toronto Blue Jays fan.

And the Yankees and Blue Jays are in the midst of a series right now. If the Js sweep, man, they could, they're, I think, a half game in the standings if they sweep it and with the way the Yankees are going, that 13 game win streak is long, long in the rearview mirror. What's up? I'm doing good, man, and I told you this before the show this is the greatest that I've ever felt. I mean, this is the most electric I've ever seen the Rogers Center

in about since 2016. I'm ready. I'm all in on this team. I mean, if you look at my Twitter, I'll be honest. I tweet the Js are dead every once in a while when they lost to the nationals, but I'm all the way back in.

I mean, I'm as back invested as possible.

Marcus Simeon's swinging it.

Guerrero swinging it again.

I don't know where spring. I'm all the way back in. I mean, I'm as back invested as possible.

Marcus Simeon's swinging it.

Guerrero swinging it again. I don't know where Springer's at, but this is great, man, especially that 8-0-0-1 win yesterday. You seem like the type of fan that goes in and out on a nightly basis. I do. I definitely do. And that's because I'm a Toronto sports fan. I've seen the Toronto Maple Leafs blow 3-1 leads in series when they needed to win one more against the worst team in the division. So I wear my heart on my sleeve, but the Js are all the way back. I'm dialed in, I'm invested, and you just love to see it. What was it like when they finally got back to the Rogers Center after like over a year? It was honestly surreal.

Like I mean, I, I never, I haven't seen a live sporting event and I believe it was like 668 days around that number.

So back at the stadium was a little weird with the socially distance, the section and all that kind of stuff.

But man, I've never seen a stadium that loud in my life. And obviously a couple friends of the pod, Humble Brague were playing in that game. Actually, the starting pitcher Ross Tripling, he actually came on the podcast before that. And he said he doesn't really, he didn't really have like an understanding on how big the Toronto Blue Jays are here until I guess he played there. So it's crazy, man.

I mean, it's still limited capacity, but it sounds like there's 50,000 in there.

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