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That was a very exciting two-game mini-sweep of the Blue Jays.

I don't know about you, Scott, but that game Tuesday night.

I think we might have a new champion, not to spoil anything, for the monthly game of the months.

We might have something dethroning last month's

winter i i i sense yeah i mean absolutely great timing as well with our with our sponsor coming

on of manscaped and erin erin judge hitting his first walk-off home run as clearly are are going to be

our nut up moment of the week. But man,

that was, first of all, it was just the whole atmosphere at that game was exciting because of,

you know, all of the activity with the umpires and the, and the balls being thrown at people

and ejections and all of the above. And Aaron Judge getting completely

livid and just being outspoken, which I love seeing, walks up there and literally nuts up to the

moment because his team needed his back and he was there to support in the best way possible

with a bomb to win the game. It was awesome. It was a lot of fun

to watch. I don't think you emphasize the word bomb enough, okay? Because there are not all walk-off

home runs are created equal. I always point to the Albert Pool Hole's walk-off home, or the

Albert Pool Hole's home run. It was to take the lead. It was actually on the road in Houston against, what's his name? Was it Brad Lidge? Do you remember that? Where he hit it like over the train tracks. It was just like a wall scraper. Yes, I know it's the same amount of runs, but it's extra backbreaking when the thing goes to the moon. And that Aaron Judge

home run went to the moon. There was a motion behind it. You could tell it was just a big

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