We are breaking down all aspects of Yankee baseball.

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

Let's go.

Is this heaven?

No, it is hell at the hands of another Yankees bullpen meltdown.

What's up, everyone?

Welcome to the Bronx Pinstripe Show.

This is, we're talking about the field of dreams.

A game that happened last night.

Scott, you're in Las Vegas, so it was an early wake-up call for you.

I would like to start, though, let's put aside

this just absolute nightmarish ending for a second. Because, frankly, I enjoyed myself last night.

I was into it. I watched the game from start to finish. I sat down beforehand. We watched

Leanne and I were watching like the little, you know, pregame crap and everything. All the emotional tie and they need to get the buy-in from everybody else who's a casual fan. Leanne had seen Field of Dreams maybe once in her lifetime so she like knows of the movie, but I was explaining to her like why they're doing it, why the White Sox are playing in it, why the Yankees are playing in it, like the whole thing. I was into it. Call me a baseball nerd, whatever you want. I was into it. I think everybody was into it. It's not like everybody listening to this show certainly was into it. The Yankees are playing and you have this nostalgia thing happening in the backdrop. So let's talk about that first.

Sound good?

Yeah, I don't sound good, but yes, let's do this.

I want to start.

The first thing, boy was Kevin Costner into the whole thing.

He was the most into it out of anyone.

And obviously, he's the star of the movie.

He has talked about Field of Dreams, just the importance to him and his career and his lifetime.

And he obviously is a huge baseball fan.

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