Let's get Robert in Boston, Massachusetts with BT and Sal on the fan.

What's going on, Rob? How were you?

Hi, guys. I'm calling from Boston, Massachusetts, lifelong Yankee fan.

Grew up in the North End. There was a lot of Italian families.

And they all wrote for the Yankees. So, like, my grandfather, my uncle, I became a Yankee fan.

That's right. You represent in the North then. You tell him what's what.

To get back to Aaron Boone, to me, here's what I was taught.

As long as my team can get up in the ninth in,

with the winning a tying run on base,

the manager did his job for that game.

Now, as far as Aaron Boone going back into playoffs against Houston, he bought

an Aralice Chapman. They paid him $105 million to be a closer. He gave up two or three walk-off

home runs in those series. That's not Boone's fan. If any manager there would have took him in,

just like when Showalter in 1995 didn't take him wetland, he was getting fired, didn't

taking John Wentland to pitch against Seattle.

He was getting fired after that series because Steinbrenner just gave three and a half

million dollars to be a closer, you know?

And then by the way, John Wetland won the MVP in the 96 World Series, right? With the four safes. Yeah, that's why they play in him. John Wetland won the MVP in the United States World Series, right?

With the four safes.

Yeah, that's right, yeah.

Go ahead.

Go ahead, Rob.

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