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

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What's up everybody?

Welcome to the Bronx Pinstripe Show.

We've got Neil Keefe on the show today. It's been a while since you've been on the pod. I think you probably filled in for either Scott or I over the past couple years. I just can't remember what. I know I've been on your show a bunch. So it feels like we talk often enough. What's up? Not much. Yeah. When you reach out, I'm like, oh, Scott on vacationer or when he would reach out, it's a Andrew on vacation. So I always know someone, someone somewhere. It's usually in the middle of summer. You're on the roster of like, fillets. We've got a few people who rotate in, but it's good to get you back on. And I'm happy that you're coming back on after the Yankees have turned things around slightly rather than before, because I think the podcast, this podcast will go a little smoother

than if we did this, say, two weeks ago. Oh, yeah, certainly. I mean, if you had done this

on even as recently as Monday night,

it probably wouldn't have gone so well. But the last two days, the score the runs they've

scored, which they should have been doing all season long, especially against the Orioles.

Things are looking up. But I pose that question today and the Keyes the City podcast.

Is this, you know, should you be excited about the Yankees because they've won 12 out of 18 since the All-Star break? They've won five out of six here. Or is it like, well, they're just beating the Marlins and the Orioles. So I don't know. It doesn't really matter to me. They're winning. Got to get to 96 wins for financials sake on a preseason wager and to win the

division.

That's one of the questions I was going to bring up.

I mean, again, going back to

the two weeks ago thing, or whatever they

left Boston

and losing that Sunday

game when Domingo Hermann had a no hitter

with five outs to go in the game and then they

blow that game.

When they lost, I was like, all right, the division is just absolutely gone.

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