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We are breaking down all aspects of Yankee baseball.

This is the Bronx Pinstripe Show with your host, Andrew Rotandi and Scott Ryanin.

Let's go.

What's up, everyone?

Welcome to the Bronx Pinstripe Show, episode 386.

Today we're brought to you by Indochino, Harry's, Roman, and Mac Weldon.

Four awesome companies for a jam-packed episode. We're going to be talking about the new

super nerd pitching coach that they hired, plus all of our GM plans. Scott, what is up?

What's up, man? A lot of, I'm glad we got some news for the pitching coach stuff. That's cool. This is an interesting, probably in line with what we both imagined what was going to happen as far as the pitching coach. But then the GM plans were fun, man. Nick and I really got into it and spent a good amount of time on them and had some fun with it.

So I'm excited.

Yeah, you talked about time. So this year we did something different and we recruited a couple people from the website. So Frank and Nick are both writers on the website. Frank has appeared on the podcast a couple times. And Nick has not. So this will be his first time. but last year was just sort of you and me crafting our own plans with Dom and Tyler, but they weren't really involved in talking about them. So we figured bringing people on to talk about it. But so Frank at a certain point this week, because we had like a whole spreadsheet, we had notes going. And he goes, dude, do you do this for every episode? This is a lot of work. I'm like, no, not quite this in depth for every episode. I'm like, I'm researching salary, like salaries for

2020 and like what it means if we cut like a million dollars here and all this kind of stuff.

Oh, I got two sheets of a spread. I got two sheets on a file within Google, Google Sheets, you know, Excel. And it's got the

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