I mentioned earlier when we were talking about the Jets, I'm a solutions man, and sometimes you've got to try something.

So as the Yankees get set for game three of the World Series, there's a myriad of reasons why they're here.

We'll go through some of Boone's decisions a little bit later on from game one, but ultimately they haven't hit enough.

Ultimately they haven't gotten the big hit. And ultimately Aaron Judge just hasn't performed.

Yes.

And so this is a very tricky spot that Aaron Boone is in.

I remember Carlos Mendoza being in this spot about a week and a half ago when I said it's not easy deciding to make

changes in the middle of a series because the last thing you want to do is panic.

You don't want to panic but you want to try something.

So, before we tell you the move that Aaron Boone is planning on making,

let me tell you the move I would make.

And it involves Aaron Judge.

Okay.

So I want to go back because it's all relatable and it all comes together with my thought process on this.

Is this what you said on Friday?

I don't remember what I said on Friday.

Okay, but I'll tell you if you said the I said on Friday.

Obviously it didn't happen over the weekend, but I'll be interested if it's exactly what you said on Friday.

So it's very different than what I said on Friday.

I can tell you that right now.

So when Pete Alonzo was struggling, I rejected the idea of dropping him in the order.

Okay. Because I think that that's, I don't think it serves any purpose. Like A-Rod being dropped against Detroit in 2006 was just

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