We are breaking down all aspects of Yankee baseball.

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

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What's up, everybody?

Welcome to the Bronx Pstripe Show.

I hope you had a better weekend, maybe celebrating Easter, maybe celebrating passer, maybe celebrating nothing.

I hope you had a better weekend than the Yankees had in Baltimore because here we are again, Scott.

Welcome back from vacation, by the way.

Thank you.

Here we are again, talking about them not being able to beat the Quad A Baltimore Orioles.

Yeah, it's disappointing when you see them come out.

And I've, I tried to catch as many games I was, you, you scolded me again for watching a baseball game while driving.

But I'm telling you, man, I-95, it's just like, you just go straight. You just go straight. 70 miles an hour. We got to talk about this. So if you're going 70 miles an hour, I got a problem with you. You should be going at least 80. The speed limit is 70. So, or as Kepp says, the speed low, the speed low, it's 70.

Oh, in the south, who knows? I mean, up in the northeast, the speed limit's like 55, maybe 65. It's never over 65. 95. Dude, it's 95 on like down below in the Bible Belt, you know, below the Mason Dixon line. Yeah. Below Virginia on 95. It's just like, go. So before the pod, before we started recording, Scott goes, oh, I was like, you watch the game. Why don't you just listen to it? He's like, well, I don't really watch it. I just listen to the commentary. And I'm like, that's why the radio broadcast makes sense. And then I realized, John and Susan, love them. Love, you mean it might not be better than the TV broadcast for describing the action.

Well, that's not necessarily true. And you know what? I realized that I did have an option. I could have switched to the radio broadcast while still having it on, which was stupid. I didn't think about that

while I was doing it. But I was concentrating on the road, clearly. So the, but yeah, I have it on, just sitting there. I don't really watch it the whole time. Like, I know when the pitch is coming. And if I'm clear ahead, I'll check, I'll check out the pitch. It's not that big of a deal. Do you think every minute that you drive, how many seconds are you watching the phone? Oh, um, 10 to 15.

I'll glance over. And you have, you have your child in the backseat. Yeah, yeah. I'm very safe.

It's again, I just go straight. And Devin's sitting there in front seat watching you do this, like she sees this.

She doesn't care. She's trying to not pay attention to anything I'm doing as much as possible. When you have a long car ride, if you look at each other the wrong way, things can go bad. So we tend to, you know, get when I need something to eat, she gives me the food. when I need some, and I have trash, I give it back to her and she puts it in the trash bag.

We have like a system going on, but we don't, we don't necessarily, we try not to stay on each other's ass on the, on the road. That's why I drive because I'm a terrible, terrible, terrible, terrible, terrible backseat driver or shotgun driver because I will just be like, I will just nitpick the entire time. I can't help it. It's my, and I had my mother in the backseat

as well, which just be like, I will just nitpick the entire time. I can't help it. It's my, and I had my mother in the backseat as well, which was like me in the backseat. So I get car seat. I've started to get car sick. If I'm not driving, I get car sick. Of course you do. So, well, because you only saw maybe 15 seconds out of every minute, you missed all those Yankees hits. They just weren't hitting when you were watching. All the other times, they were just crushing the Orioles pitching. Yeah, no, I did see a bunch of singles, which was refreshing. It's just a matter of... That's what you wanted, right? You wanted some singles. Yeah. I like, you know, it's a little bit more action there, but unfortunately, the runs and

score. Look, man, they struggled against starting pitching against Baltimore. So I don't know

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