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

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What is up, everybody?

Welcome to the Bronx Pinstripe Show.

Scott, I want to start off with a pop quiz. I think you're going to get it because it's an easy quiz, but hey, you never know. So the Yankees put up 15 runs in back-to-back games. Offense explodes against the Brewers this weekend. Do you think my dad texted me, A, this is great, the offense is picking it up at just the right time before they head to Baltimore.

Or B, these bums better save some offense for the Baltimore series.

Pretty sure it's the second one.

The first one would have been way too goddamn optimistic for someone in your family to report.

So, yeah, I do hope they save it.

But it seems like the guys are getting the bats going at the right time

because there was a flurry of offense happening in Milwaukee.

Is this a normal thing for Milwaukee?

Because it did look like the ball was just flying around in that place.

No, I mean, I don't know.

They play in Milwaukee once every three or four

years, so I couldn't really tell you. The roof was closed. Was the roof closed all the games?

I don't remember. I know it was closed on Sunday. I don't remember if it was closed in the first two

games. I don't know if that has a factor. Yeah, well, it may have been because it did seem like the ball was popping around.

Even line drives felt like they were carrying, you know, even more too.

But hell, it was a, it was a hell of a, look, that's a tough team too.

That's a team that's been reeling and, you know, playing extremely good baseball.

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