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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 Ryan.

Let's go.

What's up everybody? This is the Bronx Pinsripe Show episode number 65. Phil Hughes number 65, Scott.

Are you still pissed at Phil Hughes like most Yankee fans?

So I'm not really mad at Phil Hughes.

He's a home run ball.

He's a home run pitcher and he just did not belong in Yankee Stadium.

He, yeah, it did not end well for him and the Yankees, much like it did not end well with Jabba.

I did kind of feel bad for the way it ended, though. I think that a lot of

Yankee fans really got on his case, and he didn't take it well. I know he blocked a bunch of

our guys from the website and a bunch of Yankee fans in general on Twitter, but he kind of seems

to be coming around a little bit, showing his personality.

I know he got engaged, so maybe his fiancé has meled him out a little bit.

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