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 Pinstripes show.

Scott, I feel a little jazzed up.

I feel like I got a lot to say, lots of talk about on this episode.

Yeah, I wasn't looking forward to this, to be honest.

When you lose a series of the Nationals, I just know I'm going to have to combat some shit on the next episode.

So I'm kind of ready.

I'm ready to play the game a little bit,

but it's unfortunate when you see a team like this

lose two out of three to the Washington Nationals.

Here's the thing,

the thing about the Washington Nationals,

I'm gonna put my caveat in there,

is that I don't think that they are a bad team.

They're not a bad team, they're a very young team with a lot of, with a ton of talent. They do have a ton of talent. You can't dispute that. They have a lot of first round guys that have been called up recently and that are on that team. And even McKenzie Gore, who, you know, was traded for Juan Soto is, has the pedigree to be a very good pitcher and at spots

is, it can be very good as well. So, um, that, that's what doesn't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't get crushed off of this loss. Whereas if the white socks, the, you know, the Oakland athletics, like to me, those teams are not, those are bad teams. Those are bad teams that are just not going anywhere. This team at least has some promise for the future and they're playing

for, you know, what. are not those are bad teams those are bad teams that are just not going anywhere this team at least

has some promise for the future and they're playing for you know what can be with some with some young

talent that's my that's my caveat no and i agree with that i think that the talent on the nationals roster

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