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

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Currently, it's the top of the ninth inning, and the Yankees are blowing the Red Sox out. And I find it very ironic, Scott, that a year ago, the day before the All Star game, we said, you know what? Let's start the pot. Now I know why you wanted to do this. I also have a commitment at 6 o'clock and it is 5.02 in the afternoon. But you know what the difference is? The 22 Yankees are not the 2020 Yankees number one and

number two. I think I'm calling the Red Sox done. I think I'm calling them dead. The fact that it's

the All-Star break now and they didn't win a single

series against an American League East opponent, I don't see it working out for the socks this year. No, they just lost Chris Sale today with a dislocated. Was it dislocated? Is that what the final thing was? I haven't, I don't know. I was only watching yes. I don't know that they give an update on sale. It is fractured?

Okay. Yeah. They're toast. They have no

pitching. They needed Chris. They needed Chris. I don't know. I was only watching yes, so I don't know that they give an update on sale.

It is fractured?

Okay, yeah.

They're toast.

They have no pitching.

They needed Chris Sale to come back and be, you know, Chris Sale.

And now that's done.

So yes, the red socks are buried at this point.

They're buried in the ALEs.

It's not just the Yankees.

So this isn't even just, you know, the Yankees, as a Yankees fan saying the socks are dead, that's it. They can't beat the race, the Orioles, or the Toronto Blue Jays. So they're done. It's mathematically very difficult for them to do anything unless they sneak into that wild card spot i so the number one thing in the

second half that i'm rooting for is the yinkees to continue to win games and win the number one seat the number two

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