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We're like less than 36 hours away from the trade deadline. I don't know. I was trying to do that mental math in my head and I couldn't do it. It's Tuesday at 6 p.m. is the trade deadline. Yankees didn't do anything trade deadline-wise over the weekend. A big name. Obviously, Castile was traded. we'll talk about that to the team the yankes are about to play they also couldn't complete the sweep

against the just absolutely pitiful kansas city royals the defense from the royals was just laughable

all weekend just anytime the yankees were threatening the the royals defense was like yeah sure

here's a few runs for you but they couldn't they couldn't complete it with with the homes blown

safe scott what's up what's up yeah the defense is bad for for kansas city and got worse i guess

with ben and tendi leaving as well.

But they would have had the series, they're this season sweep, right?

So if they had won this last game, which they should have won,

they would have taken the entire season from them.

But they couldn't finish it off.

That's okay.

They won the series, another big series win, keep, keep trucking along, keep getting healthy,

and make a move, cash. Let's make a move because Castillo no longer on, I'm excited to talk about what that trade was and see what it, I guess, could have been if it were the Yankees,

if the Yankees had gone to the levels that Seattle went to. But I thought that

Luis Castillo was going to be a, it was going to be far-fetched because I didn't believe that

the Yankees were going to go with their highest, with their highest guys to get him. So I never really

had my hopes on him, to be honest. We'll see what he can do.

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