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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 Pinstripe Show episode 553 recording Monday morning on Memorial Day. It's not going to be a full Monday episode. Bob's not here. It's a holiday. And frankly, I just don't really feel like talking about this garbage team for over an hour because what

I watched this week in Detroit is exactly what we saw in the first month of the season.

And I thought it was finally behind them.

I thought they had moved past it.

Maybe the offense was still struggling, but it was going to slowly get better.

But sloppy defense, base running mistakes, double play balls.

Absolutely no offense when they just need one run.

It's exactly what we saw in the first month of the season is what happened this weekend in Detroit.

Yeah, there's no execution against a bad team.

I mean, a bad team, bottom three team. Yeah.

When you're looking at what happened in Detroit, it's it is embarrassing. There's a level of

competence that is missing from this team in some in some in some in some situations. And I

don't quite understand it to be honest. It's not like It's not like we're watching a team that has bad talent, right?

Like we would, this would be acceptable if it was flipped and I was watching the Tigers and I was a Tigers fan.

That would be frustrating, but understandable because they're a bunch of players that will most likely struggle.

These players, while they

may struggle on occasion, it's baseball, still going to struggle, the consistent struggle up and down

is absolutely infuriating. And when you see the struggles continue to reach the fundamental

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