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

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We're recording this Friday morning after the Minnesota Twin Series.

Scott, uh, uh, oops, oopsies. Maybe we don't do it. No, we didn't. No, no. Maybe we jinxed. I don't know.

I got a lot of people in my mentions being like, did you guys seriously put out an episode about how good the Yankees

rotation has been? And then this is the worst three consecutive starts that they've had all

season. Well, it's, look, it's not a kibosh. There's no way. It's just impossible for that to

happen because it doesn't happen that way. It's not real life. That's not real life. No. So,

I'm putting my foot down here and saying that we've been doing this for too goddamn long to be, to be talking about jinxes on this podcast. We record twice a week, if not three times a week. This is our third recording of the week. No, no, we've been doing this for 19 years. No, it doesn't work that way. So you don't believe in

jinxes? Like, you don't believe in jinxing a no hitter? Oh, I absolutely believe in jinxes. There's no doubt about it. So then how is this not a jinx then? I don't know what to call this. Because there was already one bad start by the time we had this out. That's true. That's true. So it had already started.

Okay.

It's not like we started.

Jinks just have to start somewhere.

And we were just in the middle of it, you know? We were just in the middle of the of the thing going a little weird. And we were innocent bystanders. Innocent bystanders, very coincidental and also Minnesota. You know, like weird things happen when we go to Minnesota.

Dude, I tweeted that.

I said that last.

And I was like, the Yankees and the twins play some weird-ass games.

And luckily, the Yankees usually come out on top.

But a lot of bizarre games happen.

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