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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.

Got a special episode for you today. I'm joined by Kyle Band Duho of Big Screen Sports. He's a fellow Blue Wire podcaster. I've been on his show a couple times. I know Scott's been on his show. And you've probably heard his voice because recently we just played a clip from the 61 pod on our show. So Kyle, welcome. Oh, I should also mention he's a twins fan. That's why he's on today's episode. What's up, Kyle? Excited to talk about two bad

teams. Really looking forward to it. Hey, the Yankees aren't necessarily bad, but yeah, it kind of looks

like that with the way things are going with that team, but at least they're above 500, which is more than I can say for your twins. Man, if you had told me last year, like this time last year, I mean, that we'd be having baseball for one, but that there'd be a Twins-Yankees game. Jay Hap would be one of the pitchers and he wouldn't be pitching for the Yankees. Yankees would be very sad.

But that's what the twins do.

They just constantly pick up the Yankees scraps for whatever reason.

I'm going to tell you what.

Carl Povano had a couple good years in Minnesota.

Carl Povano, of course, Phil Hughes, Michael Panetta.

Phil Hughes had a record setting year in Minnesota.

You're one starting pitcher shy of filling out a starting five of ex-Yanky starters.

We could use a couple more. It's been a long year.

Yeah, so I mean, we'll spend a little bit of time talking about the twins and just like

why their season has gone down the drains.

And then I do want to talk to you about some baseball movies because I know that's your forte.

But the twins were a first place team in 2019 and 2020.

And I just what the hell has happened?

Because they were a good team just last year.

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