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Michael Rosenberg (0:43)
A lot of interesting things happening in sports, but really nothing bigger than the Yankees trying to stave off elimination and just live to fight another day. That's all this is. It's gonna, it's, the task is tall to win three straight games. Two of them are home. You've got the pitching matchup. Theoretically, you've got the pitching matchup in all three potential games here, right? You've got it tonight, you'll have it tomorrow. With the way Slitler pitched against Boston and they're going to have an open. You're hoping, hey, listen, you don't like the way Max Freed pitched on Sunday, but you would think Max Freed is a better pitcher than Gauzman, who you would have saw for what, the fifth time this year. So you can make the case all three games individually. The difficult thing is to just have them all happen in succession. But the Yankees did in 2017. And I thought Michael made a good point today. He's like, oh, well, they did it against the Indians. That Indians team went to the World Series the year before, you know, if not for a rain delay, probably beat the Cubs in the World Series. So that was a good Indians team. And the Yankees came back their first playoff appearance. Remember, that was the new look Yankees with Judge Sanchez and they were able to come back and win.
Peter Rosenberg (1:51)
So it's a different again. I don't agree.
Michael Rosenberg (1:55)
Judge is the only holdover from that series. Right?
Peter Rosenberg (1:57)
Think about that. There's no like, well, it's the same team. So we know what they're about. We don't know what this iteration of the Yankees are all about. We saw them throughout this year. They've looked great and there are times they look terrible. And for two games in Toronto, they look terrible. You need Carlos Rodin who we have seen, he had an 18 win season. He pitched really well. And yet there are also times that, you know, I mean, like the level of trust with Rodon right now, where is it? It's not very high, but you need him and you know, he's got good enough stuff to get it done. So we'll see. And he and Guerrero, we gave you the numbers. Guerrero against him, he's had. He's 10 of 17. Like he, he hits Radon. So you got to watch that aspect tonight. How do they pitch to him? How do they handle it? How long do they let him go? You got. You can't get to Weaver. Your middle relief right now is out of the question if your starter can't get you to Devin Williams. And those are all the things that you got to watch tonight. Judge, I want to see how the crowd, you know, handles him and all that stuff, but don't. There is something else going on tonight in New York City. Yes, there is. The start of the hockey season and we have spent way too much of the show avoiding this conversation. The New York Rangers dropped the puck tonight at the Garden.