Speaker 1: One to cook a gold.
Speaker 2: Welcome back, everybody, Welcome back home run derby in the
Speaker 2: Bronx Game one thirteen in the books, and the Yankees
Speaker 2: dropped this one thirteen to seven. Cam Schlitzler had a
Speaker 2: very very rough night. Yankees actually hit the ball pretty
Speaker 2: well five home runs, but on hell, Chavi got shell
Speaker 2: ACKed for six runs and the Yankees lost this one
Speaker 2: after coming back from six to nothing. Luis Garcia Junior,
Speaker 2: I mean, we have to give this man his props.
Speaker 2: In his first game as a New York Yankee, he
Speaker 2: crushed a go ahead to run home run. He had
Speaker 2: two hits in the game. I said yesterday that Garcia
Speaker 2: was gonna be a huge trade, and I meant it.
Speaker 2: He's gonna help this lineup a lot against righties. But
Speaker 2: it didn't solve the glaring issues on the roster. There
Speaker 2: were several issues that were left unresolved. And we're gonna
Speaker 2: talk about that in a few minutes. We're gonna have
Speaker 2: TK come on after I get through the postgame recap section.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I was impressed by Garcia in his debut.
Speaker 2: He's a New Yorker, he's a local kid, grew up
Speaker 2: a Yankees fan, The stadium was absolutely electric when he
Speaker 2: hit that home run, but unfortunately the pitching gave it
Speaker 2: back up. Probably won't get to any voicemails tonight, but
Speaker 2: we'll do a show tomorrow morning and get your reactions
Speaker 2: to not only this game but to the trade deadline.
Speaker 2: But let's go ahead and take a look at the
Speaker 2: score bug here on hell. Chavi gets the loss. His
Speaker 2: eraight went from under one all the way up to
Speaker 2: three point seven to eight. Alec Burlson hit three home
Speaker 2: runs in this game, drove in six. Nathan Church also
Speaker 2: hit a home run. Trent Grisham had a good day
Speaker 2: with home run number twelve, And I mean the Yankees
Speaker 2: offense was actually kind of electric. After weeks and weeks
Speaker 2: of failing to put up any runs, tonight they turned
Speaker 2: it on. Take a look at the good, the bad,
Speaker 2: and the ugly. Trent Grisham with a good night, two
Speaker 2: hits and a homer. Garcia obviously with a good night
Speaker 2: a home run two RBI. Spencer Jones had a rough night,
Speaker 2: so did Ben Rice. Jason Dimingez had a base hit
Speaker 2: but then got thrown out at second oversliding the bag.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about that. Jazz Chisholm with a tough night,
Speaker 2: oh for four. Ryan McMahon got it going a little
Speaker 2: bit with a couple of hits and a home run.
Speaker 2: Jose Cabalira went deep, and Austin Wells how about Austin
Speaker 2: Wells with two hits and a home run on the
Speaker 2: day that you know, the Yankees failed to make any
Speaker 2: upgrades at the catcher position. Basically they said go get
Speaker 2: a big guy, and he continued to swing the bat well.
Speaker 2: He's been swinging the bat better over the last couple
Speaker 2: of weeks. Weather Holt had a base hit today and
Speaker 2: a couple of walks. Jordan Walker had a couple of knocks.
Speaker 2: Alec Burlson with the three home run game. He's obviously
Speaker 2: the player of the game. Herrera had a walk, Torres
Speaker 2: had hit. Blaize Jordan, former big time prospect, with a
Speaker 2: base hit. Mason Winn went over four with the silver sombrero,
Speaker 2: Nathan Church with a couple of hits, for Mean with
Speaker 2: a couple of hits, and Crooks with a home run.
Speaker 2: And that is the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Speaker 2: I want to talk a little bit about Brian Cashman
Speaker 2: and his legacy. I feel like his tenure is gonna
Speaker 2: be a lot of Remember when he did this, Remember
Speaker 2: when he did that, And I feel like today is
Speaker 2: going to go down as one of them. Remember when
Speaker 2: he ignored those glaring holes on the roster in a
Speaker 2: season where the American League was very winnable. You know,
Speaker 2: Remember that time when Justin Verlander was available and would
Speaker 2: have accepted a trade to the Yankees, but Cashman let
Speaker 2: Houston get him. You know. Then Verlander immediately wins ALCS
Speaker 2: MVP against the Yankees and pretty much personally ended their season.
Speaker 2: Remember when he could have traded for Garrett Cole when
Speaker 2: he was twenty seven with Pittsburgh, and instead he chose
Speaker 2: not to give up Miguel and Duhart and Clint Fraser
Speaker 2: and he went to Houston. And then you had to
Speaker 2: pay him three hundred and twenty four million to come
Speaker 2: a couple of years later, you know, two years after,
Speaker 2: you know, really would have made the biggest difference. He
Speaker 2: protects prospects like I don't know, like their priceless heirlooms,
Speaker 2: and most of them turned into nothing. And then he
Speaker 2: pays full retail for guys on the open market past
Speaker 2: their prime. And meanwhile he is so terrified that he
Speaker 2: is going to get ripped off in a trade that
Speaker 2: he refuses to go all in. Ever, you know, the
Speaker 2: Yankees had the prospects to get some of these guys
Speaker 2: that moved, but in the end, it ends up being
Speaker 2: the Yankees most of the time who get ripped off.
Speaker 2: Who get ripped off. Remember that time when the Yankees
Speaker 2: went with Ikf at shortstop instead of signing a shortstop.
Speaker 2: Remember when he protected Oswald Perrazza like he was the
Speaker 2: next Derek Jeter and stashed him in triple A while
Speaker 2: while Ikf struggled. Remember when Anthony Rizzo collided with Fernando
Speaker 2: Tatist Junior and then didn't look right for two months.
Speaker 2: Turned out he was playing with a concussion and the
Speaker 2: Yankees just kept saying, oh, he's fine. Remember when he
Speaker 2: did nothing about that. Remember when he managed to piss
Speaker 2: off Derek Jeter in contract negotiations, and then Jorge Pisada
Speaker 2: during the final season of his career, And then when
Speaker 2: he disrespected Bernie Williams at the end of his career,
Speaker 2: and then he pisses off Aaron Judge by holding a
Speaker 2: press conference and publicly announcing the details of the contract
Speaker 2: that Judge rejected to the point where Judge had to
Speaker 2: negotiate with Steinbrenner directly. Some of the most important players
Speaker 2: on the roster over the last few decades, and Cashman
Speaker 2: has openly made them feel disrespected. Remember when he continued
Speaker 2: running dj Lemayhew out there month after month when it
Speaker 2: was obvious that the guy needed help crossing the street,
Speaker 2: that he was about one fall away from being in
Speaker 2: a nursing home, and he kept putting him out there
Speaker 2: in the middle of the lineup. Remember when Bryce Harper
Speaker 2: became a free agent at age twenty six and practically
Speaker 2: begged the Yankees to show some interest. Cashman said that
Speaker 2: Harper wasn't a fit because he had six outfielders. Six
Speaker 2: outfielders that included Jacoby Elsberry who was missing, Clint Frazier
Speaker 2: who had done nothing, Aaron Hicks who really hadn't done much,
Speaker 2: and Brett Gardner who was on the tail end of
Speaker 2: his career. Harper went to Philadelphia and has since won
Speaker 2: two MVPs. Remember when Cashman traded for the rotting corpse
Speaker 2: of Josh Donaldson. Oh that that was also part of
Speaker 2: the IKF deal. Took on his entire contract and watched
Speaker 2: him become one of the worst hitters in baseball, and
Speaker 2: then spent two years just saying that. You know, he's
Speaker 2: our analytics show, he's strong. He still got plenty left.
Speaker 2: Remember when he gave Aaron Hicks seven years. Remember when
Speaker 2: he gave away one hundred and fifty three million dollars
Speaker 2: to Jacoby Elsbury. Remember when the Yankees went eighty two
Speaker 2: eighty and missed the postseason and had one of the
Speaker 2: most embarrassing seasons in decades, And he goes to the
Speaker 2: GM meetings and says, we're pretty fucking good. That might
Speaker 2: actually be the perfect Cashman quote. The results are mediocre,
Speaker 2: and Cashman is standing there congratulating. Cashman. You onto tonight's game. Hey,
Speaker 2: remember when the Yankees had their worst catching situation in
Speaker 2: years and there were a few good catchers available the deadline,
Speaker 2: and instead they went to the competitors in the division.
Speaker 2: First inning was an absolute nightmare for camp Schulterer. Thirty
Speaker 2: pitches and a two run home run. I actually thought
Speaker 2: he might be hurt. I didn't like the way he
Speaker 2: was moving around on the mound. He looked stiff, he
Speaker 2: looked uncomfortable. Five walks tonight. You don't see that from
Speaker 2: Camp Schlutler, and I am worried. I'm worried. Then in
Speaker 2: a couple of days or maybe after three starts, knowing
Speaker 2: the Yankees, we're gonna find out that Cam Schlitler has
Speaker 2: forearm stiffness or shoulder stiffness. That was not how a
Speaker 2: healthy person pitches. You don't walk five guys out of
Speaker 2: nowhere when you have elite command like that. Something is wrong.
Speaker 2: I'm calling it right now. And he was just moving
Speaker 2: around stiff. He didn't have that usual you know rooster
Speaker 2: strut that he's got right. Three innings, four runs, five walks.
Speaker 2: Velocity was there topped out at ninety nine point nine,
Speaker 2: but there was there was a little touch missing, so
Speaker 2: we'll see. Austin Wells had a pretty good game. Grisham
Speaker 2: handed out a mustache ride, McMahon hit the home run.
Speaker 2: Demingez had another hit, got thrown out sliding over the
Speaker 2: bag again. I feel like someone oversliding the bag and
Speaker 2: just being like a hair off the bag and still
Speaker 2: being tagged isn't really the spirit of the rule because
Speaker 2: it slows down the game and it's like, I mean,
Speaker 2: how are you supposed to control your body at that level?
Speaker 2: I mean, I get it, but maybe he should start
Speaker 2: sliding feet first, you know, you know, be throwing those
Speaker 2: spikes in there. Make guys a little bit more or
Speaker 2: less hesitant to their hands in there. Garcia not only
Speaker 2: had a nice piece of hitting and a two run
Speaker 2: home run, but he had a couple of nice plays
Speaker 2: at first base. He has a rocket for an arm
Speaker 2: compared to most first basemen. Remember when Jason Giambi played
Speaker 2: first base for the Yankees and he was trying to
Speaker 2: throw down a second base It was like watching a
Speaker 2: t rex try and swat a mosquito. And then CHEVII
Speaker 2: got absolutely torched tonight, absolutely torched. In this game. He
Speaker 2: gave up five hits, six earned runs, one walk, no strikeouts,
Speaker 2: and that was just about as brutal as you can be.
Speaker 2: Yankees dropped this one, Okay, So we're gonna bring on
Speaker 2: Terrance here. TK. I know you were working tonight, you
Speaker 2: didn't get a chance to watch the whole game, but
Speaker 2: you were watching the trade deadline rather closely, and we
Speaker 2: were going back and forth throughout the day. Just want
Speaker 2: to get your thoughts on Brian Cashman simply ignoring the
Speaker 2: problems with this.
Speaker 1: Roster incredibly frustrating. I'll tell you this, the Luis Garcia move,
Speaker 1: and obviously he hit a home run tonight, had a
Speaker 1: good piece of hitting. I don't hate that move as
Speaker 1: much as I hate the Ramos move. I hate the
Speaker 1: Ramos move. The Garcia move is a little bit clunky
Speaker 1: roster construction wise, because basically, if you look at the stats,
Speaker 1: like they traded for ben Rice essentially and look, they
Speaker 1: needed some offense. They got a bat. Okay, but I
Speaker 1: hated the you gave up Henry l Lane for Ramos?
Speaker 1: Who you know you were saying it before, Derek, like
Speaker 1: he five eleven, two thirty five, Like, the guy is
Speaker 1: definitely a little doey.
Speaker 2: Well I found out he's actually not. He's actually so
Speaker 2: he's apparently packed with muscle because he he's apparently one
Speaker 2: of these guys who's really jacked, kind of like Domingez
Speaker 2: but looks all right, whatever.
Speaker 1: Fine, whatever. Still, but the guy doesn't grade out defensively
Speaker 1: very well. Strikes out a lot nine homers. I think
Speaker 1: he's he had an il stint if I remember correctly,
Speaker 1: Like I'm really just not and like they needed a
Speaker 1: right handed bat. But to me that that came off
Speaker 1: as a bit of like a panic move. To me,
Speaker 1: like we got to do more than just getting Garcia.
Speaker 1: If you were gonna get Henry Lallana, if you were
Speaker 1: gonna get rid of Henry Lalane, I was expecting a
Speaker 1: catcher or a relief arm. Now it's funny how Ryan
Speaker 1: Jeffers and Hunter Goodman are the guys that ended up
Speaker 1: not getting moved, and Adley Rushman is the guy who
Speaker 1: ended up getting moved to the Red Sox. The Red
Speaker 1: Sox who are playing incredible baseball of late, they're probably
Speaker 1: the best team in baseball the last month and a
Speaker 1: half or so, and the Red Sox, and they're right
Speaker 1: on your heels, and the Red Sox end up picking
Speaker 1: up picking them up. And the dude, Eric Miller, Now
Speaker 1: they gave up Marcela Mayor forums and the halls they
Speaker 1: gave up were enormous. Of course I understand that. But
Speaker 1: the Red Sox are actually going for it more so
Speaker 1: than the Yankees are, and they're right on your heels.
Speaker 1: And the Red Sox front office, for as bad of
Speaker 1: a start of the season they had, they are looking
Speaker 1: at the American League and and they're looking at the Yankees,
Speaker 1: And to me, they smell blood in the water. This
Speaker 1: is a Yankee team. I just watched them in person
Speaker 1: in Chicago. Go check out the vlog on my channel.
Speaker 1: I just watched them in Chicago. Basically get They got
Speaker 1: no hits essentially for the first like five innings at
Speaker 1: that White Sock game. They looked awful. They can pitch,
Speaker 1: but it's like even tonight, when they hit, they don't pitch.
Speaker 1: When they pitch, they don't hit. It's it's just it's
Speaker 1: just mind boggling the fact that you didn't even get
Speaker 1: a catcher. You couldn't get Tyler Stevenson from the Reds,
Speaker 1: Are you kidding? Look?
Speaker 2: Ye, Weaver would have been great.
Speaker 1: You got Lou That's the thing that even boggles my
Speaker 1: mind even more. You gave up Yovannie Cruz for Luis Garcia.
Speaker 1: And again I don't hate that deal, but like your
Speaker 1: bullpen is thin now to me, you know, like Curvin Castro,
Speaker 1: that's who you called up, Are you kidding? Look, Derek,
Speaker 1: for me, I'm expecting Jason Deminguez to get optioned down
Speaker 1: to Triple A tomorrow for Elliott Ramos. But what I
Speaker 1: wanna see is Anthony Bolpi get optioned for George Lombard Junior.
Speaker 1: You gotta bring him up now. You didn't deal him
Speaker 1: at the deadline. He has to play. He has to play.
Speaker 1: He's been lighting it up offensively in Triple A. Get
Speaker 1: him up here. This lineup needs some juice. This fan
Speaker 1: base needs a little bit of something something. You gotta
Speaker 1: shake things up, man, because that was an f deadline.
Speaker 1: I think in the Judge era, this was a worse
Speaker 1: deadline than twenty three because of the context of the
Speaker 1: whole situation.
Speaker 2: Awful undred percent. Yeah, I mean in twenty twenty three,
Speaker 2: I mean you could tell that the Yankees were dogshit
Speaker 2: this year at least, like the American League is winnable
Speaker 2: if you made a push and got the right pieces. Now,
Speaker 2: I do think Garcia is gonna help. I think he's
Speaker 2: gonna actually put up some numbers. He's gonna help them
Speaker 2: against righties, and they're gonna face a lot of righties,
Speaker 2: but they're also gonna face a lot lefties because people
Speaker 2: are just gonna pick up whatever lefty they can on
Speaker 2: a triple A to go throw slop at the Yankees
Speaker 2: for three four innings, two times through the order and
Speaker 2: get some of these guys out and yes, I do
Speaker 2: think Dimingez might get sent down. Uh, and he probably
Speaker 2: should be sent down. You know, he's he has not
Speaker 2: proven to be a big league player at this point.
Speaker 2: And Spencer Jones, let's be clear, has outplayed him. He's
Speaker 2: not hitting for that same kind of average, but he's
Speaker 2: a much better, much better defender. But he can play
Speaker 2: leftfield or centerfield. And I have absolute full confidence. He
Speaker 2: went over Fortnite. But he's got five home runs. He's
Speaker 2: got a one thirteen WRC plus, so he's been at
Speaker 2: least above average. Dominguez, on the other hand, let's see
Speaker 2: what his numbers are. He's got a eighty two WRC plus,
Speaker 2: so he's been eighteen percent below league average, whereas Spencer
Speaker 2: Jones has been thirteen percent above league average. Domingez deserves
Speaker 2: to go down, and he can't stay on the base
Speaker 2: when he's when he What good is having blazing speed
Speaker 2: If you're sliding over the bag and getting tagged out
Speaker 2: every fucking time, it is absolutely infuriating. All right, I
Speaker 2: have to pay the light bill, dude, I have to
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Speaker 2: That's a cute dog, all right. So I want to
Speaker 2: just talk a Lombard for a second. That old Yankees
Speaker 2: guy disagrees with you. He says Lombard's not ready for
Speaker 2: big league pitching. He's just now got his batting average
Speaker 2: up to two sixty ish. Give him a little bit
Speaker 2: more time to cook and don't spoil him just yet. Okay.
Speaker 2: I want to show you the problem with that. Over
Speaker 2: his last thirty games he is hitting three thirty nine.
Speaker 2: He got off to an insanely slow start. As they
Speaker 2: always say, it's not linear. This is what they mean.
Speaker 2: He got off to a really, really, really bad start
Speaker 2: at Triple A, and he has been absolutely on fire
Speaker 2: for a month. In his last ten games three oh
Speaker 2: six with a nine to sixteen ops and in his
Speaker 2: last five games three forty eight. In his last four
Speaker 2: for five with three RBIs and on the season and
Speaker 2: eight forty five ops TK.
Speaker 1: He is ready, dude, It's time. It's time. Do we
Speaker 1: know what he is Defensively? This team needs something. They
Speaker 1: are right Garcia. I agree with you. I do think
Speaker 1: Garcia is gonna do some damage at the play for them.
Speaker 1: I hate the Ramas steal so much. I hate it
Speaker 1: so much. You were better off not making the move
Speaker 1: and just bringing up Lombard, to be honest with you,
Speaker 1: but they need another right handed bat. Defensively. He's better
Speaker 1: than both Volpi and Caballero probably honestly. So just bring
Speaker 1: him up here. Just get him up here. It's time.
Speaker 1: He's I think when you're looking at minor leaguers two
Speaker 1: to your point, you gotta be looking at them month
Speaker 1: to month. You know, there is an adjustment period. You
Speaker 1: can't be looking at their season overall. So he is
Speaker 1: at this point. The Yankees like to have guys graduate
Speaker 1: the level. Yeah, look at it right there. There's obviously
Speaker 1: that adjustment in May, and then it just projects upwards.
Speaker 1: It's time. It's time. If the Yankees don't bring up
Speaker 1: George Lombard Junior in the next week, I will be shocked, shocked, honestly,
Speaker 1: I don't know, Like, how do you not? How do
Speaker 1: you not?
Speaker 2: He's my starting shortstop tomorrow if i'm if I'm the GM.
Speaker 2: You gotta get some life into this team, bring some
Speaker 2: fresh blood. I I agree with you one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: He should be in the lineup tomorrow. TK This, aside
Speaker 2: from the Kenya Mill Middleton, has been one of the
Speaker 2: least active deadlines that Cashman has has made us endure.
Speaker 2: I gotta say, I think Cashman's time is running out.
Speaker 2: If the Yankees missed the playoffs, I mean he stood
Speaker 2: pat essentially, he got one player, one decent player, maybe two.
Speaker 2: But if they get knocked out early, or if they
Speaker 2: missed the playoffs entirely, that's got to the end. It's
Speaker 2: gotta be.
Speaker 1: I just don't understand, if you're a house Steime Brenner,
Speaker 1: how you look this fan base in this in the
Speaker 1: face and say we're serious about winning. I don't get it. Uh, dude.
Speaker 1: The Dodgers are looking to three p and by the way,
Speaker 1: I was shocked the return that Detroit got. I was
Speaker 1: disappointed in Milwaukee, you could have made that deal. But
Speaker 1: you know, the Dodgers are looking to three peet their
Speaker 1: hell bent on it. You got the Red Sox that
Speaker 1: are going all in on a season where they were
Speaker 1: kind of rebuilding and they kept their best prospect with
Speaker 1: Roman Anthony. You know, the American League being as weak
Speaker 1: as it is, I mean, this is pathetic and I
Speaker 1: don't want to hear well, Aaron Judge was hurt for
Speaker 1: most of the year. There's no replacing Aaron Judge. I
Speaker 1: understand that. I understand that Aaron Judge is the best
Speaker 1: offensive player on the planet. But you wasted this man's prime.
Speaker 1: Look when the Dodgers. Look at the Dodgers. The Dodgers
Speaker 1: are loaded, obviously, but look at sho he Otani for example.
Speaker 1: If Shoeotani got hurt, God forbid for him, got hurt
Speaker 1: and he was out for the season, I don't think
Speaker 1: the Dodgers would dominate like the Dodgers are doing right now,
Speaker 1: but they would still be a strong contender because there
Speaker 1: are other guys in the lineup that can get it on.
Speaker 1: Why is it that every single season, as soon as
Speaker 1: Aaron Judge gets hurt or he slumps a little bit,
Speaker 1: that's it. It's over. Other than the Jan Soto year essentially,
Speaker 1: and he was healthy for all that year. But basically,
Speaker 1: this entire team, the way it's built, is built around Judge.
Speaker 1: And you do that with your best player. But it's
Speaker 1: not built around Judge. It's completely reliant on Judge, and
Speaker 1: that is not good roster construction. It's not good roster construction.
Speaker 1: This roster is completely clunky platooning. This platooning that there's
Speaker 1: absolutely no consistency. The players can't get in a rhythm
Speaker 1: coming to the ballpark knowing what they're doing with this
Speaker 1: analytics stuff and analytics. I'm not anti analytics. It's information.
Speaker 1: It gives you information. It's important to have. But there
Speaker 1: is a feel to the game that has to be
Speaker 1: there with this. If George Lombard Junior is not up tomorrow,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be on. I don't know what I'm gonna do, man,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be tweaking. Bro.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So someone said, how come we don't pay enough
Speaker 2: attention or pay more attention to Ben Rice falling completely
Speaker 2: off the table? Because Ben Rice has been great. He's
Speaker 2: been one of the guys on this team who was
Speaker 2: actually hit. He's following the normal path of a baseball player. Occasionally,
Speaker 2: you're gonna have slumps, especially when everyone around you goes
Speaker 2: down and the entire pitching staff is, you know, focused
Speaker 2: on you and not letting you beat them. As gilready mentioned,
Speaker 2: he's seeing like Lefty after lefty after lefty, and they're
Speaker 2: not giving him anything good to hit. I think he's
Speaker 2: gonna be fine. But anyway, TK, any final thoughts here
Speaker 2: before we wrap it up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Nick Paluso, there, Judge has to be blamed too,
Speaker 1: because he has to stay on the field. Stop stop
Speaker 1: right now, stop it. The guy is crashing in the
Speaker 1: walls diving for balls. All right, it's this is on
Speaker 1: the Yankees. This is on the Yankees. The guy's an animal.
Speaker 1: Don't even go there. I can't with you, not tonight
Speaker 1: after they have a god awful deadline. Stop it. Put
Speaker 1: down the weed.
Speaker 2: Pick up the weed. All right, ladies and gentlemen, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna call it tonight. Three shows in one day. That's
Speaker 2: enough for me. I'll try to do a Pinstripe coffee
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Speaker 2: the energy. I might not have the energy. I might.
Speaker 1: I might.
Speaker 2: I might just take the day off. We'll see, all right, guys,
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