Luis Rojas

Moises still with a special assistant with the Padres.

And Luis Rojas is the third base coach of the New York Yankees.

So really, I'm pulling for four teams.

The Giants, the Padres.

I'm especially the case after all these years as a Mets fan.

I forgot Luis Rojas was even our manager.

I was doing like the season.

I'm like, what happened after Mickey Calloway? And I couldn't remember.

I think the reason my knee-jerk reaction is to say the lockout doesn't have an impact is because the Mets hired Buck Showalter during the lockout, but it was also different circumstances.

They weren't considering keeping the guy they got rid of, which was Luis Rojas.

I think it is a very fair point, and I also think it's fair to say right now, even though no one pays attention to it, and it's not the headline on WFAN, Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor have catches with each other.

Yeah.

Hated, hated that run.

Then you had Luis Rojas after, you know, a month or whatever it was, couple weeks of Beltran.

Luis Rojas.

Then it went to Buck Showalter.

And Buck Showalter, it was fun at first and then the media stuff it wasn't as fun and the in-game managing stuff was not great, but, you know, we'll, we'll leave that for another day.

Meredith, we will certainly talk more about that.

Of course, we will also talk about a really cool interview we have this week with Yankees coach Luis Rojas, a member of one of baseball's true royal families.

It was really fun to talk to him.

You know, it was really cool.

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Uh, he, he, he, uh, stood in on the Traject high velocity machine.

He stood in on a Max Fried bullpen session, and he had Luis Rojas, the Yankees outfield coordinator, hit him some game-like fly balls in the outfield.

But I mean, I think it was game two that Judge was going first to third on a, on a, on a double, and you're watching it and you're like, "Ugh." Uh, and, and also, people forget...

I don't know if they forget.

Aaron Boone.

Luis Rojas.

All these things.

And – I talked to them, certainly, but I also talked to Paul Goldschmidt because he always had – this whole summer, he's had Jake, his son, around with him.

The first game of the doubleheader.

He is one for three with a double over the head of Rafaela, which should have been a game-tying RBI double if not for the terrible base running and horrible send of Luis Rojas and Rosario.

And then in the third night of the doubleheader, I forgot what he did.

I didn't score that one again.

I think it's a terrible baserunning decision for Mazzario.

You have to go halfway.

Now, does that mean Luis Rojas has to send him? No.

It's a god-awful send.