Yankees Crush The Red Sox

I think we should just start there and go through those games.

I mean, obviously, Friday night was like, you know, Cam Schlittler is going and you feel good about that.

And the offense did not show up that game.

Luckily, the Paul Goldschmidt home run was all they needed.

Yeah.

yeah probably defensive play of the year so far yes um as far as just importance goes um you know obviously you know before before we go through the rest here like the yankees winning three out of four means they win the season series with the red sox and uh It means they have the tiebreaker.

So if you look at the standings now, the Yankees are four games ahead of Boston, but it's really five because they, you know, if they finish with the same record, it would, you know, the Yankees would get home field in the wildcard series, which is likely what the matchup is going to be.

Right,

right.

Yeah, I mean, biggest series win of the year, but pretty easily.

Oh, yeah.

And not only that, but I think that win on Friday night just set the tone for the weekend and stuff.

And it made the early game on Saturday loss a little more plausible, a little more palatable, I should say.

Yeah.

But setting the tone on Friday night with a tight win.

I mean, the Yankees, their pitching has done nothing but keep them in games since probably the end of June.

Three months, basically.

Yeah, yeah.

And it's just been really, really solid.

It was just one of those... one of those kind of playoff atmosphere type games where everything was tight all the way through.

But God bless Paul Goldschmidt there, and God bless Cody Bellinger for that throw.

That was just a super throw, super throw.

And God bless Cam Schlittler for just having ridiculous numbers against the Red Sox.

We take him for advantage.

And congratulations