CeeLo

I mean, when you think about Mariano, you've got to think about him in terms of the greatest relief pitcher of all time.

Yeah, I don't know how you wouldn't.

That's why I say that when you think about Jeter, he's the captain, he was the leader, he did it the Yankee way, and he came up with this young group of players, and obviously they had Joe Torrio as their manager after Buck Showalter left, and the next thing you know, they took off.

And they brought championships, which has created a problem for today's Yankees.

Yeah, you're a victim of your own success.

Yeah, and these poor guys that were not around for that,

have to deal with it.

Yeah, no doubt.

And now the Yankees are in a situation like other teams have been, you know, like when they had Rivera and no one else did.

I don't want to say they had it easy because what he did wasn't easy.

I don't mean that.

But as a Yankee fan, you knew if you got, like in the playoffs, if you got to the eighth inning, you knew that you had Rivera there for the final six, five, four, three outs, whatever you needed.

And for the most part, yes, he stubbed his toe from time to time.

I mentioned the World Series.

You can mention the Cleveland Series.

Well, the other guys get paid too, Jerry.

They do.

My point is, the Yankees were so comfortable knowing they had that.

Now, you go into seasons now, and since he's retired, and it hasn't been that easy.

And this year, I guess it's David Bednar.