Greg Giannotti (Gio)

And I think Jazz Chisholm is one of them.

I think Cam Schlittler is another.

But that attitude is just great.

Cam Schlittler, from what we've seen from him so far, if you put him in a time machine and threw him on those late 90s Yankees dynasty teams, he'd fit right in.

He'd fit right in with that group.

Maybe he turns into the next Roger Clemens.

Well, yes.

I mean, that would be one hell of a thing.

That's how he pitches.

That would be one hell of a thing.

That's how he pitches with the fastball and everything else.

The other thing I was thinking yesterday when Goldschmidt got up, I was thinking, you know, Aaron Boone gave Stanton the day off.

Yep.

Okay, and they put Goldschmidt at first base and, you know, Ben Rice at DH.

And here we go.

And he's up there in a big spot.

Against a righty, too, by the way.

Against a righty where, obviously, Michael Kay was talking about his, you know, his righty-lefty splits and all that other crap.

I can't believe I just said that.

Well, I mean, but you said it because you heard Michael Kay say it right before the home run, which I think is an important distinction because he's like, hey, we know he can hit lefties, he struggled against righties, and then bang, big homer there.