Mark Shapiro

you know yankee players and he's also managed and done so many other things his knowledge of the game is so elite um but he never bludgeoned you with any of that you know he just was a someone looking to help make us better every step of the way and beyond that lindsey i'll let ross comment our final two questions sean and then shy

I mean, I think the only... I don't know if it's the same moment.

There are probably a few moments that I will always remember.

One will be the second time in my life I heard silence at Yankee Stadium.

I kind of gave you that comment earlier, but I felt the same in 2007, but...

one of the best sounds I'll ever hear in my life.

You know, like that, uh, I stick to that by the way.

Um, just the genuine moment of joy after playing such a good series and knocking them out, you know, that was, they were a good team, man, you know?

Um,

And then maybe just reflecting on the AL championship and the fact that we were down 2-0, we were down, faced elimination games twice and came back and won that series.

I think that was kind of a snapshot of our season.

That series was a snapshot of our season.

That Yankee team and that Mariner team both were great baseball teams.

You know, obviously the Dodgers were as well.

You know, it didn't get easier.

And that's what postseason should be.

But we didn't have an easy path to get to the World Series.

We had to beat two really, really good teams.

And just throughout that time, what I think shown was just who we are.

You know, what made this team and this season possible was on display.