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@atrupar Biden hasn’t been in office for over a year. Time to stop blaming him and take accountability

JD Vance: "Look, gas prices are up. And we know they're up, and we know that people are hurting because of it. And we're doing everything we can to ensure they stay lower. This is a temporary blip. Joe Biden ... "

@SimonettiSource Because it’s spring training. WBC is not real baseball

How is Miller not the guy here?

@FiresideYankees If there’s one thing we can be sure of about Boone as a manager, it’s his comfort level playing guys out of position

Aaron Boone said that he would feel "comfortable" playing Ryan McMahon at shortstop, according to Chris Kirschner. #Yankees

@ChrisKirschner Back up catcher?

Aaron Boone on J.C. Escarra: “There’s no doubt in my mind he’s a top-half-of-the-league catcher.”

@ryanmcfadden_ @TheRushWithMaxx If I’m Maxx I would understand why the raiders made the trade and not hold it against them. 2 ones with the first one being 12. Hard for any team to say no to that compensation. I’m glad Maxx is back and hope he’s here to stay

#Raiders DE Maxx Crosby addressed the fallout of his trade to Baltimore in the latest episode of @TheRushWithMaxx: - Ravens flew him to DC on Monday, then had to drive to Bmore. - He didn't meet with HC Jesse Minter and GM Eric DeCosta until the end of the day after he had his physical and MRI. "I didn't see [EDC] for five hours." - He said the energy was off when he finally met Minter and EDC, who informed him that one of the doctors had concerns w/ his knee and was going to get more opinions. - When Crosby went back to the hotel, his agents told him that they think Baltimore will back out of the deal. - A member from the Ravens called Crosby and said they were going to get the deal done. Five minutes later, Crosby receives a call from his agent, saying Baltimore has backed out of the deal. - "No one will ever admit what the real truth is. Ultimately, it doesn't matter. I am where I'm supposed to be," Crosby said.

@codyleebrett @CC_Sabathia Are you explaining the strike zone to CC Sabathia

And I don’t agree with that call to end it…ABS!

@JoezMcfLy I think we’re spoiled by teams like YES. National groups do 30 games a year whereas the local teams broadcast 162. Fox does seem to struggle the most though.

Fox had the worst broadcast i ever seen tonight. Missed pitches.. horrible cut backs it was so bad but maybe it was my cable Idk

@RGIII Everyone is focusing on this still where the ball was clearly low compared to the box. 2 things to consider. tv box is not necessarily the zone. where was the pitch when it crossed the front of the plate. That pitch had nasty downward movement. I thought it was low but

Dear baseball fans, this is a Safe Space. The USA and Dominican Republic just had one of the best baseball games of all time. Was this a ball or strike?

@BryanHoch Looks like Volpe is already back to form

Anthony Volpe standing in to track pitches during Gerrit Cole’s bullpen this morning… #yankees

@GarysheffieldJr WBC is not real baseball. Pitch limits, players popping on and off the roster. The timing of this tournament needs to be changed. How can we take this seriously when the games are just a collection of exhibition games

Why would there ever be a baseball tournament where if you lose one game it’s a problem? This isn’t the NFL Not telling anyone else to agree with me just my take on it The Malins’ five starter can shut out the Dodgers in April for one game series are designed to create margins

@cdlenthusiast USA gave up 8 runs. How is that Judge’s fault?

i understand now why the yankees have never won anything of significance despite having the best hitter of the 21st century on their roster

@TalkinBaseball_ @JomboyMedia Mexico’s lineup is a who’s who of players Yankees fans hate lol

USA VS MEXICO TONIGHT🍿

@TimmyHallRadio Can we talk about how Jimmy Jackson claimed to not know the OSU freshman running back’s name who rushed for a 1000 yards?

The one that put Bruce in the record book.

@JRamEnjoyerr Not a serious person thinks Devers is better

Still can’t believe there were real people trying to convince me Devers was better than JRam

@TalkinYanks Nice to see we traded players playing out of position in the outfield for players playing out of position at Shortstop

Aaron Boone let’s out a “damnit” as this Ryan McMahon error at shortstop results in another run

@YankeeWRLD The reason people don’t like Jazz has nothing to do with baseball

People have genuinely become deranged when it comes to Jazz Chisholm Jr. Since the day he became a Yankee, he has been a Top 20 position player in the sport

@BobbyMilone29 I’m just not sure how you can send Dominguez down with the way he’s swinging the bat. You can’t tell a kid that performance doesn’t matter. Great way to lose a kids confidence

Dominguez Jones Cabrera Escarra being in AAA is not a bad thing like some of you make it out One thing I have learned it all works out and not to worry who is here and how much playing time they have

@ChrisCoop_ Boone could even jack up this lineup

The New York Yankees lineup might have the best lineup in baseball. Whatever order Aaron Boone chooses, he's got Ernesto Martinez Jr., Marco Luciano, Duke Ellis, Kenedy Corona, Jonathan Ornelas, Zack Short, Braden Shewmake, Ali Sanchez and Garret Martin. A wrecking crew.

@rationalyankee nba and nhl are in the same boat when it comes to the RSNs. Even in your example the Warriors 48 games are covered locally. Yankees wouldn’t need to commit to their whole schedule

We saw the Scott Boras comments a while back about how MLB hasn’t acquired its value in its media rights deals, which is fueling the financial discrepancies in revenues between teams across the league. The NBA generates about $7B in revenue in its media rights deal while MLB generates roughly $1B. Huge gap. The reason for the discrepancy is that in its last media rights negotiation, the NBA was able to package the media rights of all of its teams into one deal. MLB has allowed each of its teams to negotiate their own rights, which has created the fractured and unequal landscape we have today. By packaging all of its teams into one deal, the NBA has been able to get more of its stars in front of a national audience on a regular basis. Prominent NBA teams play a higher percentage of their games on national TV than MLB teams do. The Yankees are contractually limited to 17 national TV games per year. The Golden State Warriors will play 34 of their 82 games on national TV. But if MLBs plan is to mirror the NBA and get more national TV games in 2028 once it has the ability to renegotiate its media rights deal, what happens to local broadcasters? Most fanbases prefer their local broadcast to a national one. I think we’re seeing a preview of that with NBC/Peakcock right now. They’ll incorporate local TV broadcasts into the nationally televised games. It’s going to be interesting to see the changes MLB makes in 2028 with how it delivers content. Hopefully way fewer blackouts. But it also raises the question as to how the players and owners are supposed to negotiate a CBA for 2027 when the media rights for the whole league reset in 2028.

@YankeeLibrarian He has the profile if he can put it all together. He’ll get a bag too. I’ld hate to see him with F… off money though

Jazz says he has a 10 WAR season in him for 2026. These are lofty expectations, and something few players have ever achieved, but the bigger the season he has, the better it is for the Yankees. My glass-half-full take on Jazz's self-projections for On Si si.com/mlb/yankees/on…