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Hour 2: The Yankees’ Bullpen Fix May Be Worth a Massive Prospect Haul
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With Shaun Morash filling in for Evan Roberts, he and Tiki Barber debate the move that could redefine the Yankees’ postseason outlook. Should New York chase ace Tarik Skubal, or pay an even steeper price for Mason Miller and build a dominant back end of the bullpen?
Shaun and Tiki weigh the prospect cost, what Miller would mean for David Bednar, and why a controllable closer may offer more value than a short term starter. They also examine the Mets’ deadline options, question the World Cup’s afternoon scheduling in the United States, and bring back Posted and Toasted for another round of old coworker tweets.
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