October 23, 2024 • 2 mins
So, Yankees general manager Brian Cashman is not over the Astros beating them in 2017. He said as much recently during an appearance on MLB Network's High Heat with Christopher "Mad Dog" Russo.
Cashman was asked about the 15 years it's taken, for the Yankees to win the American League and get back to the World Series. Yet, he cannot allow the 2017 Astros to get out of his mind.
Now, Adam Clanton has absolutely had it with Cashman.
Cashman was asked about the 15 years it's taken, for the Yankees to win the American League and get back to the World Series. Yet, he cannot allow the 2017 Astros to get out of his mind.
Now, Adam Clanton has absolutely had it with Cashman.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Brian Cashman goes on national television and radio and I
don't know.
Speaker 2 (00:07):
It was on.
Speaker 3 (00:08):
He was on the MLB Network show fronted by the
screamer Matt doug Right and said the following about the Yankees. Finally,
he's questioned by Chris It's been what do you think
about it? What does this mean to you? How nice
is it? Isn't this awesome after fifteen years without an appearance.
It's been fifteen years, that gap of time for you
(00:29):
and this team, and now you're there. I'll satisfying you
is how much does it mean to you? And he
said the following, It.
Speaker 2 (00:35):
Means a lot. Man. I hate the fifteen year thing
because it doesn't It completely forgets and discounts that some
other organization seated us when we were all the way
in the end. You know, if you knew what was
going on, I don't think they would be even dancing
at that during that time thing. I think we would
have been advancing. So I hate that fifteen year thing
because I don't think it accurately reflects history.
Speaker 1 (00:55):
Yeah, it's funny. I hate you because you say things
like that. I counted how long was that sound by
Dan that the entire thing twenty seconds, twenty seconds, seven
seconds in is when he mentioned the Astros. He didn't
say their name. He'd just say that was the best
part about it. Oh another organization, Yeah, the other organization.
That's your father's that organization. You are finally in. You
(01:17):
finally broke through after as WEX put it eloquently, yesterday
you had Juan Soto and gian Carlos Stanton dragged your
three hundred and sixty million dollar Albatross strikeout Ogre to
the final round of the dance. Here you finally get in.
It's your moment to shine the spotlights on you. Astros
didn't even make it out of the wild card and
(01:37):
they're still in your head. I cannot believe how much
they live rent free in the Yankees heads. It's amazing
that this guy, finally he's not gonna get fired, which
he probably should have been twelve times prior to this,
because his roster sucked. They were windmills. They struck out
all the time, and judges the biggest one, and this guy,
he finally gets his moment and he's on national television
(02:00):
and all he can do is talk about the Astros
who have been home for a month. What a loser,
What an absolute limp small mentality. This guy is Brian Cashman.
And oh, by the way, and I said this on
social media last night. I know for a fact this
guy said that Jeff Luno was the best general manager
in Major League Baseball because who he was talking to
(02:20):
he didn't know. Oh, that guy's actually pretty tight with
Jeff Luno. So it's an impeccable source I have that
told me that this idiot who's saying this right now
in twenty twenty four, about twenty seventeen, when his team
is in the World Series, actually was giving credit where
it was due. But you're right, they would have totally
advanced if the Astros didn't cheat in the regular season.
What an absolute loser Brian Cashman is.
Brian Cashman goes on national television and radio and I
don't know.
Speaker 2 (00:07):
It was on.
Speaker 3 (00:08):
He was on the MLB Network show fronted by the
screamer Matt doug Right and said the following about the Yankees. Finally,
he's questioned by Chris It's been what do you think
about it? What does this mean to you? How nice
is it? Isn't this awesome after fifteen years without an appearance.
It's been fifteen years, that gap of time for you
(00:29):
and this team, and now you're there. I'll satisfying you
is how much does it mean to you? And he
said the following, It.
Speaker 2 (00:35):
Means a lot. Man. I hate the fifteen year thing
because it doesn't It completely forgets and discounts that some
other organization seated us when we were all the way
in the end. You know, if you knew what was
going on, I don't think they would be even dancing
at that during that time thing. I think we would
have been advancing. So I hate that fifteen year thing
because I don't think it accurately reflects history.
Speaker 1 (00:55):
Yeah, it's funny. I hate you because you say things
like that. I counted how long was that sound by
Dan that the entire thing twenty seconds, twenty seconds, seven
seconds in is when he mentioned the Astros. He didn't
say their name. He'd just say that was the best
part about it. Oh another organization, Yeah, the other organization.
That's your father's that organization. You are finally in. You
(01:17):
finally broke through after as WEX put it eloquently, yesterday
you had Juan Soto and gian Carlos Stanton dragged your
three hundred and sixty million dollar Albatross strikeout Ogre to
the final round of the dance. Here you finally get in.
It's your moment to shine the spotlights on you. Astros
didn't even make it out of the wild card and
(01:37):
they're still in your head. I cannot believe how much
they live rent free in the Yankees heads. It's amazing
that this guy, finally he's not gonna get fired, which
he probably should have been twelve times prior to this,
because his roster sucked. They were windmills. They struck out
all the time, and judges the biggest one, and this guy,
he finally gets his moment and he's on national television
(02:00):
and all he can do is talk about the Astros
who have been home for a month. What a loser,
What an absolute limp small mentality. This guy is Brian Cashman.
And oh, by the way, and I said this on
social media last night. I know for a fact this
guy said that Jeff Luno was the best general manager
in Major League Baseball because who he was talking to
(02:20):
he didn't know. Oh, that guy's actually pretty tight with
Jeff Luno. So it's an impeccable source I have that
told me that this idiot who's saying this right now
in twenty twenty four, about twenty seventeen, when his team
is in the World Series, actually was giving credit where
it was due. But you're right, they would have totally
advanced if the Astros didn't cheat in the regular season.
What an absolute loser Brian Cashman is.
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