00:00Remember that report, four to six weeks before Aaron Judge will have the re-imaging done.
00:07We find out yesterday through a report, Aaron Judge is still, and I quote, weeks away from that imaging.
00:14Now, they said four to six.
00:16Two weeks away would be six weeks.
00:19One is one week.
00:21Two quantifies as weeks.
00:24So we may not have been basically lied to yet.
00:26If he's weeks away, that could mean two.
00:28That's just simple math.
00:30I learned that at a very early age.
00:32I might not know history.
00:33I may not know science.
00:35But math, I figured out.
00:37Weeks is still more than one.
00:38That could be two.
00:39But I interpreted that report as more than two.
00:43Right?
00:44When you hear weeks, usually when somebody mentions two weeks, you say two weeks.
00:47You hear weeks.
00:48That feels like a while.
00:50And if Aaron Judge is a while away from even the re-imaging done on his injury,
00:57well, how much longer does that mean until he's actually back?
01:01Because remember, the four to six week mark, and now the weeks away, is re-imaging.
01:08We don't know what will be in those images.
01:10I know I'm basically speaking in the simplest of terms, but I'm trying to spell it out for you.
01:16Are we positive that Aaron Judge is riding in on his white horse to save these New York Yankees this
01:23year?
01:24And we still have July.
01:26We still have August.
01:27We still have September before we even get to October.
01:29You know?
01:30We're more than halfway through the year.
01:31We got, what, 14 weeks left of baseball?
01:33That's a lot of weeks.
01:35He could have his re-imaging.
01:36The re-imaging could show, hey, everything looks good.
01:38Let's get him in a ramp-up period.
01:40But even that ramp-up period, what does that look like?
01:44How many weeks of, you know, facing live pitching, then rehab games?
01:48That's even after the re-imaging.
01:50If it is clear, clears him.
01:52Do the math.
01:55Are you confident you're seeing Aaron Judge before September?
Comments