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Bill Simmons Previews Yankees–Red Sox, and Rojas Is Out As Mets Manager

Bill and JJ make predictions for the AL wild-card game

By John Jastremski and Bill Simmons
Tampa Bay Rays v New York Yankees Photo by Mike Stobe/Getty Images


In a bonus edition of New York, New York, JJ and Bill Simmons preview the Yankees–Red Sox wild-card game, sharing why neither of them are very confident in their squad, which players they’re afraid of, and which team has the most on the line (00:29). Then, JJ reacts to the news that Luis Rojas is out as Mets manager and where the club needs to go from here (30:25).

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