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Turturro articulated that the Yankees have an iconic legacy that sets them apart from the Mets. While acknowledging that both teams develop their own following, he conveyed a view that the Yankees represent a higher echelon of baseball heritage. "The Yankees are the Yankees," he emphasized, noting the deep-rooted history and tradition associated with the team.
Assessing Player Performance
While emotionally charged, Turturro's analysis also delved into player performance and expectations. He questioned the player's defensive capabilities, arguing that despite being a stellar hitter, his skills on the field left much to be desired. "He was not a good outfielder at all," Turturro asserted, suggesting that the team’s needs extend beyond just having superstars.