Bronx Bomber Babble episode 6: Walker, pitching trade targets, Singleton, Teixeira, Ellsbury, Drury, and Severino

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Welcome to Bronx Bomber Babble after dark! Tonight the guys do a late night podcast to discuss the Neil Walker signing and the implications of the move for the Yankees organizationally. The crew then moves on to discuss the departure of Ken Singleton, the possibility of Teixeira in the YES booth, and Pinstripe Previews for Ellsbury, Drury, and Severino.

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