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Luke Weaver says he never thought he'd be a Yankee until he was able to put on the pinstripes for the first time.
Weaver: "There’s just nothing quite like it. The platform that's created in that city, and the expectations that come with it are all just a part of the persona, just the aura, just kind of the Mecca of all teams in a sense".
A: "Every single one of us would have said there’s not a doubt in our mind that we had the ability to do this" A: I’ve never gotten to the playoffs, but to tell me that I can go win a World Series or have a chance to on this team just fires me up and it propels me to go, so I can imagine how these other guys are feeling.
I think the cutter has really helped bridge the gap, having been a fastball-changeup.
The Yankees pitcher says he relishes proving people wrongs wrongs in his baseball career.
He says his faith, family and faith are the biggest obstacles to overcome.
Lyla, 4 , is a lot like her dad and has a good mix of mom and dad, he says.
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