David Bednar, Jake Bird is ready to enter the fire

Miami – two tickets to heaven. Pack your bags, we will leave tonight.

This was the soundtrack of the jugs, David Bednar and Jake Bird, two housing in the last positions who faced each other in an unexpected manner at Denver Airport early Friday morning and took a trip to Miami to join Yanxiz, who acquired them on the deadline for trade on Thursday.

Their journey covered about 1700 miles, but more than that, it delivered them from the depths of one season to the most famous baseball team in the world, a banner race and an opportunity to win a championship within a few months.

Bidennar, 30, was 17 for 17 in savings opportunities for pirates.

29-year-old birds achieved a record in the Rocky team, who were 28-80 in general. Now they were standing at the Yankees team, which entered Friday 3 ¹/₂ games from the first place in the East.

The joining of them was the former giants of Camilo Duval and the former aid man, Jose Capealro, who was also obtained by General Motors Brian Kashman in the madness of the deadline.

“He played competitive baseball and played to win the world championship,” said Bednar, who sat down behind Bird on the trip that fell in southern Florida at 6:45 am.

Speaking of his deal, Bird said: “I thought this was a possibility, but when you were with an organization for seven or eight years like I was, it was definitely a little surprise, but I am excited.”

DOVAL comes from further, but he has a little climbing to the food chain, leaving the giants close to 500. There, 4-2 went with 15 saves.

“The deals are part of this sport and they are speaking,” Doufal said. “They happen a little.” “When you are traded, you want to remain confident of what you do and you have to continue to move forward.

The 28 -year -old added: “I managed to achieve many dreams with the Giants Organization.” “They have given me my first opportunity to start my career, and now I get a new opportunity with Yankees.”

Where the three new arrivals get Salima Aaron Bon, who say they will succeed – or in terms of the flow of the game, before – the closest Divin Williams.

“We are clearly adding three important analgesics, men who eventually suffer from analgesics,” Bonn said. “I am still planning to close Devin most games. I do not look at them as seven or eight years, I will put the players where I think … Sometimes it is the largest moment in the game in the sixth and amid request.

“This is likely to differ from night to night,” the manager continued. “We hope that they all protect each other so that they can all stay sharp, and they can all stay new, and they can all be at their best every time they get the ball.”

It was not necessary to tell the new three weapons. They know their places well.

Bidennar said: “My logo is always when the phone rings to be ready to go and get the Shiites,” Bidennar said.

“I will be ready for any roles,” Dofal added. “Once the team gives me the ball, I will be ready to promote this half. Anything we can do to help the team.”

Bon said that he intends to hold a short team meeting after practicing practice to tell the players, both new and old, “This is us.”

“It is an exciting time in this sport. You never know what will happen – if you will be able to withdraw some moves or not,” Bonn said. “I think (General Manager Bian Kashman) and every person in the front office did a great job that we put in a better place today. I feel we have a team that is able to go to a chase now. We take our shot, and we have to do that.”