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It's our one on this Wednesday, Dan in the Danette's Dan Patrick show. Glad to have

you on board. Come in, stay a while. The gang's all here. Seaton Paulie, Fritzie McLevin,

yours truly, Dan Patrick show. Whether you were watching or not, plenty of players to

root for in Major League Baseball and credit the league for making them available on microphones

last night during the all star game. How can you not like Fernando Tatis Jr. Chris

Bryant, Freddie Freeman. They had great sense of humours on display last night. Had an interview

with show Hayo Tonny and Translator. Angel starred, didn't really deliver on the field

even though pitch to scoreless inning. He got the win, but that constant smile, the fact

that he was available. He was there for home run Derby. Some of the bright spots for

Major League Baseball and baseball has its fair share critics and a lot of its fair style

of play is an ideal. We've seen enough strikeouts for an entire season already at the all star

break, but the stars go a long way in defining his sport. If you look at the NBA, that almost

seems to be the model that Major League Baseball is trying to emulate and they should. Last

night's all star game proved that they might be on to something. You have Tatis Jr. Vlad

Guerrero Jr. You have O'Tonny. You have some names here, at least names that resonate with

younger fans because that's what this is all about. We were sitting around here earlier

today before the show and we sounded like old men. I remember back in our day, we could

name all the all stars. We could name the guys who were on the bench. Okay, it was really

important to you back then. You didn't have as many distractions. You didn't have things

like a job or a family and they didn't know anything about girls at the time. Maybe

today's younger fan knows who these players are, all of these players. You're playing

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