What's going on? Welcome back to Talking Baseball. We have our first ever interview with an MLB owner. Let's do it.

What's going on everybody? Welcome back to Talking Baseball. My name is Jimmy sitting next to me as Jake.

Jake Travers come into us from California and producer BBD is behind the plate. We are in the Roosevelt studios that's RSVLTS.

And as I said, we have another interview for you guys. It's not a player. It's not an umpire. It's not an X player. It's not a baseball scientist. It's not a reporter. It's not a director. It's not an A-list actor.

It's an M-L-B owner. Honor of the Brewers. We just wrapped up the interview. We'll get we'll get it to you quick. But first, Trav, how you doing?

Doing great. I was, you know, we've had a lot of talks about owners and players throughout the whole negotiation thing. And one thing that we always said was like, look, individually these guys are every guy that I've run into is a good guy.

Mark Ettenasio is no exception. He's, I mean, he from every interaction that we've had has just been a solid guy. And I think the way that he runs the team, it kind of comes off that way.

I know I asked, it was funny because we did this and then yesterday I had someone from Milwaukee at my house and I was like, hey, guess what?

I'm going to interview the Brewers owner. Like, what do you guys think about him in Milwaukee? And he loves, he's like, everybody loves the Brewers. Everybody loves the Adenasio. So it's cool to be able to dig in on that a little bit and kind of get like, hey, man, this is a guy that not a lot of people get to hear from.

Like, what's your perspective on baseball in the game and what's what do you think about it? And I think that he did a really good job of kind of showing how much he cares about baseball.

Yeah. Jake. He's great. It's just such a weird, again, I said the one of 30 thing. Like, when you really take that into perspective, it's pretty wild. And it's good. He's a baseball guy. I mean, we had him talking about some of his players, some of his old trades.

I think some, you know, his calls he made after he became the Brewers owner. That's that's really cool if you're a Brewers fan or if I guess if you're thinking about getting a team.

But no, that was awesome. You know, we're a little connected to California Strong Foundation. We started off there and then we we just got into it and talk some baseball, some new stuff, growth of the game, players. So yeah, it's a New York.

Yeah, I mean, he even asked us our thoughts on seven thinning. Yeah, that was cool. And it was cool that he was asking us our opinion on things. If you're looking for a hard hitting podcast about the negotiations, negotiations, negotiations, it's not what this is. That's not what we wanted it to be.

We've moved past it. I think the owners have moved past it. We're on to baseball. We're talking about how good things have been. And that's what this interview is. And without further ado, here you go.

All right, we are joined by a very special guest today. We are coming live from the Bronx and we have a guy who was born in the Bronx Brewers owner, Mark and Nassio. How you doing?

Hey guys, yeah, coming Parkway South.

Wow, that's right in my mom's neighborhood. She grew up in a Pelham Parkway. That's same same time as you, I think as well. We're actually we're right right by the stadium.

Two blocks away. So Bronx, we're new though. We don't have the Bronx toughness that I'm sure you guys got and my mom has.

Yeah, it's a little bit. I tell my sons that and you know, my son Mike and little different growing up in sunny California and picking it's tough when you're out with the surfers trying to find a spot in the way.

The last time that we saw you and Mikey was was in California in sunny Malibu at the California strong charity, which is something I wanted to ask about because we got to see it once.

Trev's been a couple times. The event is awesome. How we saw you there and you get to just enjoy it. Your son and some of your employees put this on and started this charity. Is that cool to see that happen underneath you kind of on

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