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I'm looking at a video. I assume this happened in the last couple of days. It looks like Tampa. It's in Tampa. And they're playing the Cubs, and somebody jacks one into the right field. Well, it's a foul ball. And a fat guy goes after it, and his pants fall off. His ass is sticking out, right? Oh, yeah.

I thought it was a girl. It's a guy. Okay, got it. His underwear and everything. Just his whole butt hangs out. I saw it. And if you look closely, the fat guy also has his glove. Oh, really? But he did secure the fallout. That guy with a little glove. He brought a glove? He's got the glove. Did you see the highlight the other night of the dude for the Angels that robbed three home runs in one game?

Yep.

In one game.

Who was that?

Right fielder for the Angels.

I forget his name, but he pulled two of them back from over the fence and then crashed into foul territory into the seats to take the third one. There's a picture of him from looking from the stands onto the field that became like an instant

iconic image.

He's just holding the ball up.

That's right.

Great baseball picture.

Yeah.

Three times in one game, robbed a home run.

Yeah, that's where that argument starts about, you know, if you go over the fence with the ball, it should be a home run. I'm not going to argue that either way. It's fine with me. But it's no, it's a catch. Well, that one would have been foul because he was well in the foul territory. The one that Nick was talking about, he was over the fence, but he caught it, so it's an out.

Yeah.

But in old days, I think it was.

If you went over the fence with the ball, it wasn't an out. It was a home run. It was a home run. Because the ball went over the fence. But now it's an out. Now it's an out. If you go, if you climb over the fence and catch the ball. If you catch a ball and you fall off over the fence and you're on the other side with the ball, it's an out.

Joe Adele.

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