Phil Mackey, Judd Zolag.

You know, it's just like his own reality show.

Mackie and Judd.

I love it.

On 1,500 ESPA.

All right, Judd.

I feel like Mr. Fix It, which is usually you on this show, has kind of outsourced some of these fixing segments to other people.

It's been good.

Like, you have almost an army of people trying to fix it.

It's weekly now, so lots of work. Yeah, you don't want to have to be responsible for

every fix. I've got faith in my staff. You're like the fix evaluator now too. You're like the

talking head panel pre-post game show for other people who are trying to fix things. Well sure. Yeah,

that's fine. That's great. The fix-it estimator. He goes out to the job site, takes a look.

Gives an estimate. All right. I'll send out the crew. I shake my head.

He has a little clipboard. Grab a beer and then I'm done for the day.

Then I assess. So the Mr. Fixit segment is sponsored by Mike Hillborn and the crew at Roof to deck, which you'll hear more about here in just a couple minutes. But maybe you have more details on this, but Jim Cot over the weekend, or was it last week

sometime, Jim Cot suggesting, was it on his Twitter account?

The Athletic actually wrote this piece.

Yes.

Jim Cot suggesting that baseball should shorten its games from nine innings to seven innings.

That's how he would fix baseball.

It fixes pace of play, at least to some degree.

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