Happy Sunday, everybody.

This is Rich Wilson.

Welcome to Fantasy Baseball live.

We're here every Sunday evening talking the game of baseball, talking the game of fantasy baseball, talking whatever the heck we want to talk about.

And given the circumstance, Tim, we're doing a lot of talking whatever the heck we want to talk about.

Yeah, we got that one pretty well covered, I think, Rich.

Yeah, there's no doubt in my mind.

We will have that covered, won't we?

Yeah, a little technical thing, just to let everybody know.

I listened to the show last week, and I thought our voices were a little down to me and the music

was a little too loud so I I tried to get a better reading on that so we might be blowing

everybody out but I made us a little louder okay well I've I got my speakers at 38% so it's both

the same as last week and you're coming through loud and clear yeah it, it's the recording aspect of it. And I'm trying to make sure we don't peek a little bit. I see a little bit of red, so I might adjust it as we go through the show to me. But some of that technical recording stuff, you know, I have spent about a half an hour in my life learning how to be a recording engineer. So that's my extent. Well, and I can tell you, Rich, I peaked in about 2014, so it's not going to get any better. That's not bad, Timmy. I mean, that's, uh, late 50s. That's not bad. No, no. It's been downhill ever since. I peaked in 74.

Seventy-four.

Yeah, when the Ronnie Mantra's first album came out to me, that was it.

That was my peak.

That was a good album to beat too. It was 11 years old.

Oh, geez.

I was in high school.

I remember that clear as a bell because that album absolutely blew me away.

Yeah.

It was impressive.

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