Hey, it's Tony.

On today's show, we will chat with Chuck Colpepper about his new job with ESPN.

A great story he's written about the Kentucky Derby,

and we will talk to Buster Only about some baseball stuff.

But more importantly, we will talk about our 2006 potato crop.

But first, commerce.

Previously on the Tony Cornhouser Show.

You didn't think I'd been to any games last year. No, I think last year was a year off for you. A lay year, as they say, in boat racing. So maybe I'll go to another one. I mean, if they have an afternoon game, I would... Get the parking. Yeah, I got to get the player lot. You have to play lots, everything.

I probably need someone to drive me.

I don't need the player lot.

I stayed much long.

I mean, I stayed because they stayed.

I would have left in the third.

I mean, come on.

This is General George Washington, and you're listening to the Tony Cornhizer show.

This gets us into the Nats from last night.

You stayed because that was your ride home.

Yes, absolutely.

Thought you start giving me the Chessie look.

No, it was a great ride, too.

The wine?

We got to the ballpark and home much more efficiently than I ever imagined. So I was very happy with that. Appointment viewing for me last night, the Nats, because I hadn't played,

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