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All right. Hello. And welcome back to another episode of the Chase Thomas podcast from still the A for mention Chase Thomas going to you live from Knoxville, Tennessee Everything School, HQ.

Joining me down there in DeKilla, Georgia, my good friend, filling University of Northern Georgia alumni. Matt Green is here. Matt, good evening, sir. How are you? Good evening, sir. It's good to be back with you on this Wednesday night, like we do. Thursday morning, of course, for the listeners listening first thing on their drive to work. is a Thursday more like it uh I've been

discombivated all week it's been a weird week I thought today was Thursday for most of Thursday my week

is sometimes I'm just out of sorts Matt and like even with the schedule and everything else I don't

know I'm just kind of I'm out of sorts maybe Florida weeks just got me all uh all frazzled here

Matt Green maybe that's what it is coming off off that loss, you know, you really need to, to get every, circle the wagons, if you will. I have one thought for you here. I've been watching a little baseball today. Obviously the Braves out of the postseason. But I had, I had a thought for you. A grinds my gears, if you will.

Baseball all... I think a hardcore baseball fan isn't really watching baseball all day.

Like a college football fan is like, I'm tuned into the noon game, the 3.30 game, the 7.30.

I don't think a baseball fan is like, I get to watch

Tigers, who are the Tigers playing? You're to watch Tigers Guardians at three, then so and so,

then the Phillies met, then I'm going to watch the Dodgers, but I don't think the fans really

doing that. I think they're just like watching their team. What grinds my gears, the baseball

postseason is if you're not a big market team,

you're always playing these day playoff games. And it's just, it's garbage. Like just put them at

seven o'clock, whatever your primetime game is. No one really cares about all the other games. Like,

you got the games on FS1. It's not like you're competing for, for network rankings or ratings or something. It's like just put all the games on like their normal like night times. The East Coast game starting at seven, the West Coast starting at 10. Like just do it that way because I'm just always hostile as a Braves fan. We always get if the Dodgers and the Yankees are in the postseason, Braves are going to be playing day baseball games you know like when the brewers and whoever like brewers and Braves are playing the postseason guaranteed day game like every time astros like tigers day game like Dodgers Yankees always get the prime time. And it grinds my gears, sir.

I feel like everyone wants a night playoff game with the rowdy environment.

Yeah, I mean, I think part of it, one of the differences with like, so I think there's only

three sports professionally now that, or three sports total in America where you get people

who are not fans of the team who are locked in and will sit through like a whole game from

start to finish even if their team's not involved it's the NFL NFL, it's college football, and it's the NBA. That's it. NBA, not even. Oh, for sure. NBA, absolutely. Because you have a lot of, you still have stars. Like, there are people who watch a lot of LeBron games. They'll type in and they'll watch, like, a lot of guys have their favorite players. And I think basketball in and of itself is just

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