All right, a quick shout out.

We had a letter addressed to the sports junkies.

I opened it.

Handwritten note, so I figure I'll give the shout out.

This is from Addie.

Looks like she's graduating college or high school.

She says, my mom and dad are from Nova, and we listen to your show from Southport, North Carolina.

We're huge fans.

So shout out to Addie, her dad, Mac.

Isn't that where Jason just bought his beautiful plot of land?

Yeah, Southport.

Absolutely.

Look at that.

That's small world.

It's a small world.

So congratulations. I'm surprised you didn't say something about that in the letter. That's it. I mean, it's not really a letter. It's a quick little note. It's fine. Very nice. Quick shout out. Thank you for listening from Southport North Akalaki. Remember, coming up at 9 o'clock, Paul Tobone is going to join us, president of baseball operations for the Washington Nationals. They have lost their last two.

You know what? I started taking it for granted they were rolling, right? And they were playing Miami. I'm like, oh, they're going to. And they'd Cavali on the mound the other night, right? You're chalking up wins automatically. Yeah, you're under. And I'm watching Cavali. I think he ended the fifth inning with the strikeout, and then he came in six, this was two games ago. Yeah. And then the bullpen blew it yesterday. They lost. Michaelis gave up back-to-back-to-back bombs. Yeah. So, but there's still 500, right? Still 500. They're 31 and 31. 31. So we'll talk to Paul Toboni at 9 o'clock.

Also, we may be joined by Michael Rappaport, big New York Knicks fan.

Now, see, after that interview, you can vote at Juncker Radio who you're rooting for.

You might change who you're rooting for.

You might either love Rappaport, want them to be happy.

Yeah.

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