haven't hit upon the All-Star game as of yet, and wanted to touch upon that.

Listen, everyone wanted to see the matchup of Paul Skeens and Aaron Judge, and you got that

last night after the Soto Walk.

So that's a positive, and you got that.

The American League wins the game.

Otani hits a home run.

You got all the, you know, I thought it was a fun event for Major League Baseball.

I do.

Said it yesterday, you can grade it out, which All-Star game is better.

You don't need to go into it, delve any deeper than that.

Is it better than the NBA All-Star game, better than the NHL All-Star game,

better than the flag football game, and the skills competition you get with the National

Football League, for sure?

Is it more indicative of the sport that you see every day, day and day out during the course

of the MLB regular season?

Yeah, that much is true as well.

But I will say this, it would be nice to watch an All-Star game, especially with Major League Baseball,

who is dying to market their players.

Like, it has done a terrible job historically of marketing their stars.

And I get the argument that it's a regionalized sport.

You only care about exactly what's going on in your block

as compared to the NBA and the National Football League.

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