That would be me. Happy Friday to you and yours. Happy week three to you and yours.

And happy last week of the baseball season for the diehard baseball fans and, you know,

for fans of teams that might actually make the postseason.

Or maybe happy end of the baseball season for those of you that don't like baseball and don't want to see it on SportsCenter.

And would rather see more football highlights.

Hopefully you're not one of those people.

Coming up, Keith Law will be here from The Athletic.

What to make of Clayton Kershaw's timing end of his fantastic career.

And what to make of the face plant from the Detroit Tigers because the week after the 4th of July, they had a 15 and a

half game lead.

15 and a half game lead after getting swept by the Guardians yesterday.

And the Guardians beat Terrick Scoobel in a matinee to finish the sweep.

Granted, he didn't get the loss, but they beat him.

They beat them with him pitching.

The lead is now down to three and a half, and they still have to play three times next week.

So, Keith Law coming up shortly.

I should tell you about Granger, by the way, with professional grade products for every industry. Granger has you covered. Call, click, ranger.com, or just stop by, which is what I did here. I just stopped by. They said, do you want to host the show? I'm grateful that I'm here. 800, 636-86. The phone number, Roam at Have a Take.com is the email. We are at Jim Rome on X, and the hashtag on X is,

oh, by the way, Jim Rome on X, stunningly. Hashtag Jim Rome on X. The dolphins almost did it yesterday,

but there are no such things as moral victories in the NFL, especially week three, when no O-N-3 team under the current playoff format has ever gone on to the postseason.

Mike McDaniel is not getting fired today, friends, nor is Chris Greer, GM of the Dolphins, not getting fired today.

Sorry, it's not going to happen.

Or actually, I'm happy it's not going to happen because I don't root for

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