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Kelly, there is no time to lose.

No, we got baseball business to get to.

Joe Peter joins his three-part.

Or I should say the third part, pardon me, of his three-parts special that he's done here.

Been kind enough to join us twice last week.

Third time today. Multiple cities, San Francisco and Philly again today.

We have nothing but the business end of the three-part series today, a bunch of season wins, and then we'll actually get to a line for opening day.

Joe Peter joins his courtesy progressive guest line.

You follow him on Twitter at Magic Rat SF. Joe, good morning. Has there ever been an hour lifetime an earlier start? I'm not talking

about like two random Japan games, but like full slate opening day as there is this year. Was it

the 25th? Yeah, it's three weeks from Wednesday night.

Yes.

So, yeah, it hits, we do get right in.

It's always weird, too, what, one game on Wednesday and then like 10 on Thursday,

and then Friday you have some opening games and you have other teams playing their second

game, which I never really understand.

Yeah. Yeah.

Okay.

Well, let's get right into it. Let's talk it. First time you were here, you talked about building blocks to how you do season wins. Second time you gave a case study on the New York Metropolitans, which you, I believe, were over on the Mets. Yes. Over on the Mets. These are going to be, we're going to get through 10. Let's start with the American League.

And I know we don't like to say one is necessarily your favorite, but this first one might be, right? The Red Sox. It's certainly my favorite under and probably my favorite

overall. Yeah, it just happens to go this way because we're doing this by divisions.

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