is B. Mitch and Finley 106-7 the fan. Did you see Vic? Vic just hit a little. They call that the tighten up. The tighten up? Uh-huh. That's James Brown. Vic, you got some moves back there? Come on, man. He said, I'm on TV. Slicker than a can of oil is Vic Ferreira. That's why they call him Slick Vic Ferrer. He's slicker at a candle.

We will go out to National Park. I don't know if there's any slick around National Park. The Curly Dubbies. The Curly Dubs. Blake Boutera are going to be introduced in a matter of moments. We're going to check the Nation's timeliness. Yeah. Well, they're on

time. And if they're not, I get it.

They're a bunch of young guys over there.

I'm late sometimes, too, people.

I know we're going to get

into

Blake Buterra when we let

the folks here, but you're...

I'm getting the signal. Well, damn, I was just about to start talking some Nats! We are going to go to Nats Park. Blake Butera is set to speak in moments. We will let you hear it. That they hired and that he signed the contract. So priorities here. What came first? What came first? The baby or the signing, the hiring.

We got to find that out.

That's a big thing today.

I was close.

I heard it was very close between the two.

For Nationals fans, for baseball fans all around, Blake Boutera, 33 years old, such a huge,

huge day for the entire organization, as we said it, to Dan Coco. Good afternoon, everyone, and thank you for joining us here today.

I'm Nationals Broadcaster Dan Colco, and I'm honored to be here on yet another exciting day for this National's franchise.

We've had a couple of these lately.

I'd like to welcome everyone who's with us here at Nationals Park, as well as those watching on Nationals.com, Masson and MLB Network.

Earlier this month, Blake Butera was officially named the eighth manager in Washington Nationals history.

The day before the announcement, Blake and his wife Caroline welcomed their first child Blair.

They say the birth of your child marks the best day of your life.

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