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Welcome to the Best of the Men's Room podcast. Let the shenanigans begin. What would be the worst crowd

to be injured in? The worst crowd? Yes. I mean, my first thought is rodeo. My first thought is

sick feed and Roy. Right, because wild animals are made different than mechanical. So I'm mechanical

feeling it's, it's kill you and all this stuff.

But it's your fear's a little different because I feel like if you get hit with shrapnel from something mechanic.

Tire blows off the car or whatever.

Everyone tries to get out of the way kind of thing.

Sure.

Or you just don't know.

Siegfried and Roy or the bull jumps up into the freaking rodeo, like, this is a much different, like, put us, shrapnel doesn't chase me. Yeah. Like, if I avoided the initial crash, I'm probably safe. But those animals are bad. So sporting events come down to two things. That would be hockey and baseball. Now, with baseball, you can take a foul ball off your head, right? It's happening. That thing might be coming at you 130 miles an hour. The ball, however, does have a little give to it, all right? It's also going to 130 miles an hour. It's also round. It's going to do its damage, but it has no hard edges. Now, if you take a puck to the forehead at a hockey match,

at a hockey game,

with edges and everything else, even if the puck is only going 80, 95 miles an hour, if it clears a glass and bashes you in the forehead, my money says that hurts worse. It does, but I'm pretty sure hockey was smart enough a couple of years ago. I think they net that all the way around. I think they do now. I'm almost positive they net it pretty high up there. Baseball, because remember, that was the issue with baseball, wasn't even just the balls. A bat went into the crowd, and I'm going to say killed a girl. Did it kill her? No, it didn't kill her, but it knocked her out pretty good. But I don't think some parks chose to extend the netting. I don't know that they all have. No, I don't believe it's league-wide that they have to, but I remember it. It wasn't that long ago, like maybe five years ago. This guy let go of a bat and it went on, and the player was broken up. was broken up well yeah well they did they they like

this girl was like five years old she was not old at all i remember i'm out of there well and i mean

that's why you see first base coaches now with helmets as for years you just wore a baseball hat

yeah and then i want to say in the minor leagues or something some dude caught one off the head

killed them is that it yeah they were like put on the helmet oh my coach used a And then I want to say in the minor leagues or something, some dude caught one off the head, killed him.

Is that it?

Yeah, and they were like, put on the helmet. Oh, my coach used to defend John Olerold wrote all the time. He'd say he's wearing that betting helmet because he's playing a hot corner. Right, yeah. Because he wore the helmet on first base. Yes. Yeah, but, yeah, fielding. Yeah, I mean, just because how fast. Okay, look.

He also had a metal plate in his head.

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