Hey, everyone, and welcome to episode number 47 of the Chris Rose Rotation, a production of John Boy Media, and we got something special for you today.

We're going to go a little bit off the beaten path for a guy I used to hang out with over a decade ago.

It's Brian Wilson, two-time World Series champion with the San Francisco Giants.

I lost track of him.

You know, we used to touch base occasionally, used to text, but had no idea where he was.

An agent buddy of his reached out and said, hey, Brian would love to come on the show.

I was like, gosh, this is great.

Let's make this happen because he was one of the most interesting characters we have had had not only in baseball, but really in sports over the last three or four decades. So had a chance to catch up with him recently. We covered everything from his first day as a San Francisco giant to winning the world series, to leaving the Giants, becoming a Dodger, to the machine.

We will certainly cover that and oh so much more.

So Brian Wilson is coming your way in a show that is co-host free today, but I imagine

our six co-hosts will be watching alongside with the rest of you.

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