It's the Boomer and Geo podcast from WFAN. All right, Boomer and Geo coming to you live for the Build Ford Tuff Studio on the fan and CBS Sports Network. We are sloppy seconds today, by the way, because Bubba Wallace is coming from Good Morning America, and Jordan Davis is probably going to call us after the Today Show. That's all right. A little bit of a sloppy second spot for us, but we're still getting the guys. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. It's just one of those things. You know, I was telling you about what's going on with the PGA Tour. It's not unlike what, like I said, the NFL does, big changes, European games, foreign games, all those, you know, Brazilian games, a whole thing.

I would say that the NBA is trying to do it. Major League Baseball is trying to do it. Major League Baseball is in a very interesting spot because while it's very popular for us here, because we have two owners that spend

money and they're always in the mix and there's always a discussion point around both

of these teams that may not be the case in other cities but so rob manford wants to come up with

different ideas and he's willing to make big changes and the big changes really you remember

when they brought the dh to the national league those of us who love the national league hated it

initially yep and now it's become a part of the game, just like it was a part of the American League. And nobody really even talks about it anymore. And that is a big change. That was huge at the time, yeah. Right. And then when you start putting in the pitch clock, that's a big change and all the different things, the Ghost Runner on second, you know, in extra

innings, those are big changes that are here to stay.

And this is exactly what Brian Rolap is going to try to do with the PGA tour without

messing with the tradition of the game of golf itself and the history of the game and some

of the great players and the great tournaments.

But they do want to make it, according to Tiger Woods and everybody else, a part of this futures competition committee. They want to kind of jazz it up a little bit. Yeah, which is what the NBA tried to do with the NBA Cup. You may not like it. We may make fun of it. But it's something that they're trying. They're trying to do something

that's going to make it a little bit more interesting. You know, the NHL did it with the Four Nations

Cup. Yeah, and the, the, the, both uh, Tours Live and PGA have leaned in heavily to the creator

side of things just yesterday at Eastlake. The PGA tour and YouTube put on one of their creator classics prior to the

event, the PGA event at Eastlake.

And Liv has been doing something called the Dools, where they have creators teamed up with

their top players, and they had a $250,000 skins match where John Rom was with Wesley Bryan and Sergio was with George

Brian and Phil was with Grand Horvatt and it was a very, very entertained thing.

So they're leaning into that too.

I think they know that there are so many young golf fans out there that are watching some

of the digital content and not necessarily going to watch the tours themselves and some of these other sort of lower tournaments outside of the majors.

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