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All right. I am here. Aaron is here. This show is presented by Window Nation. If you're in the market for Windows, call 86690 Nation or go to Window Nation.

And tell them we told you to call. Barry's Verluga will be on the show today.

We'll get to J.P. Finley on Monday as sort of a wrap-up for the Indy Combine.

The snow today amounted to nothing.

Those of you that closed schools are delayed schools, that's the decision a few weeks ago was fine.

This morning, not fine. Wet roadways.

Nothing but wet roadways. And the kids are home this morning. I feel sorry for those of you that have your kids home this morning. Let's start with Bryce Harper clearly. And then we'll get

to Barry's Verluga on Bryce Harper. And then we've got, you know, lots of recap of the John Gruden interview in detail from yesterday,

and then Bruce Allen spoke this morning from the Indy Combine.

But I will start with the underwhelming Bryce Harper free agency pursuit.

It's over.

I personally think that this was, in summary, you know,

a somewhat embarrassing or humiliating experience for Harper and his agent, Scott Boris.

Definitely for Boris. You know, this process over the last few months did not play out the

way that they had expected. The market for him was more limited than they

thought, and the biggest brands in the sport, or most of them, weren't interested in Bryce Harper,

the Yankees, the Red Sox, the Cubs, the other New York team. I mean, the Dodgers and Giants were,

but he signed with the Phillies yesterday. $330 million for 13 years.

It's a lot of money. Those of you who want to say embarrassing, humiliating Kevin, it's $330 million.

It's the largest contract in the history of sports. Of course it's a lot of money. In context,

in context, however, this wasn't the way Bryce Harper and

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