That guy is one of the best ever with a uniform.

And the way it was on the field and off the field. I have a son back in the 80s. Growing up playing baseball, say, that's the guy you've got to look for. That's the guy and God has told you how to play baseball. Not fancy guy, God about his business, great hitter, tremendous speed. He did everything Major League Baseball asked you to do it did it to me you

know me when you talk about him talking about Santos talking about him you talk about

Bernie banks Billy Williams you talk about this guy name he's got to be it got to be

out there you talk about big league players you look at that he's it going to tie the

game he just run the basis like nothing happened you know what he was he was class that's the most it could do to the fest look at that he's going to tie the game he just run the base or like nothing happened you know what he

was he was class that's the most it could have to the fest look at that yeah respect the game

there's actually been a lot of love flowing from south to north after the passing of rhino

Ozzie speaking so beautifully about him big Big Frank, with a gorgeous story about those two guys sharing a trip to Cooperstown. Yeah, Tanny, speak on that, would you? That's your guy, Big Frank, and to see him tweet that. Yeah, Frank is like my rhino, I grew up, like, you know, because I wasn't quite old enough to experience the entirety of Rino's Cubs career, but certainly knew the impact.

Like, you know, growing up in the era Lawrence is talking about where it's like you go to grade school book fairs and it's like you got the Ryan Sandberg poster there.

You know what I mean?

And like I just saw a great photo from the Sox photographer who took like the Ryan Sandberg.

You guys remember the score baseball card where it's like the point of view of looking up at Rhino with the clouds. It's a great shot. I had no idea that the Sox photographer shot that. Is that Darren Georgia? No, no. It's Ron Vesley, I believe. Ron Vesley, okay. It was just unbelievable. But anyway, Frank Thomas tweeted a story about all the times. I think it was plural that he shared flights with Rhino going to Cooperstown and then them just sharing stories about, you know, who is whose wife's favorite player and just ball breaking.

And I just, you know, these guys are probably on, I heard them talking about the morning show today, like the Chicago baseball Mount Rushmore. Hard to believe those two guys are not on it. And just to think

of them sharing stories and, you know, guys that we're not necessarily in the same era in a lot

of ways, at least the way that I saw it. But then Lawrence says, yeah, they probably are very like-minded,

but just thinking of them too laughing and

sharing jokes.

That made me very happy today on a day where I know a lot of people who I care for dearly

are very sad today.

I think about both of those guys in the era that they played, and it's a little, you know,

towards the end of Rino's career and a big chunk of Franks.

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