Welcome back to you. Better you bet. So brought to you by bet MGM with Nick Costos and Ken

Markley on the Bet QL network.

We're going to try to go masking through all of it and I'm Atlantic Stump, other college

basketball NBA and National Hockey League, but Ken and I spent time in the last segment

talking about the pitch clock, which means we got to bring Jake the snake asana on Jake

or resident baseball expert Jake. Very early on in the process here, obviously like a lot

to be figured out, your early thoughts here on the pitch clock and matrily baseball.

Yeah, I mean, I absolutely love it. Like this is only going to be good. Everyone who

is whining and moaning on Twitter about the purity of baseball, shut up. You don't care

about the purity of baseball. You just want to sound like you know what you're talking

about and you don't. This is good. It's objectively a good thing. I saw a video over the

weekend of side by side, a Jose L2V inside the park homerun next to a Pedro Bias and David

Ross at bat from like five years ago, obviously, because they've Ross is no longer playing.

By the time in between one pitch between bias and Ross, Jose L2V circled the bases seven

times. That's how long we were going in between pitches and some of these matchups. It's insane.

This is so good. And people are like, well, like Mani Machado is crying. You'll adjust.

You'll be fine. You're a big boy. You're 30 something years old. You'll get over it.

Also, that's why it's in spring training. You have a month plus to get used to this now.

It's really cool. And you have crazy people like mexures or who are like, yeah, this is great.

Now I can call my own pitches too. He's wearing the pitch calm on his wrist, calling his own

pitches. Crazy people like mexures are like, all right. How can I use this to my advantage?

There's also really smart hitters out there who are also going to figure out a way to get

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