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The Kevin Sheehan Show is Kevin.

A quick show today which will include a 15-minute conversation with Washington's starting center, Tyler Beattish.

And after Tyler, and he'll join me in the next segment, our guy, Eddie C, will preview and pick the third leg of the Triple Crown, the Belmont Stakes.

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I just finished watching Cocoa Gough beat Sabalanka in the

French Open final in Paris. Wow, Cocoa Gough, amazing. She lost the first set in a tiebreaker,

came back to win the final two sets. Her second major at 21 years old. Good for her.

She becomes, by the way, the first American to win in Paris since Serena did it in 2015.

This from Neil to open up the show, not Neil in Rockville, a different Neil.

Neil was writing to me about the conversation earlier in the week about the proposed ESPN trade involving Washington and Cincinnati that would have sent

Trey Hendrickson to Washington for Johnny Newton a third and a seventh round pick. Neil writes,

Kevin, I am generally disinclined to trade cheap and young

for aging and very expensive. And given that the team covered is nearly bare of picks to start with,

the proposed Henderson-Newton trade is distinctly unappealing to me. But I am writing to challenge

politely. One thing you have repeated several

times since returning from having your plumbing work done. He's referring to my little medical

procedure a week and a half ago. You have said that you would go all in on such a trade because

the team is in the Daniels' rookie deal window. Now is the time you have said to throw caution

to the win to grab a Super Bowl. Kevin, you are and have been Mr. All In all caps. For time immemorial,

need I remind you of the many turned out to be bums you would have traded them picks for.

The Daniels pick would have been Houston's if you had had your way in 2022.

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