This is a baseball tonight podcast for Friday and today will be better than yesterday.

I'm Buster only working from my home in Montana. Taylor Schwink is actually at ESPN today.

Taylor, what's going on?

Not much, Buster, in here to check out a taping of the L Duncan show,

which you can watch on E.S.P.

2 at 2 o'clock on Thursdays.

You can watch them on YouTube.

You can listen on this platform. Our friend Sarah Abb. on Yeah, I mean, I don't know how you can tear yourself away between Lola, your daughter,

Nolly your dog, and Jackson Holiday, I can't believe you actually have left in, you know,

any your home. I mean, the Shink studios right now are the place where you live.

Oh my God yeah I was I was trying to get low to sleep and then the Orioles you know they came

back recording this on Thursday it's running on Friday but Wednesday night the Orioles

raged back against the Red Sox and was in danger waking Lola up as we were

trying to put her to sleep but it's all good. Nice. All right so our new

tradition on Friday we're going to give you our top five teams. I don't think they've moved that much. I've got the Braves being number one Dodgers to Yankees Orioles Rangers. That's my one through five this week. But more interesting to me, Taylor, is how would you arrange the teams at the bottom? Okay?

Because we got four teams right now working hard to be at the bottom of the baseball standings,

you get the Rockies at 3 and 8,

you know, an open question of how relevant they are.

The A's, they're the A's, for God's sake.

The Marlins, 2 and 11 in the post-Kim Ang arrow, okay?

Which you'll never understand what that was all about.

And the White Sox were two in 10 and it feels like every day you read about a White Sox player getting hurt.

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