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we're better. Let's get it. Welcome back to the warm-up program. Al Dukes here with Seelow.

Eddie Scazeri is here today. Jerry's in Illinois. Is this Willie, Willie, Willie, Willie. Jerry's in Illinois with Rutgers. Hopefully they're home by now. Oh. They took it on the chin last night. Oh, is that right? Yeah. Yeah, that's right. 8015-one, 55, I think it was. Jerry said they were getting in very late.

Yeah. I was trying to think of this. When do you think most people think the previous night has ended? And, like, at what time, I know officially 12.01 a.m. is the next day. Right. What time do you think most people consider,

like 1 a.m. you probably still consider the night before really late. Yeah. What time is considered

the next morning? I think three. Three? Yeah, because you factor in like Pacific time. That gets you

to midnight out west. Like all the sporting events for the most part are even west coasts.

They're probably talking about like Hawaii college football or something.

If you wake up at 2.30, you still consider like, man, I woke up still last night.

Well, but if you're getting up for work, like we...

Yeah, I'm not saying that like saying like people that...

People randomly like are rolling in from a night out and it's three in the morning. Are they like, damn, I got, I'm here in the next day now? Depending on what you got going on that next day, yeah, I would say so. All right. See, Loamph. What time do you think? What's your answer? I always felt like 4 o'clock. Four. Okay. Fair enough. Cilal, I'm mentioning for a fan focus right about it. Are you? Wow. Can you scratch that itch? I can scratch that itch. This fan focus is sponsored by Chef IQ, precision cooking, effortless results, Chef IQ.com. We cover the Harbaugh stuff for you already.

Latest on the Cody Bellinger sweepstakes, Al.

Yeah, what's up with that?

Cuddy of the athletic reports the Yankees have offered Bellinger a multi-year deal with

an AAV, as they like to say, Al of $30 million per season.

But Bellinger's camp is pushing for a seven-year contract.

So, you know, a little gluttonous, a little greedy.

We'll see what happens there.

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