We're back with more of the Spiegel and Home Show, live from Stadium Swim, inside Circa Las Vegas, home of the world's largest sportsbook on Sports Radio 670 The Score.

We are at Stadium Swim at Circa Resort and Casino, and they had to clear the pools because there was a lightning strike about three miles away.

It's so weird watching the storm like roll in over the mountains.

And still a beautiful vantage point.

I'm watching the White Sox game here, Speggs.

We've got a center square, well, lower center square for the White Sox as they play their game with Washington. Dude. Yeah. They're on? Yeah, they're on. Well, that's because Robert is a White Sox meatball, right? I mean, that's the only reason that they, I mean, do they, like, C.J. Abrams with a really awkward pitch there trying to get that ball to second base. Yeah. There's interesting baseball everywhere.

You don't have express written consent to major league baseball to talk about that game.

But you do have express written consent to talk about major league baseball as it pertains to the Cubs.

And the thing that we as a show were sitting there going, oh, that's interesting that Kay Horton left his start at 29 pitches. And it's like, oh, that's, that's interesting that Kay Horton left his startup,

29 pitches.

And he's like, oh, he's fine.

He didn't go back because he had a cold and he might have coughed and all of this stuff.

And then when we talked with Craig Counsel, Craig was like, yeah, we're going to get him an MRI.

Just kind of make sure there's nothing going on.

Yeah, and they got the MRI results and addressed it today.

And Craig said that when they looked, I know, this is going to be a shock to a lot of people.

There were some areas of concern in the MRI of his muscle tissue in his midsection.

I know, Lawrence, as you said, for a pitcher at the end of a season in a rotational sport,

would you believe they found some stuff?

Yeah.

They called it a rib injury.

So, so let's hear from Craig.

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