Spiegel and Holmes.

Hi, Boog!

We're a very important radio show. You know? Yeah, you are. So very important. I mean, do people have any idea? That was my sincerity there. You want me another reading of that? Yeah, yeah. I'm going to count you down, okay? In three, two, one. So very important. Oh, that feels nice. Afternoons on the score.

And now the one-two from Hunter Green.

Strike three called and the ball game is over.

Hunter Green pitches a masterpiece, a one hit shutout,

and the Reds win the opener by a score of one to nothing.

Highlights courtesy of the score, the great Pat Hughes, the Hall of Famer himself, on the call.

Cubs lose in an incredible pitching matchup.

One does have to wonder that after the clinch in Pittsburgh and we saw what was going on inside the clubhouse and damn it, they should celebrate getting themselves to the playoffs.

When you saw the, I think you're watching it in real time speaks and I'm just sitting there going, wow, that's a lot of garbage cans full of beer and empty champagne bottles.

And I know most of it's on the floor.

I get that.

But still, they went for it, and I appreciate that.

Well, they went for it. And some of that is obviously just for the celebration and the

spraying and all of that.

But that's only the portion of the day that we see.

Correct.

Remember what time that game ended, you know?

Day game.

It was long.

Day game and a short flight, too.

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