What's up, everybody? And welcome back to the anything better podcast with your host,

Paul Beres, the bill, her producer Andrew Themless. And you guys are listening to episode

number 47. It's another weird number. We're entering the weird, we're always into the

weird numbers from 46 on bill. What do we got?

Number 47. We got the great Jack Morris.

Pitches for Detroit. And I want to say, he put for the blue jays too. I know he says to

shutdown power picture. The Tom Selik mustache. It was over when he came in, you know,

shut down your bullpen and send them all home. Who cares? I'm pitching the whole game and we're

winning. Tom Glavin. Oh, Tommy. That's a hole. I mean, that's an animal. I mean, the pitching staff

that the Atlanta Braves drafted in the 1990s that they hadn't run into those fucking Yankees,

man, Jesus Christ. I mean, that was right up there with the ones that Baltimore had.

We do it again. Maddox, Smoltz, Maddox, Smoltz, Glavin. That's three Hall of Famers, right?

Three Hall of Famers on the same pitching staff. It's unbelievable. Yeah. And then in football,

you got Marv Woodson running back corner, back for the Pittsburgh Steelers honorable mention.

Ronnie Lapet of the New England Patriots back when they had the white helmet with the white

face mask back in the days to love watching him play corner. You know, it's one of the 85

both team that got, you know, unfortunately destroyed by the 46 defense, but they went down and

they beat the goddamn dolphins in the orange ball. One of the great Super Bowls rematch pull that

never happened. The only team to beat the 85 Bears was the 1985 Miami dolphins on Monday night

protecting the 17 to 0 1972 dolphins record. It's one of the greatest games I ever saw.

Damarino never fucking played better. The whole team was unbelievable. He just stood there and

just beat those guys, right? Slinging it all over the field. They could have avenged their one loss.

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