My first thought here today is that I genuinely hope that everybody who went to Pirates

Fest had a good time, got to see what they wanted to see or who they wanted to see,

got their autographs, had their fun, doubly so if you had kids. It's a great

experience for kids. Okay, now, let's get down to business. Good morning to you. Good. Monday

morning, I'm Dan Kovachovich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports. This is Daily Shot of Pirates. It comes

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At the main management Q&A session, most of the headlines were made chiefly when Travis Williams

said that Bob Nutting is not selling the team, but also during that process early on,

fans started to sell the team, Bob Chant, and Greg Brown kind of put that out by asking them to be respectful of the

overall proceedings.

Someone else asked where Bob Nutting was.

And it kind of had that tone in general.

There's so much of that from which to choose to talk about

this morning, and I can't. I just can't. I'm going to play for you the audio of what Ben

Charington said about winning.

Just the concept of winning. And before I do, I'm going to remind you of the stuff that I've said now on this program for quite some time about how and why it's not ever been his top priority.

It's happenstance for him.

The process is the priority.

The constant churn, keeping the gears moving is the way he thinks.

That's the end game for him.

This was what he said.

Pardon the audio, it's not that great.

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