Hi everybody, welcome to Matt and Dory's excellent adventure. I'm Matt. I'm Dory.

Another week, another summer, everybody out there and you're varying temperatures of heat.

Sorry. Yeah. Sounds pretty brutal out there. Well, I mean the east coast.

They are roasting. As the Red Sucks game today, it was 97 degrees in Boston.

Has a game ever been called for heat? Not that I know of.

Surprisingly, I wonder if even in like the old Arlington, Texas days when they didn't have a roof?

That's an interesting question. Because like at some point it's going to get dangerous,

especially these day games. Right. With a sun and everything?

I'm looking it up. I'm looking it up. He's looking it up everyone. Here he goes.

Look at this number one post of here. Does your wife give you shit every time you golf? I should

write. Nope. She doesn't. I don't. She's a keeper, everybody. Thank you for heat.

The loop will be of the tea everybody.

Oh, there's a reddit thread about it. That'll be the answer.

Tonight's Dodgers game is 107. There's going to be a limit. That's not tonight, tonight,

from when the thread was published. Twins cup is played in 110. Yeah, he's

resulting in a multiple players getting heat sickness. See, like that to me feels like

it's actually very dangerous. And then both for the... The cup fan replied it was 95. The

heated x was 115. There's a difference. I mean, both for the players and the spectators.

2017 World Series game one was 103 degrees. Gross.

According to the collective bargaining agreement, after June 1st,

getaway games in Arlington can be scheduled after 5 p.m. due to heat reasons.

But I can't see anything about a game ever being called. Interesting.

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