And away we go, episode one thousand three hundred thirty-six of the Al-Galdi podcast. It is Friday, May 29th, 20206. What is supposed to be a second consecutive sunny day in the Washington, D.C. area off all of the rain that we had been getting. It was nice to see the sun on Thursday, right? My five-year-old daughter had her nursery school graduation on Thursday, so I did

appreciate Thursday being a sunny day. You know, for what we paid for that nursery school, she should

get college credit. But anyway, hello and welcome to this Friday installment of the Al-Galdi podcast.

Next segment, discussion of the Washington Commander's defense off heavy optimism that was expressed by

Interior defensive lineman Javan Kinlaw and edge defender Charles O'Madowoo during

post-practice press conferences on Wednesday afternoon on what was the team's first OTA day

of this offseason. Do we trust this defense to be better this coming season? Should we trust this defense to be better this coming season?

I'll also give you some thoughts on cornerback Mikey San Francisco

off some things that he had to say during his post-practice press conference on Wednesday afternoon.

Mikey Sanberstall, to me, an underrated key to this defense this coming season.

Also on the show, a conversation with

Washington Wizards analyst, Kevin Foley of Wizards Film Room on X, as we prepare for what our Wizards

will do with their number one overall pick in the 2006 NBA draft. We are having conversations

with a variety of Wizards voices, and so we'll speak with Kevin about what the

wizard should do at one, what the team has in its nucleus of Belal Kulibali, Alexar, Kishon, George,

Bub Carrington, Trey Johnson, and Will Riley, whether the wizard should sign Trey Young

and Anthony Davis to contract extensions. What grade the front office led by monumental basketball president

Michael Winger and Wizards General Manager Will Dawkins deserves and more. And on the show,

we'll talk Baltimore Orioles. So they lost to the Toronto Blue Jays 2-1 at Orioles at

at Camden Yards on Thursday evening as the O's had a hard time against the Blue J starting pitcher who was former

Washington National starting pitcher Patrick Corbin. He allowed one run in five innings.

So before we get to feedback, a thank you to John Jeffries and the rest of the crew of

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