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Tonight with Brian Anderson, he is absolutely hysterical and there are loads of stories about the 2005 season and just very honest, honest insight into his career.

I cannot say the word honesty enough Dave.

It's when I originally reached out to him about this. I told him as I tell all our guests like,

Hey, we'll protect you. If you say something you don't want on or published, it's kind of no questions.

Yeah, we're out here to protect you guys for a program. Don't forget.

And he's like, no, fuck that. I don't have anyone to answer to. We're fucking, we're doing this the right way.

I'm I'm airing it all out. It's a hearing of grievances right now.

And so that was a good conversation. So we have that coming up for you.

First, we have to talk a little bit about our teams.

There's some interesting stuff going on on the south side and north side.

So leading off, I'd say the Red Sox and Cubs, they played the series that we expected.

Dave, I don't know if you got a chance to watch any of it. Yeah, I watched a lot of it.

The Cubs and I and don't cut me off and say, shut the fuck up.

The Cubs aren't playing very good baseball right now. They're not playing the way a champion is expected to be playing.

They're pitching off. No, no, no, because you're going to go through this.

You're going to go through you're going to go through broad general sweeps about my team.

And so I'm going to stop you there.

So pitching, well, the pitching's been inconsistent.

Our stat guy, Ozzy Stollinos before the show.

Ozzy also got kicked out of the bar on Saturday night. Good job, Ozzy.

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