Green Man and the Geek

Green Man and the Geat.

Green Man and the Geat.

Talking baseball every week. and the geek And welcome

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Every week

Because the Gleman

and the geeks

And welcome to

Gleeman and the Geek Show

Across with me

Eric Gleeman of Baseball for Spectators.com

Who are you? I am. I don't like to do this. You said this last time and I already forgot. John Bones? Johnny Bones, bonus. That's the closest people ever get to. They never even get that. It's usually bonus. Yeah, that's how, Stu, our friend Randball Stu, Steve Newman.

Great guy. Very smart guy. He's 10 years into mispronouncing your name. And I, well, it's possible. It's just a bit at this point. Well, I don't think it is a bit. I don't even hear it. Yeah. Is that though? I mean, it's a odd name. I've never seen anybody. By the way, someone named Gleeman should not be saying a last name is odd because that's a frigging weird name. But I've never seen anybody besides your brother or your wife with the name. Well, it's not a common name, obviously. And it's one of those things. Once the internet came around, I was suddenly like, oh, there are bonuses out there that I may not be related to. Like, there's definitely a family in Pennsylvania. In Philadelphia, there was another bonus. You guys should visit them. I should have reached out to them when I was there. Do you think this is that Anthony Hardaway situation where somebody just misspelled it along the way, that it was supposed to be just B-O-N-U-S. And somebody was like, I don't know how it's actually pronounced.

Because supposedly the bonuses came from over here from the Netherlands, you know.

Okay.

That checks out.

You look like you're...

But those bonuses came there from France during the Revolution.

That's what my dad has always told me, and I have no idea whether or not it is true.

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