Alright, I'll say it. If I played in the Little League World Series, I would bat 300.

Really? You think so. You sent me to a batting cage right now?

That's it though 300? I feel like you hit four.

I thought I didn't want to say like you know something ridiculous.

Go ridiculous. Go high enough. How fast are these pitches? Do we know?

They throw in the mid 60s. Some of them I think 50s and 60s, which is the equivalent of high 80s, low 90s.

From the distance. Yeah, because they're only pitching it like four weeks.

Yeah, because it's such a shorter distance than a major league.

That's why they always do the equivalent. They show you. He's throwing this hard. It's the equivalent of 98 or something.

Can I share a myopic Olympic gripe that I have?

Yes. No, now that the Olympics have ended, but we're still on the topic of baseball.

So I was watching the gold medal game and it was driving me crazy because it's being broadcast in America.

It's being it's an American broadcast team. It's clearly like, I don't know where it's being produced.

But pitchfings were coming out in kilometers per hour and I had no idea what the hell was going on.

I didn't know how fast pitches were. I didn't know what was happening.

Why couldn't we have done the good old MPH?

Because the metric system. Right?

Yeah, but but it's being broadcast here. It's being done by American broadcasters.

Why can't they just do the graphics with miles per hour?

You myopic American. No, I know. I said that on the front end, but yeah, I just asked that.

I thought the IOC was handing him the footage on that one.

I mean, the con. There are a lot of dresses calling the game quantity.

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