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All right. I am here. Aaron is here. This show is presented by Window Nation. If you're in the market for Windows, call 86690 Nation or go to Window Nation. And tell them we told you to call. Well, when we left here yesterday, the day got

pretty busy, didn't it? Just a little bit. Got pretty busy when we were finished with the podcast

yesterday. We're going to get to all of it, including Ernie Grunfeld and Tim Legler is going to

join us on the show today. I really wanted to talk to Tim about the situation and the

job and how good it is and what he would do. In fact, I think Tim should be an actual candidate

for the job, but that's for another day perhaps. I don't know, maybe we'll get into it with him.

I'll tell you what my Ernie discussion won't be. It won't be an exaggerated

hit job on Ernie Grunfeld. I completely agree with this decision. I have said for three years

running now, even though I used to be a defender of Ernie, there is no defense left. I'm ready to move on from Ernie.

But Ernie Grunfeld's not the worst general manager in the history of sports.

All right?

And so many of you tried to make them out to be that yesterday.

Social media did.

Lots of people did.

Lots of people who have barely ever watched a wizard's game in the regular season

are absolutely convinced that there's never been a worse GM in the history of sports.

Anyway, look, it's been so bad, I guess, that so many haven't been watching. So perhaps that's

proof alone why Ernie should have gone fair enough

on that point. Anyway, I'll get to Ernie shortly and I'll bring Tim Legler on as well. But I want

to start with what was called by some one of the biggest nights in D.C. sports history last

night, the return of Bryce Harper to Nats Park, aka the snake pit. Yeah,

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