Let's go to Chris and Franklin Lake. How are you, Chris?

Oh, I'm doing great, Yvonne. How's Tiki doing today?

You know, how are you?

I was good.

No, all right. So we have to come to a number that if you catch a ball in your career,

going to the game, that you get to actually keep them.

Because yesterday was a perfect example.

I catch the ball, actually surprisingly in my hat.

Those foul ball, foul ball.

Right, right.

And everyone's looking at me, and there's young little kids around,

and everyone's hooting and hollering.

When is my chance?

So I had to go back to being a child.

I would like to keep one of these balls.

That's a great.

That's a great, great question, Chris.

What he is referring to is that when you catch a foul ball at a game, you are going to be publicly

shamed unless you give the ball to a kid.

If there is a kid in your section, you're going to

be publicly shamed that that ball has to go to a kid. And here's my perspective on this.

First of all, I got my kids with me. I don't want them getting a ball from some stranger.

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