I guess it's my own issue.

My own issue is a part of why I love baseball, a part of what got me into the sport, a part of why, as much as I love basketball and as much as I love football, baseball will have the edge, is that there is no clock.

And when I told my kids, the first time I ever took him to a game is we don't leave early because I don't care if it's 19 to 1 a team can come back.

I can't say that in the NBA.

No.

I can't say that in the NFL, but I can say it in baseball.

And so that's a part of my DNA of loving this sport.

A game is never over.

And with 12 outs to go, down by eight runs at home, we saw a manager tap out.

You're an idiot.

Boone might be right right there.

Because this game was not going to last much longer.

I really don't think it was.

But did you hear anything I just said?

I heard everything.

I get it.

I get what you're saying.

I get what you're saying because you're trying to create a mindset that Aaron Boone's a quitter because

he felt like they didn't have a shot. Did you just call Aaron Boone a quitter?

I did not. You called Aaron Boone a quitter. But the reality

is Aaron Boone knew that his team didn't have it and this game was about to get

canceled anyways. It or whatever, ended anyways.

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