Dan and Carteret, New Jersey.

What's going on, Dan?

I got to take up an issue with Boomer, a boomtrodomis moment, and also on event about Cal Raleigh.

Okay, let's hear it.

So back on September 5th, 6th, and 7th, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, the Yankees played the Blue Jays, that Sunday game. I was at Friday's game and Sunday's game. Sunday game I had an issue with because they brought Devin Williams in and the eighth inning with a one-run lead, pivotal moment, you know, and going against the Blue Jays division rival, trying to win the division. And I was pissed, but Williams got out of that inning. When I called in on Tuesday, the 9th, I vented about that to you guys. And Boomer's take was, well, you know, they're going to have to use him. He's going to be part of the, you know, the bullpen in the rotation. And maybe this was a, you know, a turnaround moment, turnaround spot for him. And what has Devin Williams done since Boomer said that?

Turned around. He's been great. He's been great every time. Right. It pisses me off because it's bittersweet because Boomer is a match fan, you know, and another Boomer doesn't have

the sports acumen of like a Sean Marash or an Evan Roberts or a Mike Francesa.

And yet again, he's right about a team he's not even a fan of. So, pisses me off. But after I make my Cal Raleigh point, maybe you could put me on hold and boom, you can give me like the winning mega millions or Powerball numbers. Yeah, yeah. Okay. All right. So what's your Cal Raleigh point? okay

this guy's got to be on something

okay he's never hit higher than 35 All right. So what's your Cal Raleigh point? Okay. This guy's got to be on something, okay?

He's never hit hired in 35 home runs in a season.

He was not big dumper when he came on the scene.

He might have been medium dumper.

He's gotten bigger every year, not as drastic as Barry Bond's increasing in size and birth.

But if you look at images of Raleigh from

2020 and 2021 to now, and he's going to almost double his career high. This doesn't make any

sense. The record stood for 61 years, and now it's going to be broken two years later by

this hack from Seattle. Listen, Lance Armstrong got away with what he did for years and years and years.

Other athletes as well with their tainted achievements and the taint and taint.

Something's got to be going on.

Major League Baseball has to possibly be allowing turning a blind eye to steroids back in the league

or something because they need a shot in the veins for their sport because it doesn't make any sense.

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