This is the Baseball Tonight podcast for Wednesday, August 16, 2023, and today will be better

than yesterday, working from the Bristol area, Taylor, Sarah, Bruce, I'm Buster only

working from Upstate, New York on vacation, and guys, thanks for filling in with Sarah

Langs on Monday's podcast. It sounds like you guys had fun.

Yeah, it was a great time. I love Sarah Langs podcast takeovers. She's just like such a

ray of sunshine. So, you know, I hope you guys are having fun on vacation, and if you

ever want to take another one, that's fine too.

Well, I might be taking you up on that. I'm driving back across the country with my dog

Quini next week. So maybe Monday, but we'll see how that goes. Tell me a highlight from Sarah's

podcast that jumped out to you guys. I loved her top three stories personally, and hearing her

talk with Natalie was amazing, and their conversation was so cool and insightful, and that was

Natalie's first podcast, and she crushed it. So big, big wins all around.

I'm jealous about that one, because, you know, I've told you guys a group is a huge Dodger fan,

and Fernando Mania was right up my alley. You know, I was 17 years old when Fernando had that

amazing start to his 1981 season. You know, at that time, the games weren't on television

every night, and you'd pick up the newspaper. You listen to the radio the following morning,

like, did he do it again? Did he do it again? It would be like Dodgers, too. Philly's none on the

lion's square. You're like, oh my god, he just keeps rolling here. And the excitement level

definitely reminds me of Jeremy Len when he had that absolute burst of time with the next,

and with Otani, in terms of like the excitement level around every time this player pitched. So,

you know, I appreciate Natalie jumping on and talking about that. I wish I could have been a

part of that, though. I wish I had that idea for doing it. You know, you're missing out over there.

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