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Hey, good morning, everybody.

Good morning, Woody.

It's the middle of the week.

It is Wednesday.

It's August the 13th, 2025.

Hello and welcome. We are the Woody show. I'm Woody. That's Greg Goring. Good morning, Woody. Menace, good morning to you. Good morning, Woody. We got Gina Grad. Hi. Sammy is here. Morning. C. Bass is here. Morgan, our associate producer. Von, our video producer. We've got Bort. We've got Menji. D'm ass Tyler's even like lurking around here somewhere. DAT. D-A-T in the Hoos. Yep. Phones are open 877-44. Woody, for you to be a part of things this morning. You can send us a text over to 2-9-87. Working our way through the middle of the week here. We've got some of the trending news headlines coming up. also the latest in the world of entertainment. Birthdays, pornob birthday. A whole bunch more for you this morning here on The Woody Show. One of the stories from this week is the first, you know, female Major League Baseball umpire. Jen Powell is her name. She was behind the plate Sunday. And a lot of people critiquing her performance.

Yeah.

Because if you saw, the first pitch wasn't even close, she called it a strike.

Yeah.

And then even the first batter that she rung up as a strikeout.

The ball that she called for strike three, not even close.

Oh, Jen. So, of course, all those things have been, you know, all over social media. However, her performance received a favorable

review from something called Ump scorecards. Now, I guess all the umpires, you know, they get

graded on this stuff. Uh-huh.

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