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The PPP voices of baseball is a podcast about the art and craft of play-by-play and

we're in the middle of an amazing season. Catch up on episodes with Joe Buck, Joe Davis,

Pat Hughes, and more, and learn along with me, Matt Spiegel, how the job is done.

It's not just home-run Bryce Harper and the Philly's League to really do

it justice. You got to widen the lens. What does this home run mean? The PPP voices of

baseball. I bring you the people who bring you the game. Listen on the Odyssey app or

wherever you get your podcasts. I think the first thing I wanted to do was this.

Look, I understand for many of you, you're going to hear Kentucky Derby horse racing go,

that's bullshit, that's not my thing. I would re-explore that if I were you. I've

been lucky enough to go to four of them. I am due to get back. I haven't gone since the

year. I want to make sure I'm right about this. Believe the last one I was at was American

Pharaoh. It is more than just an event. I would compare it to college football when you

go to one of the cathedrals of college football. You know, you go to an Ohio State of Michigan

and Notre Dame and LSU, whatever it may be for you. It's like that. NFL fans, I would compare

it to going to a place like Lambo or going to a Super Bowl. It's a pilgrimage. For some of you,

and I know it's an older generation that does it. It's a lot like Major League Baseball. You go

see a game at Riggly, a game at Fenway. Maybe you do a summer, you know, two or three stop ballpark

tour. I know people do that. You have to view it that it's a pilgrimage, that it's something

you're doing because it's bigger than the actual event. The event is cultural. The event is iconic.

The event means so much to so many people. I will tell you this, and I think it's a decent sales

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