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It's time for Grant, Brandt, Brands,

serve him up, Rhino, serve him up.

I got you, Grant.

I'm going to start you with an easy one, okay?

Yeah.

How about getting the whole guy on par fours, par fives?

Can we stop getting the hole?

Like, it's just a little bit too much.

All right, now let's get more nuanced.

I have no problem with Rich Eisen, but my goodness, why does it have to be front page

story all over the place that he's returning to do a sports center? Like, who cares? Like,

seriously? It's that big of a deal? And last but not least, a complete game has become the no-hitter.

Part of the nostalgia of going to baseball games is the what if could I see a no-hitter?

Grant, you're seeing pitchers pulled out with no-hitters. Such a turnoff.

You know, as far as ESPN goes, I'll give you the reason why because so many people have been so turned off with that network and they're woke

absurd messaging and everything that goes with it that they are hurting so much that they have to

jam rich eisen down everybody's throats that That's the reality. Now, as far as Rich Eisen goes, I think he's really good at what he does. I think he's a really good anchor in sports, and I think he's really good on a talk show host. His play-by-play is embarrassing and he should not be allowed to do any NFL football. It's that bad. All right, it is a bad look, okay?

I mean, when you go from Joe Buck and Jim Nance and Kevin Burkhart to the Rich Eisen,

I mean, that's like going from the top of the Empire State Building down to the basement.

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