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how are you well I'm fine but I'm really beginning to feel sorry for you if you've been a

Mets fan for that long you must have a self-loathing complex and transitioning to the Yankees

it's not going to help you're still going to be a loser to the Yankees, it's not going to help.

You're still going to be a loser to the greatest team in baseball, the Los Angeles, Dodgers, my hometown team, who, by the way, have the best hot dogs in all of America's stadiums.

Well, that's debatable, but they certainly have the best Japanese player, and they are 12 and 3, and they've won two consecutive World Series, well on the way to winning another one. They shut out the Mets last night, so I can't argue any of that, but you don't live in Los Angeles right now, but you're still a Dodger fan. Oh, yeah. I mean, my dad used to take me to Dodger Stadium. I saw Sandy Kofax pitch in the World Series in the 1960s twice. I watched.

And Don Drysdale and all the great players back in the 60s when they won the World Series a couple of times. Amazing. I got to know Sandy a little bit years ago down in Boca Raton. He lives in Florida. He lives in Boca Raton. Right. And they would hold this golf tournament every year in his neighborhood and they'd allow us to do our show live from there. And once or twice, I think twice. In over two-year period, Sandy sat down with us.

And, of course, being I'm a loud and proud Jew, you know that, Greg, talking to him about not

pitching Yom Kippur. It was some great conversations. And look, to this day, and we saw

some very dominant pitchers over that decade, those decades especially,

people like Bob Gibson and St. Louis and Seaver and Carlton, all these amazing pitchers,

nobody is dominant over that period of time in the history of the game, like Sandy Calfax.

Absolutely.

He must really like you because he's a very private guy yes yes generally doesn't do

interviews nothing no he does he he must be a sid fan oh who's not greg well that's a long list

i'll could take some time i know i tell you who's not is eric swallwell he's not a big man of

mine as you could imagine uh. But he's about to

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