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as we get back into commanders Falcons. Bob Carpenter, the voice of the Nationals, joins us.

He's retiring after 20 seasons in the booth. So you don't want to miss that. But join us right now

on the Rood guest hotline, rude the most reliable heating and air conditioning products in the DMV. It's Wes Durham. He's the voice of the Atlanta Falcons, also a host on the ACC Network. Good morning, Wes. Hey, guys, good morning. Nice to be with you. Wes. Have you ever met Bob Carpenter? Yes, years ago. Terrific guy. And salute to him. What a marvelous run he's had, not only in Washington,

but prior to that, I got to know him. I joke with Jimmy Dykes all the time. My favorite thing

early in my career, I guess, was watching the late-night snack from the whack on Big Mondays,

remember years ago on ESPN.

Big Mondays, yep.

Like Wyoming and Fresno State at the arena odd and Laramie comes on at like midnight

or something like that.

And those guys would be just huge energy and things like that.

So, yeah, Bob's had a hell of a run.

And his gift to the industry, as much as his work on the air that fans know,

is the baseball scorebook he created.

I don't know.

I mean, everybody I know who's involved in baseball, and I don't know that many.

I know a few use that scorebook.

It's just an amazing, an amazing tool to have if you're going to do baseball. Well, you've had a really good career too. You've voiced the Georgia Tech for years, and now the Falcons. Your dad was in the business for years. Hold up. He started as a DJ, according to Wikipedia, at least, a DJ at a roller rink. Is that true? Oh, it's good. Good start. I believe that.

You cannot escape a 100-day job in the spring of your senior year in high school where

you actually played records at a roller rink.

Very nice.

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