The difference is, is that nobody gives a shit if Bud's Ceilings in the hall thing.

Most fans, I should say this, in my opinion.

That's fair.

Those fans do not care.

But they care when their baseball players are in or they're not in.

That's very fair.

But I think my job is to ignore that emotion and try to, like I view it.

People have asked me, what do you say to your child?

You know, what kind of example you're sending as a parent? I'll say, I'm setting an example of how to curate a museum, you know, because

that's what I'm looking for. It's intellectual consistency. Hey, everybody, and welcome to episode

number 220 of the Chris Rose rotation, a production of John Boy Media. And this is always my favorite

one that we do in the year because we are breaking down the

Hall of Fame ballot, also talking some other major baseball topics with three of the smartest

minds we've got going in the baseball world or at least two of the smartest minds and one guy

I've known since college.

So he has to come on.

That's the way it goes.

First of all, Susan Sluster from the San Francisco Chronicle.

She has been a Hall of Fame voter since 2002.

Susan, it is so good to see again.

How are you?

I'm very well.

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