1048. It's kind of in KC on 93 WIBC. Hammer's in the studio. Are we talking Moneyball?

Well, a little bit because it involves the Oakland A's. They were the team featured in

the film Moneyball, the true life, close to true life story of the former executive

Billy Bean that ran the A's. Can you imagine Brad Pitt playing you in a movie?

Because no matter how gorgeous you are, you are, you do not look anything like Brad Pitt.

Right. That's true. So if we're casting WIBC, the movie here, what are we looking at?

So I feel like the role of Tony Katz is going to be played by actor Oliver Platte.

Yes. I mean, that is. Oh, yeah. Absolutely. Yeah.

Uh, we've been told that the hammer and Nigel casting is Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson.

That works. Yeah. I like that. Kevin is David Spade.

That's cool with me. Right. So now we're down to Kendall and Casey. So Casey, I want you to cast

Rob and Rob. I want you to cast Casey. Oh, boy. Well, I got Casey. I gotta say, I'm getting a real

good Clint Howard vibe from Rob Kendall over here. Oh, no. Rob, I wouldn't do that to you.

Well, because I got somebody really good for you. I was just saying Christina Applegate.

Oh, that's nice. I could see that for a lot of the Corning Stone. Yeah. I see that vibe.

I'll work on my non-regional diction. Rob Kendall being played by Ron Jeremy.

Young Ron Jeremy. I hope because now. Okay. So the attendance in the A's game, the average just

under 12,000 fans per game. That's a generous number considering like opening days where everybody

shows up and never shows up again. So there's a lot going on in Oakland with like a

stadium deal on the team might be moving to Las Vegas. So the fans have not been showing up.

And last night, a random, what was it? Monday night game against the Cubs. And the paid attendance

last night, the announced attendance was 4,000. And that's the Cubs who have a national following.

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