The following podcast contains explicit language.

Hi, I'm Stefan Fatsis, and this is Slate's sports podcast.

Hang up and listen for the week of September 26, 2016.

We are all about guests this week.

First, Ben Lindberg of the Ringer, will join us to discuss the baseball life of Miami Marlins pitcher Jose Fernandez, who died in a boating accident over the weekend.

Then we'll ask MSNBC talk show host and Chicago Cubs fan, Chris Hayes, about the imminent World Series champions and whether he is and other fans should be morally conflicted about rooting

for a team with Trumpist connections.

Finally, my Denver Broncos teammate Nate Jackson will be here to hump his new book,

Fantasy Man, in which the former NFL touchdown machine, some machines do things twice

and then stop, in which Nate ruminates on post-football anome,

opioid-induced constipation, cannabis, a concussion movie director. He calls Guy Holly

Doosh, and as promised in the title, his fantasy football team, which is named Bunny

Sleave. Slate executive editor, Josh Levine, is off this week. Joining me from Slate headquarters in Brooklyn is Mike Peska, the host of Slate's Daily

podcast, The Gist.

Hi, Mike.

Hello.

Arnold Palmer, of course, died on Sunday night.

He was 87.

The drink that bears his name, Mike?

It's really a boring story.

Well, it's practical.

I was going to say, yes, a sad day for golf, a Saturday for beverages, not since Barnabas

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