Sometimes you get in an argument with a friend and then like the fight will never end.

Luckily here on the radio when Tiki and I were fighting Sean before on the MVP race, we could always just go to commercial. You know, you always just say, I don't know if it's enough. But when you're fighting with a friend via text message, sometimes it just never ends. Just keeps going and going and going and going. so last night after a wonderful night of baseball and I say that sort of sarcastically because the

meds did lose I was getting ready to go to bed. And a buddy of mine texted me something about David Bednor. Now, you would think, why would I give a crap about David Bednar? Yeah, why would you? Well, the guy just said, hey, do you think that David Bednar's saves in Pittsburgh were important?

And I'm like, well, yeah, I mean, he saved games.

Like, they were important.

And so we just started arguing about, like, if his saves in Pittsburgh counted.

And then finally, after like 45 minutes of this, I was like, where did this come from?

Like, A, why do I care?

Why am I continuing to respond? But then, B, where to come from?

And he's like, oh, Susan and Dave went at it on the Yankee broadcast. About David Bednar.

About David Bednar. In Pittsburgh. Yes. Wow. So I said, all right, well, now I'm up because now I need to hear the fight and see whose side am I on? Am I on Team Sims or Team

Susan? And so I figured we can all listen to the audio together and determine whose side

we're on. Okay. So ladies and gentlemen, here's how the conversation began very innocuously

when Susan Walman brought up, you know, really complimented how David Bednar is able to,

you know, give up a run, calmly breathe,

and go get the next few guys out anyway.

So here's the beginning of what

turned into a fight.

If he gives up a run,

he just says, okay,

what do I do to get the next? He doesn't get

flustered. He gets mad at himself

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