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And Frank Kelly and Frank.

And also Frank Elliott.

And Fruden and George Bush.

Ready to go, man.

You never know.

You never know.

I'll tell you what.

I'm not sure which of us it is right now.

We both say man at the end. That's right, man. They're a good job. You know, speaking of people you hate and then you love, yeah, everybody hated George Bush, and then they loved him when he was throwing sweet fastballs. Yeah, well, that and my art. I do a lot of art now. Finger painting is good. I do some of that. Finger paint. Cranes, maybe. Yeah, Coriola. Chick box is 64. Nice. Multiple of eight. All right. So Frank Caliando's here. We be rocking out. Covino and Rich, broadcasting live from the Fox Sports Radio Studios. And you could watch what you hear. You want to see Frank in all his glory. It's not John Gruen. It's Frank Collien, though. And you could see us streaming live at Covino and Rich FSR on YouTube, streaming live, chatting live. People loving the show. Scott from mayor, Colin in Canada, West and Idaho. Thank you guys for chiming in at Covino and Rich FSR. And I don't know if there's a guy having a worst week than C.B. Buckner, the umpire and baseball that's getting every call wrong. I mean, we've all had bad weeks, right? Like this is like of epic proportions. Like worst calls ever. And then he just got a remove from a game because he got hit in the face. Danny G. sort of said something. I don't even know if he really knew how poignant it was.

He was like, yo, man, is this the worst week ever? Maybe karma. Like, is it karma for being so bad? Like, do umpires deserve this sort of treatment? I don't know. Because, and let's talk about it. How long do umpires have left? Dude, we talked about this yesterday.

We are in the transitional stage of they're going to be gone before you know. Because there's not a ton of judgment calls in baseball, right? We're saying how I compared it to self-checkout. Like sometimes you're like, ah, let's get the senior citizens some jobs and, you know, for alcohol you need the one line. But for the most part, like, do we really need a home plate on fire? Yeah. It's to keep the old heads and the fans happy, I think, and like a transitional stage. Like, all right, are we good now? Yeah, we don't need them. And then it becomes maybe a field official or something. I don't know. What would Morgan Freeman maybe think about the ball strike challenges? The matter is the matter is, I'm older than any of you can even imagine.

I'd be around here before there was even the game of baseball.

The field of dreams hadn't even been a dream yet.

It wasn't prepared.

Wow.

That was one of the worst calls I've ever seen in my entire life, and that umpire walked 500 miles.

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