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Hey Alexa, play 98.7 ESPN. Somebody had sent me a picture of the Survelli suit.

Oh, I saw that, right? Yeah, it was a-

That doesn't, the picture doesn't do it justice. Like, I remember them like they were interviewing

them even on like, you know, yes, when they were, you know, broadcasting the parade and all

that stuff that day. And I was like, what is this dude's sport in here? Maybe that's how they

celebrate championships in Venezuela. I don't know. Well, I don't know the custom. I don't know

what it is either, but he felt empowered. Right. Shilly day keeps him warm. He felt him now.

I am Francisco. I feel empowered by these two days. What a series champion. You'll see the ring.

Oh boy. So what happened 40 years ago today? Now we talked about it in the pre-show meeting.

Three, right? So, but Tom Bauer, who's back on the board for us, we appreciate you back, Jacob,

did a tremendous job, but Tom. We missed one hell of a meal the other night, Tom, by the way.

Tom just hits different. We love him. I appreciate that guys. Now you were not at the meeting because

you were busy doing the previous show. So I'll ask you, what happened 40 years ago today?

I'm going to assume it was the Pintar incident. Wow. Well, you would assume correctly.

What an ad let me talk about that. Yeah. Yeah. That's something to keep that segment going.

Oh my gosh. So, um, yeah, George Bradets, a homerun, Sunday afternoon, July 24th, 1983.

And of course, the Pintar, um, Billy Martin protests, they win.

The game, the Yankees win the protests. This then he's called out. Never saw a player go more

ballistic than George Brett did. Never saw it a million years. If that game didn't produce

personal private security for umpires, then nothing ever. I never understood. And for anybody

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