hour number two we will get to the remainder of the phone calls from hour number one i'll reset

it real quick and then we are just going to add something to the mix look hour one i only highlighted

the baseball labor war because there were some major salvos thrown but it was really a conversation

about you as a consumer's patience watching billionaires and

millionaires fight while many of you struggle to just exist.

And I think baseball better be real careful because I don't know how many people are going to be

around waiting if they decide to continue to argue over money.

And if you don't have baseball in

2007, you'll move on to other things.

Life moves very fast.

So we're having a conversation about it and really just, look, the greed in sports right

now is so over the top.

It's alienating people, and I think a lot of it, it's subconscious for people,

but you feel differently about sports. And a lot of sports, they don't feel real anymore.

They don't feel emotional. You don't feel the hatred. You don't feel the rivalries.

Because the money's taking it all away. If I got to see another jersey swap after a playoff game,

I want to throw piano out the

window.

I can't stand it.

No, you don't get the passion anymore, Mike.

And, yeah, where even fans were like, oh, my goodness, it just ruined my day.

My team just lost.

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