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It's still kind of sketchy about tomorrow, but that's the plan right now, a double header tomorrow.

That even that logic doesn't make sense to me.

You heard it might as well try. Well, no, here's the thing. Like Lee Goldberg said, it's like a spokesman wheel spinning around.

So it's just coincidence that as it spins, the morning early in the day is not as bad and it seems to get better as the day goes on.

So if that's the case, wouldn't it be better to start at noon, try to get in what you can before it starts to get bad?

Because according to Lee, it's going to be the same tomorrow. It's not going to loosen up until Friday.

So why don't you give yourself the best chance to get a game in by getting like a noon first pitch.

And then maybe if it does get bad, like it did today around two, three o'clock, you at least got one game in.

Michael, but it's going to be exact same tomorrow. We might be we might be in the same situation.

Right.

So I don't really have to more than four o'clock first pitch. You might even have me for more than a half hour.

But I'm just trying to understand the logic because they're trying. I mean, rather than just trying the most serious, they're trying.

They're not trying. They're they're they're in baseball land, thinking about what makes what sells the most tickets, what's the most convenient for television and ratings.

And not thinking about human land where it's expected to be exactly the same tomorrow as it was today.

So if that's the case, doesn't today is an indication that starting at four o'clock, you're not going to be able to get the two games in.

Or you're going to have to have the embarrassment of playing in conditions that are just as bad as today when you postpone it.

No, it's illogical, it's ignorant and it's living in the baseball bubble instead of expanding their horizons into real life.

Oh, what do you more? We have no, I mean, this is this is an event that doesn't take place very often. We have no idea what it's going to be tomorrow. We can only guess at it.

So why would you cancel the whole series right now?

Do we have no idea? Why not?

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