Welcome back. Chuckie's coming to you live on 106.7 the fan and the team 980 broadcasting live from Nationals Park.

We're in the Terra Club. Behind us, they're setting up the press conference.

National is going to introduce Paul Toboni as their new president of baseball operations.

He's 35 years old. He's from San Francisco area.

He played college baseball, played in the college World Series.

Then he got his MBA.

And then he started interning.

Interning.

Now he's going to run a baseball team.

I mean, he started as an intern with the A's.

It was either 2012 or 2013.

And in 12 or 13 years, now send it to the top of running a major league baseball team is a pretty incredible story it's crazy before you know

our buddies who lived in Baltimore for years going to medical school and law school

Rob and Matt had a guy that lived with them.

They used to call him Rinkle Boy because he would come back from games and he would sleep on a

couch and then he would go back to work with his clothes all wrinkled.

It sounds like Eric Bickle coming into the junks with the same clothes he slept in.

So they dubbed him Rinkle Boy and then fast forward like a decade or 15 years later, they're watching on TV. The Red Sox win the World Series. And Theo Epstein's there. And they're like, holy crap, that's a wrinkle boy. You know what? I'm guessing he wasn't wearing a wrinkled shirt. Probably had like a $4,000 Armadi suit on.

No, but he's another guy who started as an intern and worked his bottom way up.

And Charlie Cassley did the same thing.

Our friend Charlie Cassidy, who was the general manager of the Washington Redskins for years,

started as an intern and worked his way up.

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