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The Kevin Sheehan Show is Kevin.

We have a guest scheduled on the show today coming up in just a few minutes.

Mark Eind, one of the real successful entrepreneurs in the history of this city.

He's the owner of the Washington Castles.

He owns the City Open.

He is the man responsible for bringing Rafa to the City Open on July 31st later this month for the City Open tennis tournament.

Mark's an interesting guy.

It's been years since I've talked to Mark,

had him on the radio show a couple of times years ago,

but it'll be good to catch up with him and get how this happened

and what's sort of in the offing, who else will be there

to play against Rafa at the end of the month. So we'll

do that with him. I wanted to start with the home run derby last night. I really enjoyed it.

I usually don't enjoy those things, but I enjoyed the home run derby. First of all, the

Otani show was really the reason you probably had a decent

television audience. I'm guessing. I've not seen the TV numbers yet on this, but I'm assuming that

they did pretty well last night with Otani making his debut in the home run derby, and then I think

the All-Star game tonight will probably do pretty well also. But the showdown between Soto and Otani was really dramatic. Soto takes them out

in the first round after they tie at 22-22. Then they go to extras, you know, using soccer jargon,

extra time. They're still tied after extra time, and they go to extras, you know, using soccer jargon, extra time.

They're still tied after extra time, and they go to penalty kicks.

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