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Slack.com slash DHQ. I recently learned something about our producer Peter Ballon on Rosen.

He grew up in Rochester, New York, a city that had not one, not two, not three, not four

minor league sports teams. We had five minor league sports teams. What? Yeah. Why? I don't

know, Rochester, New York. We had basketball, we had hockey, we had lacrosse, we had soccer,

and of course we had baseball. Yeah! Baseball was definitely the most popular one in town.

So you feel like a connection to the minor leagues? Oh for sure, I mean we went, we would go

every summer at least.

Zub. Hey. Peter actually called his sister Marissa

recently to talk about the Red Wings, their minor league baseball team. I did.

Rochester's a Red Wings definitely, there's a special place for them in my heart. Why? Because

they chose me to go down during like the seventh inning stretch. Red Wings games are super

fun. In between innings they'd have competitions on the field. Kids would compete for who could

throw the most balls into a crate. Or have a dance off of spikes, the team's big red bird

mascot. And this one night I'm in elementary school, my sisters in middle school, and they

chose her to compete. She was stoked. Like this doesn't happen to you, not a Rochester

Red Wings game, but it happened to me. Okay.

Marissa and two other girls were gonna go on the field and race, while holding trays

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